Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-17

Sheet music at Evans Drug Co. tt
s. a. Randolph hnd business in Elmo
Friday.
DR.. q. r. Chamlera.u Rooms s, Q
and 10, pabrov N".E. II
Fresh cr~em~v buterat lowest price.
Deans lie Aee tore.
Mr.. u. GI.ps is about to erect a
81 0)0 res the rance addition.
c. Cm gu dentist, over State
Bank, cor er heron aud II streets. oo.tf
Frank ~, Of 1oiniam, has re-
ceiyed a .pt i.r al undercntter sup
port.
For Quincy, EXPRESS or Dray, call II,
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filled. If
The Order Of Pendo will give social
this evening, inch the public is in
vted.
Alex Castrno is putting a 500 addi-
ton to his property at River and &
streets.
Judge Drake is having business
building erected on his lot, on Il street
below Heron.
A fine line of Pamer's, Colgate's and
other noted toilet soaps at Evans Drug
Co.'s store tt
Roland McQlaig has entered the Grays
Harbor Business College, to take a com
mercial course.
We have enough purses and coin bags
to carry all the money in the city.
Evans Drng Co If
Mrs. c. J. Springer, of Montesano,
visited Aberdeen friends last week. the
guest of Mrs. A. g. Ennis.
Spend your evenings proftably by &C.
qniriDg business education at the Grays
Harbor Business College. tt
Mr.. and Nrs. W. W. Boner went to
Seattle Saturday. to remain until after
the republican state convention.
Cemetery lois enc'o-ed. brick, con-
crete and mason work Of all kins. JAS.
MCNAMARA, 2l3 North b street. 73tf
Will C. Ennis came down from Ia
coma Saturday, for a short visit with his
parents, Mi. anu MIS-. a. Z. Ennis.
Mems Suits. correct in cut, perfect in
ailoring, right in fabric, SO to so. A.
w. Barley, llG south q street. 96tt
F. f. Jones has purchased a two-story
residence property near the Aberdeen
Box factory, from John horde for 81, 800.
Stanley Zelasko has started messen-
ger service in Bassett's Book Store d
News Agency. Will answer all calls to
IL p. m. Phone 123. 93.tf
Mrs. J. B. Bridges entertained large
number of her lady friends Friday after
noon. Cards and refreshments helped
to while away the time.
Girls wanted-We want women,
girls, and boys over Is years, to work for
good wages. Sea Beach Packing Works.
next TO Il street dock. 10l.tf
Deputy Collector Dorm fined the cap
tain OF the harkentine John G. Palmer
500 last week for sailing his chip with
unlicensed first and second mates.
The party given by the ladies of the
Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple,
Friday evening, was as usual attended
by large number and was thorough
ly enjoyable affair.
Jas II. Fuller has sold a tract 140xlS0
feet adjoining his residence, on q street
between Fourth and Fifth, to o. J. En-
gen and a. l.. Davenport, who intend
building residences on the beautiful
sites.
The ladies' OF the Congregational
church Will serve chicken supper at the
church. Wednesday evening. These
suppers are always we'll attended and
looked forward to by the public, with
pleasure.
Miss Nina Ennis entertained party
of young friends Thursday evening in
honor OF Alfred Dinse, Ray Johnson and
Mark Ennis, members of the 1909 class
of Pullman college. A delightful time lie
reported.
w. w. Maxey returned FRIDAY from
an outing OF two weeks at Lake (luinault,
well pleased with his trip, especially as
he managed to kill a bear, the skin OF
which he is having prepared as family
heirloom.
Ask any Jap" that you may see, :,
''Why the Car, with Bear behind" had
to climb tree.
The Yanks, God bless the Yanks, says he
They gave us Rocky Mountain Tea.
Mrs. w. j. Patterson left for Portland
Friday, to place her daughter, Miss Jean
HAYES, in school, at St. Heen's Hall.
She was accompanied by her son, Ken
meth Hayes, who gees to San Rafael,
Cal, to enter a military school for boys.