Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-13
Tales Of thp Town TerSe|y Told.

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Miss +. Panney left Tor Ionia, Mich,
yesterday, on an extended visit.
DR.. A. S. Austin, Dr. o. X. Austin.
office in HAYES 4 Hayes Bank Bldg. tt
Miss Mary Cone, of California. is the
guest of her niece, Mrs Arthur Rupert.
DR.. d. C. Ur,e has moved to Rooms l.,
2, 8, Wishkah blk Phone 2l7l OF 1898.
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Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. Dabney left for
Spokane Yesterday III ming, to remain
se> erd weeks.
Frank Whitehead left this morning for
Hot Lake, Oregon, to take vacation OF
couple OF weeks.
Observation-Disclosures or lady to do
hilh lass soliciting in Aberdeen. Adj
dress X. Y. HERALD. 76-tf
left this morning, on the steamer Santa
Monica, for an extended visit with rela-
tives in CalifNrnia.
J. w. Parks returned this week from
the Qninault Indian reservation, where
he had been handling the salmon out
put OF the natives.
Peter Larson, who was injured by a
cable at the Burrows camp last Saturday,,
is still in critical condition. at the Abb
erdeen General hospital.
Judge William Lanning left for Cheha-
lis this morning. BEING interested in
the county division question, he is anx-
ious TO watch the proct edings.
The dem md for stenographers and
bookkeepers in Aherd, en- is 30 far in al
vance tf the supply as 20 snggest a ready
field for u-efuine-s to the High school
graduates.
N. j. Nelson is adding an addition to
his sail loft on the orner OF Wishkah
and X streets. II will be so arranged
that he will have abou. twice as much
room as At present.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Breakinreed,
of Montana. who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. o. f. Engen. left for her
home She was accompanied by Mrs
Engen as far as Portland.
During the month 'of June the Gas
company will put one OF those Cook.
in-Cnmfort gas ranges in your Kitchen
on thirty days trial free. Phone the Gas
Co. and they will send man to tell Won
all about it. 1t
Mis- Marie Ne.tleton arrived from
Balm. ham, Tuesday, where the has
been attending the State N rmal school.
Miss Nettleton will remain hnrA with
her parents during the coming year, and
teach ia one OF the grades in the Frank
lin school.
United States Engineer Z l. Carpen
ter will begin next week the work OF sur
veying the ChehalIs river between A err
deem and Monies IT o, the result Of which
will be reported for the Improvement OF
the river under the appropriation made
by congress.
Mesdames W. w. Maxey, F. Hawkes.,
J. &. Lewis, A. J. West. G. F. Drake, F.
H. Tanner and X. l. Hatch are in 7. .
coma, to attend the Grand Chapter OF
Eastern Star, which convenes in that
CITY tomorrow. The Tacoma chapter
gives reception for the visitors tonight.
Ernest Mcclure was acquitted in the
superior court Tuesday, of charge OF
larceny. Mcclure. who is hut is years
OF age, was accused of stealing from a
launch at Hoquiam. The theft was COM
United on the evening of Nav %. and
the youth proved an alibi to the satisfac-
ton of the Jury. j. G. and A. f. Cross
were attorneys for defendant.
The ladies OF St. Andrews Guild gave
a social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Furth. Tuesday evening. The ev-
onIUH entertainment NOlSl"tCi vi C"Nii
one dressing like fairness and acting ont
the part. The finn was fast and furious
until nearly midnight. when refresh
ments were served, after which ali went
nome claiming it the most pleasant ev-
enIng they had had for some time.
Bail was forfeited in the sum of $3.50.
in the case OF Art. Burke in the superior
court Monday. 1t will be remembered
that Burke who was one OF the proprietors
OF the Combination saloon. drew a gun
on Chief OF Police Schneider, and that
his trial has been postponed from time
to time. by reason OF a supposed "prll'
his attorney had with the court. or
course, this is but rumor.