Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-09-30

Look Tor VOLTS Big Yellow Circular.
DR.. Smith, Osteopath. rs P. o. block.
Purses and hand bags at Evans Drug
Co. II
Dean for fresh Groceries. Phone IA l..
( Prompt delivery. II
Work wa- commenced on the north
side jetty this morning.
MIS-. q. Il. War,man, of Montesan,
visited Aberdeen friends saturday.
Mayor France left for Raymond and
S ,uth Bend Saturday, on business.
! A full line of Bakery Goods. Best Tea
and Coffee, at Deans, 2ll q street. tt
G. F. Nye entertained his Sunday
school class Friday evening at his home.
J. f. Calder, the Montesano ruster,
was doing business in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mis-. W. j. Patterson returned
Friday from their camp at Damon's
point.
Fancy and plain stationary, calling
cards, invitation paper, etc at Evans
Dug Co. It
Frank E Peterson has commenced an
$500 residence on d street, South Aber-
deem.
o. Fl. 7. Wiley returned last week from
an extended visit with his son at Quincy,
Wash.
Mayor and Mrs. Cagwin. OF Kelso. are
in the city, visiting Mr.. and MIS-. f. G.
Wilcox.
James Cochran arrived from San Fran
cisco last week TO visit his mother, Mrs.
Louise Cochran.
J. G. Smith went to Pacific, Saturday,
to look after his plumbing contract on
the Deming cottage.
+. f. Shaw left for the mineral springs
at St. Martins, Oregon, this morning,
by advice o! his physician.
Sa nuel McClymont has moved his
family from South Aberdeen to their
handsome new home, Second and II
st'e-ts.
Miss Maud Streeter, OF Coopersville
Mich, is visiting Aberdeen, the gnest OF
Mr.. aud MIS-. Fl Z. Gallagher, us West
First street.
( Daniel Gillies came over from Ray
mond Saturday, spending Sunday with
his family. He returned to Raymond
this morning.
Geo. H. Keith. former resident o.
Aberdeen, now a prominent farmer o.
Saisop, had business in the city severa
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Trask and Miss
Eleanor Trask, of Montesano, were dowr
s Saturday visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. T.. Trask.
Mis- Edith McWhinney entertained
on Friday evening in honor of Mise ]
Bushtrack. of Olympia, who will be he'
guest for several days
Mrs f. A. Hart entertained large
company of ladies' at ! O'Clock luncheon,
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. w. II. Wood
being the guest OF honor.
f. q. Allen, OF indianapolis, Ind, was
transacting business in Aberdeen FRIDAY
Mr.. Allen is connected with the traffic
department of one of the Eastern rail.
ways.
The Elks' club secured four boxes a,
the Grand heater Saturday evening. and
invited the entire cast Of the "LittIe
Tycoon" to witness Little Johnny
Jones'"
j. w. Rider arrived from Barbuton
Oro, Friday, and will make his home in
Aberdeen. Mr.. Rider has looked vari
ons towns over before locating, and Aber.
deem looked best to him.
M. and Mrs Albert Franks arrived
from the east Saturday, to make Il ell
home in Aberdeen. Mr.. Franks is g
member Of the lfe-saving crew at West.
port, and went east last month to be
marie /.
Mrs. William Butcher left for her home
in Portland this morning after severa
DAYS visi. with her husband, who is laid
up with badly fractured foot. 1t will
be several weeks yet before Mr.. butcher
can dispense with his cfutch.
w. L. Mcbride, S. W. Johnston nd
John q Lewis returned last week from
the Oregol sta'e fair. Mr.. Mcbride
brought home a fine three-y ear-oi trot.
ting stallion, "Diablo Mckinney" for
which he paid 81 900; Mr.. Lewis brought
a $500 roadster, and Mr.. Johnston fine
driving horse.
The residents in the vicinity OF Oyehut
are exercised over being compelled to
pay A. q. Damon "a ton wharfage for
using he dock at that place, dock that
belongs 10 the county. 1t seems II e
county commissioners leased the wharf
to Damon without restricting the tolls to
be charged, an oversight that sh uld be
remedied.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS