Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-02

The Herald twice week teuS II Ill
DIR. Smith, Osteopath, 7.S P. o. block
Postal card views of Aberdeen ut Evans
Drug Co. Il
New walnuts, Is cents per pound
Deans Tea Store. tt
Easter dyes will be 80 Id this year as
usual by Evans Drug 60. tt
A. Krasp, of New York, is visiting Alb
erdeen, the guest of Louis Fogel.
A. w. Plympton, engineer OF the fire
department, visited Portland laet week.
Mrs. A. D. Wood entertained a mum,
Der OF friends at O'Clock luncheon Fri
day.
Frank Groundwater, an attorney oil
Elma, was doing business in the city
Friday.
Tie commencement exercises of the
High school have been fixed for June 10,
IL and IL.
Valuable premiums free with best Teas
and Coffees at Deans Tea Store, I'll
South G street.
Mrs. A. P. White and son went to
Montesano Saturday, to spend q few
days with her parents.
Chicken Ranch for sale on easy terms.
Nice location and good market. 5. X.
Bowes, ia South G street. tt
A. F.. Anderson and G. F. Westberg,
of Aberdeen, have purchased the Ho.
GUAM soda and bottling works.
New 7.room house and barn near
Market street school. $110O. h. A.
Wiley Co., 2l3 South G street.
Mrs. ]. D. Lowry has purchased the
business property 100 South street,
from G. A. Pinckney, for $4,000.
Mrs. A. D. Wood went to Cohassett
Yesterday to begin arrangements for the
summer campaign al that popular resort.
I. Beemer has improved his home on
First street. near G, by having it raised
two feet and putting in a new foundation.
neutrality-suspicious. bookkeeper and
stenogl apher. Address. stating expert
ence and salary wanted, Y, care HERALD
Office. % II
Daniel Gillies came over from South
Bend Friday, to spend Sunday with his
family. He returned to his camp this
morning.
C. S. Pstten and o. w. Schafer have
moved their sign writing establishment
to the Dabnev building, in rear OF Dean s
tea store.
Onick and Right-Fifteen years ex-
perienced bicycle man at Bell Bros.
Bicycle Repair Shop, 2O5 South + street.
Telephone $40.
Miss Kate Grossman returned Satur-
dav from Portland, where she had ac-
companied her parents on their way to
Twin Falls, Idaho.
Albert Hansen, bicycles and repairing,
fishing tackle, sporting goods, electric
supplies, umbrella repairing. Lumber
Exchange Bldg, q st. 4S'lOt
r.. p. Brown has leased the Columbia
theater building for his brother, who
will come from Iowa to engage IN BUSH
ness with Will Campbell.
The Washington Colonization Co., OF
Aberdeen, has purchased 3,9O6 acres OF
land in Township 1879, near Aberdeen
from the Lyle Logging Il Mercantile Co.
C. w. Everett, the singing evangelist,
who has been assisting in the COngrega-
tional church, left for Elma this morn
ing, where he will assist in special meet.
ings.
C. G. Winfield, Practical Refractionist
has Office rooms at the Kenilworth, POS 3
East Heron street. where he can be con-
suited on all kinds OF defective vision or
moor sight. IS 2t
Capt. f. Erickson, who has been in
the employ of the N. W. Lumber Co..
Hoquiam, for lS years, has resigned
command OF the Rustler, and will come
to Aberdeen to assume command OF the
tug Cudahy.
John Duffy, an old.time resident OF
Aberdeen, who left here twelve years
ago, is visiting old friends in the city
Mr.. Duffy spent several years in Alaska,
and has now settled down on farm in
Okanogan county.
A. w. Barley returned from Portland
Friday. While away he took q run
through the Willamette valley and in
duIged in fishing excursion with some
friends. He reports crops and orchards
in that vicinity as looking fine.