Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

Dean for best Tea an Coffee. Phone
l4l1 for prompt delivery. If
Jennie Van was discharged from St.
Joseph's hospital Thursday.
DR.. A. s. Austin, DR.. O. r. Austin.
office in HAYES &; HAYES Bank Bldg. If
Geo. F. Nye left Yesterday for a couple
OF weeks vacation in the Sound cities.
DR.. D. c. Uric has moved to Rooms |
2. 3, Wishkah blk. Phone 2l7l or 1858
Miss Maud Worthington was discharc-
ed from st. Joseph's hospital yesterday.
Furnished cottage for rent at Moclirs.
Enquire of Roht. Chabot, Moclips. S2.9t
Major l.. A. Abbott left Saturday for
Washington, d. c., to make an extended
visit.
For Gnrnev. Express or Dray, call II.
"A Star Transfer. Your orders PROMPT
ly filed. If
Fancy and plain stationary. ealing
cards invitation raper, etc, at Evans
Drug Co. If
A. ]. Anderson returned Saturday
from an extended business trip in Bit
fish Columbia.
William Gohl, agent of the Sailors
Union. is laid up with bad case of
blood poisoning.
H. Fl. Haynes and family, OF Portland,
are visiting the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. HAYNES.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d Crarv have re-
turned from their wedding tour, and are
at home at the Crescent ho'el. for the
present.
F. G. Jones and family have moved
into their new residence on Fret street
near NJ. This is a new edifce just COM
pleted for them by Emil Olson.
R. N. Moody is still confined TO his
home with badly bruised limb, the re-
suit of an accident received at Douglas
Bros foundry several weeks ago.
At the last meeting Of the city council,
warrant was ordered drawn in the sum
OF ~, al II. the city's share OF the bal.
ance due on the Aberdeen Montesano
road.
Los'-A ladv's gold pin. between G
and Fourth and the Grand theater, or in
the theater. Finder viii please return
to Mira. 7. S. Hlll. All North & street,
and receive reward. tt
Daisv Belle, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Love, 1908 East Wishkah
street, died Wednesday. The funeral
took place Thursday morning, Rev.
Watson officiating.
Call on Or. Bersee. the great eve spec
ialist, permanently located at VeHdOme
hotel. He will take care OF your ewes
and properly fit vonr glasses. All work
guaranteed five years S6-tf
The light house tender Columbine left
Yesterday for the dry dock at Seattle.
to undergo extensive repairs. The Col.
umbine and her officers we're no email
| factor in making the celebration cue.
cess.
Miss Lillian Griffith, who has been a
teacher in the schools at Belingham for
number of years. has been occurred for
the Aberdeen schools. Miss Griffith is
a more than ordinary successful teacher,
aud is welcomed to this city.
Mrs. r. Madden, Of Des Moines, Iowa,
who has been visiting with Mrs. J. J.
Carney, left for her home Saturday
morning. While here Mrs. Madden
visited the various points OF interest on
the beach and elsewhere, and went away
with praises on her lips for Aberdeen.
Following are the officers OF TT e local
Carpenters Union for the ensuing year
F. f. Hite, president: Frank Merrick,
vice. president; j. F. Scott, recording
secretary; I. B. Glidden, financial Sec
rotary; E.::Ferdig, treasurer; VIM. Glib
son, conductor; J. Anderson, warden; J.
r. Cross, trustee.
Rev. G. O. Rosing and family will
| leave for San Francisco the last week in
| d ulN. -uIs IooibS ioo oSNCPtCu q Va u
from that city. and although .regreting
to leave Aberdeen, feels the need Of ac-
cepting the larger position. Mr.. Rosing
has done good work while in Aberdeen,
and it will be difficult to fill his place.
A number of bogus checks, purporting
to be signed by Matt. Ellison, OF the
Grays Harbor Logging Co., were worked
off last week. the forgeries not being dis
covered until Mr.. Ellison checked up his
bank account. The bogus checks were
cashed in Aberdeen and Hoquiam,
and upon those who cashed them the
loss falls.