Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-04

business, yesterday.
For signs Of all kinds. 4l2 West Heron
st. Telephone 1881. II
Mrs. A. l.. Davenport made a short
visit in Seattle this week.
DR.. A. S. Austin, DR.. O. X: Austin.
office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. II
J. F.. Moore was discharged from st.
Joseph's hospital, Yesterday.
Dl. y. 9. Uric has Office rooms over
Burnett's store. Phone 244l OF 1891. 41-ti
Mrs. Fred Nye entertained a party OF
lady friends at luncheon yesterday aster-
noon.
Mis- Jane Oswald Las been appoint
| ed administrators # the estate of her
late husband.
Mrs. J. j. Carney entertained the
Birthday Club at one O'Clock luncheon
this afternoon.
John Rayson who has been a patien:
at st. Joseph'- hospital, returned to his
home yesterday.
Mrs. Phlly Homer was brought here
from Cosmopolis yesterday and taken to
st. Joseph's hospital.
When You are sick call on a. w H'tl-
ley, Dr.. of Pharmacy CQnsultallor nee.
Corner & and Market streets. Eel. 66l. II
A series Of evangelistc meetings begin
this evening at the NJ. L. church. con.
Quoted by noted ev ,ngelists from Iowa.
Dole & Co. have moved their real es.
tate .flices to Room IA, Dabney block,
just vacated by Will tanning. Tel 1892.
NV. j. Patterson left Yesterday for San
Francisco on business, and to join MIS-.
Patterson. They will return about
April Is.
M. and Mrs. r. II. Thompson enter
tanned IA number Of friends Tuesday .ev'
enirv in honor of their first wedding al.
niversary.
Mrs. J. G. Cross hos been prevented
from coming home from. Los Angelo. by
the illness Of her daughter, Ruby, who
is ufferng with tonsilitis.
jnkm Pet-,sun, John Ette,son. John
keA, Eurh Oleson and Mis-. Ion En-
guihk Mrle entered rs patients at st.
Joseph's hospital. yeste. day.
The fret lumber freight tain in many
weeks left for the Fast this morning. II
was more than two blocks long, the last
eeven cars being marked Anderson. Mid
dIeton Mill company. ~ -,
Every woman appreciates a beautiful
complexion. 30 much deVred by men, en-.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets. W. B. Paine u Co.
Dwight Herrick arrived Tuesday from
Edmore, Mich, to visit relatives in Alb.
erdeen. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Ray Herrick, who came to join her hus-
band, who has been here for some time.
The Knights of Pythias will confer the
third rank tomorrow evening in O'id
Fellows hall. This order has several
candidates on the waiting list, which
means work at each meeting for some
time to come.
Charles A. Pinckney left for Shelton
this morning to arrange for putting the
heating apparatus in the large hotel now
in course of construction at that place.
Before returning to Aberdeen he will Wis.
it friends in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Carlson started
for Guthenberg, Germany, yesterday
morning They went by way OF St. Paul
over the Northern Pacific, and from there
will go to New York, where they take
the steamer for the old country.
There was much rejoicing on the Har-
Dor yesterday, when notice was sent to
lumler shippers that The railway embar-
90 had been raised, and all day yester-
day, trainmen were busy shunting cars
onto the sdetracks for the different
mills.
Applications to purchase Aberdeen
tide lands, have been filed at Olympia by
F. &. Deming, Mrs. A. A. Damitio,
Leitch Single Co. and the Sea Beach
Packing Works, OF Aberdeen, c.. II.
Chadwick. OF Chicago, and J. B. Dabney
Of Oakland, Cal.
The Forest ers of America held their
monthly social in Vests hall last even
ing. The program consisted largely OF
music. vocal and instrumental, followed
by refreshments, after which dancing
was the order of the evening. There
was large number in attendance and
of course all enjoyed the evening
The attention OF our local merchants is
called to the fact that about 500 strang-
ers will arrive here on the 9th and 10th
OF this month. to attend the sessions of
the A. 0. U. W. grand lodge to he held
in this city. Decorations should be OF
red, blue and purple color. as these are
the emblematic colors of the order.