Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-08-26
DR.. Smith, Osteopath, 7-S P. O. block.

Purses and hand bags at Evans Drug
Go. II
Mrs. D. J. Wheeler visited friends in
Portlani last week.
Mrs. Thos A. Palmer, OF Satsop. visit
ed Aberdeen friends Friday.
DR.. A. s. Austin, Or. o. r. Austin.
Office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. II
Mrs. K. B. Ellis entertained the Twen'
tieth Century club Friday afternoon.
Gene McGillicuddv returned yesfer-
day from his vacation, spent near Port
land.
For Quincy, Express or bray, call II
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
~ filled. II
Miss Marguerite Plummer, OF Belling-
ham, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. l.
Mcleod.
Razors. strops, mugs, soaps. and all
kinds OF shaving convenences. Evans
Drug Co. tt
Special for one week. Three pounds
Of best NJ. & j. coffee for Sl.00 at Deans,
2l1 G street. II
Mrs. J. s. Van Kleek entertained Fri-
day, Mrs. Judd Elliott, of Seattle. being
the guest OF honor.
WANTED-Gentlemen or lady to do
high ,ass soliciting in Aberdeen. Adj
dress X. Y. HERALD. 16-tt
J. Il. Harper came from Sonth Prairie
Friday, for short visit with his family.
He returned yesterday.
Mrs. O. A. Myers was called to South
Prairie Saturday, by message from Nj.
Myers, who was slightly i'll.
Miss Eva Plummer has returned to t. g
city from Boston, where she took post
graduate course III elocution.
/ G. C. Sargent has rented the W F..
| Mcclure house on Fifth street, and will
move into it about September |.
Mrs. Carl LindstrOm entertained a
party Of ladies' at her home, Friday after.
noon, in honor of Mrs. Capt. Anderson,
OF San Pedro, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Trask and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Trask, accompanied by
Miss Eleanor, went to Pacific beach,
Saturday, to stay several days.
Mrs. Judd Elliott was called to her
home in Seattle Friday. Mre. Elliott
was spending the summer with heI
mother, Mrs. Catherine Lowry.
Mrs. r. N. Moody entertained party
of friends Thursday evening. in honor oil
Mrs. Capt. Peter Anderson, of San Pedro
who is visiting friends on the harbor. sr
On Friday afternoon the Twentieth
Century club met with Mis-. Il. B. Ellis
the program being an Informal one. Tit
next meeting will be held with Mrs. W
Toby, on September 4.
Forty acres for sale near Elma; goot
house, good mprovements; farm nipple
ments and stock gees with the place
good soil. Price $1,000. Address Franz
Groundwater, Elma, Wash. 80 At
Jas. Dearn, Geo. Carpenter and Chri
Stapleton. iron mouldets, who have re
sided in Aberdeen for several years. lief
on the steamer Chehais for San Fran
cisco and Mexico, where they will follow
their trade.
A surprise party in honor of Mis-
Smith, of Centralia. was given at thu
home of Miss Edie Lei'ch, in South Alb
erdeen, Thursday night. Miss Edie lief
with Miss Smith tor short visit in Cen
tralia, Friday.
M,s. Lyman Beedon and two children
accompanied by Miss Dora Oswald o
Wynooche and Masters Percy and Os
valid Brewer OF Cosmopolis, are enjoyin!
an outing at Moclips. Mrs. Beedon ha
taken IA cottage aud expects to be away
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. G. st. John of On
tra,a, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. |
W. Agnew az guess, left Aberdeen la-
week for ID run through Paradise Vale,
and to Longmre Springs. The trip is
being made in Mr.. 81. Jonas fDur.cylin-
der Stevens-Duryta touring car.
In the construction of the new S75 00(
h otel at Hoquiam, Plnckney & Go. VII
install the heating plant; Fred Taylo
will do good share Of the plaserny
Armstrong will d. the sheet metal work
and Armstrong and Peterson will do thu
plumbing. All of the firms mentione,
are from Aberdeen.
The brass furnace at the plant Of Doug
las Bros foundry exploited Friday morn
ing, filling the room with fragments o.
molten brass and flame. No one wa.
injured, but the crucible is complete
wreck and other attachments to the fur.
mace are shattered. One Of Il workmer
threw what was supposed to be ball O
brass into the retort, when moment
later the explosion occurred, scattering
the brass about the room.
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