Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-13

Drug 70.
A, MCGEE is attending to business in
Tacoma.
Jack Wider was taken to St. Joseph's
hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. J. S. Gum is visiting friends in
Olympia and Seattle.
Our % cen coffee is a winner. G. f.
Brownell. Phone 23ll.
Frank B. Reeder left this afternoon
for Portland on business.
Select presents from Deans fine stock
of fancy china, 2ll Il st. III.
Miss Edith Taylor was admitted to -.
Joseph g hospital Tuesday.
Last evening, Miss Nellie Morrow was
taken to st. Joseph's hospital.
Fred Miller and Frank Ross were ad-
mitted 10 st. Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bridges returned
from visit to Olympia, Tuesday.
Miss Ida Anderson was discharged
from st. Joseph's hospital, yesterday.
Handmade Opera Shawls. Mrs. G. A.
Doncaster, 40S1s East Wishkah St. 26-tf
For Quincy, Express or Dray, call a.
A-A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt.
ly filled. tt
acknowledgement clam cleaners.
Write or apply to Asv. >igurds on, West.
port, Wash. 26-2t
several new rigs and some heavy
teams have been added to the Aberdeen
Transfer barn. tt
Mrs. Il. J. Hits, who has beon under
treatment at st. Joseph's hospital, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Buy rug for a Christmas present.
Kaufman & Berliner offer them for ten
days at 20 per cent discount. If
Mrs. J. Marbel has recovered from her
late illness and returned to her home
from st. Joseph's hospital Tuesday.
Ga Tuesday morning, Robert Forbes
left for Bellngham TO attend to business
connected with his fishing interests.
The Aberdeen Transfer Co. is remod-
cling their barn and preparing to meet
all demands OF tie public in their lire.
Mrs II. Waldron, who has been aiing
for some months. underwent an opera
ton at st. Joseph's hospital, yesterday.
A general mixup of the telephone and
telegraph wires during Monday nights
storm. put several telephones out Ct
commission.
Much interest is being manifested in
the coming in,erecholastic debate which
takes place next Saturday evening in Tie
Congregational church.
The first rank degree will be conferred
by Wishkah lodge No. A, K of p at the
Castle Hall tomorrow evening, at which
all members are urged to be present
The Y. P. G. E. of the Presbyterian
church will give social tomorrow even
ing, at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. G. r.
Wilson, East Aberdeen. All are well
come.
Rev. Geo. Landon, presiding elder Of
the Chehalis district, was III the city last
night, and presided al the second quar-
oerly conference held in the NJ. T..
church.
Large eleven room house on corner Of
n street and Terrace Ave, lot 57xl37x
95 feet, hill ground for sale for S2600.
Easy terms. Will Lanung Room IA,
Daoney block.
John Hef1e,lin, a banker of Livington,
Montana, who has been visiting Il. T.
Dabney, left this morning for Seattle.
Mr.. Hefferlin sees enough in Aberdeen's
future to become interested in property
interests.
The young married woman's sewing
club met with Mrs. G. H.. Alburty on
Tuesday afternoon. mich merriment
was caused by each one coming dressed
in the style of one hunpred years ago.
Some we're dressed as little girls and
some as older ladies' and not much sew
ing was done. The hostess served re-
freehments in the old style also.
District No, 8 OF tile Rebekahs OF
Washington, which met at Hoquiam on
Tuesday evening. elected the following
officers: President, Maggie Rogers, Alb.
erdeen vice president. Mrs. Mcdonald,
Elma; secretary, Mrs. Lord. Ocosta;
treasurer. Mrs. John Glenn. Montesano.
The place of meeting for the next co =
venton, which will probably he fixed for
some date in June was decided in favor
OF Oakville.