Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-08
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

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Dr.. G. Il. Chamberlain. Rooms 8. 9
and 10, Dabney Block. If
John I.anders is down from his farm
at Wishkah. on business.
DR.. Sullivan now at F.. L. X. Pharmacy
until Jan. 10. Glasses fitted. If
Gerald Hogan has assumed charge Of
the paper routes OF the HERALD.
Miss Grace Canker was admitted for
treatment to the Aberdeen General hos.
piial, yesterday.
Morris Thorpe, an apprentice, had a
thumb severely injured at the Douglas
machine shops Thursday.
Harry Hood, after spending the holi.
days with his parents here, returned to
Portland Saturday. to pursue his studies
at Columbia college.
Superintendent Linn is pushing the
laying OF the new water main on Mark. t
street, and soon the water troubles will
be thing of the past.
Fine toilet articles, games, hooks,
cards. mirrors, leather goods, albums,
shaving and smoking sets. In fact we
have presents for any one young or old.
Evans Drug Co. If
The Chehalis County Logging company
sent their big logging engine back to camp
last week, after having it thoroughly re-.
paired at Douglas Bros shop. The Ell.
CINE is now as good as new.
The frame building formerly occupied
by the Gabrielson Il Holmer grocery, has
been moved to First and D streets by
Thos. Warwick, who will probably place
stock Of groceries in it for the trade OF
that vicinity.
The Grays Harbor Packing Co. finishe !
shipping it's product of the season Satnr-
day. The number Of cases was not OBJ.
tairahle. Mr.. Forbes has under con-
temptation scheme that. he says. beats
canning salmon.
The manv Aberdeen friends of Willard
Turner. OF Wisllkah, are pleased at his
appointment by the county commission.
ers ae road supervisor. and those who
know him hest are cure he will fill the
position with credit
Rev. J. J. Hnleen and family. who
have been visiting Rev. ]. P. Ohleen. of
this city, returned to their home in Ever.
cit, Saturday. While here Mr.. Huleen
assisted in special meetings at the Swed.
ish Congregational church.
You will not find beauty in rouge pot
or complexion whitewaAh. True beauty
comes to them only that take HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 1t is wond erful
tonic and beautifier. IS cents Tea or
Tablets. w. B. Paine & Co.
The purchase Of the "Pippin" cigar
stand and billiard parlor by Elisha
Thompson, was concluded Friday. and
Mr.. Thompson assumed charge of the
business that afternoon. His numerous
old.time Aberdeen friends wish NJ.
Thompson unbounded success in his new
venture.
Mavor Lindstrom and J. J. Ryan, the
boiler maker, left this morning for San
Francisco on business. Mr.. Ryan's es-
Enlistment has been making quite re-
putation in the line of equipping the
steamers built or, Gravs IIarbor with
water and oil tanks. and goes -outh with
the ma or with a probable view OF bust
ness, shonld the I.indstrom yard be sue.
cessiul in securing orders.
On Friday evening, large number OF
the A. O. Z. w. and their families
assembled at their hall for a general
social session. During the evening the
/ following officers Were installed by ID.
q. VI. W., H.. Barker; Master Work
man, T. II. Mckay; Past VI. w , julius
| Heyer; Overseer, w. +. Lucas; Fore
man, A.. \. Brown; Recorder, S. b.
/ Lynn; f'inancier, j. ID. Morehead; Re-
cever H. +. Shelly Guide. NJ. f Lucas !;
l. w., +. Millette O. W., Charles Town
send. Trustee for three years. II. Bark
err. Refreshments, both intellectual
and material followed the in>tallatinn