Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-01

Aberdeen General hOspual. u
Dr. f. f. Lane, Dentist. Hayes u
Hayes building. Telephone III. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Harding return ed
last evening from trip to Alaska.
Pocket knives, scissors and all kinds OF
manicure goods at Evans Drug Co. tt
Rev. WImot Whitfield went to Seattle
this morning to visit his children.
Miss Maud Hansell left Saturday for
visit with friends at Prosser, Wash.
SOC is kaufman & Beriners sale price
for $l.25 Lowell's 3-ply all wool carpets.
Razors. strops, mugs, soaps, and all
kinds OF shaving conveniences. Evans
Drug Co. tt
Kaufman & Berliner's sale closes July
4. Buv IA rug now. You are saving 30
per cent. II
Miss Ruth Pearson is enjoying an out
ing. visiting the Flyte family on their
Satsop farm.
Twelve new steel cells arrived last
week for the city Jail, and will be place d
as soon as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Smith, former res
idents OF Aberdeen, are down from Seat
tie, to spend the Fourth Of July week.
Mrs. Fred Relinger and children came
up from their summer home at Copalis.
last week to spend the Fourth" in Alb
erdeen.
Frank Whitehead returned Friday
night from stay of two weeks at Hot
Lake, Oregon, greatly benefited in
health.
The logging camps closed down gener-
ally Saturday and the town is full of the
boys preparing to celebrate the nations
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Crarv entertained
a small party of immediate friends at
dinner. Thursday evening at Hotel
Washington.
Mrs. j. L. Johnson entertained party
OF young ladies' at dinner, Saturday ev-
ening at Hotel Washington, in honor Of
Miss Gertrude Nell
The city council of Hoquiam, at a
meeting Friday night, rescinded its form
er action in declaring the Finch tele-
phone franchise void.
Mrs. Louise Cochran and daughter.
Mrs. G. Nj. Cloud, returned Friday from
Tacoma, where they had been called by
the death of a young grandson and
nephew.
The supreme court, on request of the
ants, has given time in which to file
printed briefs. The request is consid-
cred as sign of weakness on the side OF
tne kno ,kers.
Miss Othella, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. G. o. Rosing, has returned home
fro n Elensburg, where she graduated
from the State normal school with dis
tingui shed honors.
Albert Townsend, the we'll known
baker and confectoner, is having large
building erected Oh First street between
f and F. which he will use as an ice
cream AMI candy factory.
Mrs. J. r. Bertholf is down from Sc.
attic, making an extended visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred A. Hart. Mr.. Bertholf
came down Saturday evening to spend
Sunday, returning this morning.
The contest for Goddess Of Liberty
closed Saturday night with Miss Edith
Barker the winner. Miss Barker re-
ceived 24,E54 votes; Miss Elizabeth
HOWE, 81 ,3l9, and Miss Ethel Leonard
1875.
Under the new automobile ordinance
now in effect, the maximum speed Of
those vehicles is fixed at ten miles an
hour anywhere in the city, between Div
ision street on the west, and Bean street
on the east.
VIM. Pierre and Bert Campbell, fore
man and linotype operator on the Bul.
letin, have purchased the job printing
Office of the liver Printing Co. Both
young men are expert printers, and good
hnstlers and the HERALD predicts their
success in the venture.
A. E. Alexander and w. T. Mcbride
have purchased the clothing business of
Kaufman and Berliner, and will assume
charge as soon as an invoice can be made
after the Fourth. Mr.. Alexander, who
will have the active management OF the
business. has been manager of the Geo.
Fisher store for several years is council-
man from the Fourth ward and has a
host OF friends, who will wish the new
firm the full measure of success.