Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-28

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Sheet music, the latest, at Evans Drug
Go. f''''' II
Dr.. G. f. Chamberlain, Rooms s, 9.
aud 10, Dabney Block. If
]. D. Walker is building a $3.50 cottage
in Benn's Central addition.
DR.. A. s. Austin, DR.. O. r. Austin.
Office in Hayes & Hayes Bank Bldg. II
Captain Ralph Peasley left for several
days trip through Oregon, Saturday.
Dr.. D. G. Uric has moved to Rooms l,
Lee Ferrier is improving his residence
in North Pacific addition In South Aber.
deem.
For Quincy, Express or bray. call IA
"A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filed. II
Mrs. Scott Weatherwax entertained
party of lady friends at cards Friday
afternood.
RaZOrs. etrops, muga. eoaps. and al
kinds OF shaving conveniences. Evans
Drug Co. If
Charles Fenwick, who ia confined to
bis home with typhoid fever, is improv-
ing slowly.
Clutches, handages, plasters and all
kinds of dressing for wounds, burns, etc.
at Evans Drug Co. II
ID. l.. Melvill,, pioneer farmer of
Satsop. was doing business in the city
several days last week.
Tell DR.. Bersee, Bacona hotel, all
about YOUR headaches, stomach and eve
troubles; he cures them. SS-tf
The ladies OF the Congregational chu' Oh
are preparing for bazaar, to be given
on the Sth and 9th of next month.
The duck hunters on the lower harbor
are having good luck, as is evidenced by
sacks OF game brought to Aberdeen.
When yon are sick call on A. w. Shell
Icy. Dr.. Of Pharmacy. Consultation free.
Corner G and Market streets. Tel. 66l. II
Mrs. W. f. Huston left Friday for her
home in Portland. after visit Ct several
weeks with her daughter, MIS-. II. EN-.
mons.
N. G. Kaufman is having nice dwell
ling erected at First and Jefferson streets,
which has been leased 10 a physician
who will locate in the CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cheney have moved
to Montesano, where Mr.. Cheney has a
position with the Sylvia Shinge Co., in
which bis father, B. q. Cheney, is inter-
ested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman were
granted divorce in the superior court
Friday. Mrs. Kaufman was given the
residence property and the custody Of
their son. aged II years.
w. G. Pascoe is moving from Cosmopo-
lis to this city, AMI will GO into the lode-
ing house business. Mr.. Pascoe has been
on the harbor manv years. and will no
donbt do we'll in his new venture.
Engineer F.. G. Hunt was on North
Beach last week. laying out the First
Addition to Roosevelt Beach, PROPOSE
ton that will be placed on the market
shortly by the owner, Judge tanning.
A. H. Bailey, prominent resident OF
Cleveland, Ohio. was in the city last
week, and purchased two blocks in West
End Addition, With the intention OF
building a summer home on the blocks.
The city clerk is calling on the voters
to come to the city office and register,
that they may be able to vote on the
question of bonding the city for water
extension. Peter says we must have
water, or perish.
DR.. E. f. Lane received the sad news
Friday. from Red Oaks, Iowa. OF the
death of his brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
have lust returned from visit to the
East, Red Oaks being among the places
visited. The doctor left that afternoon
for Red Oaks.
County Treasurer Taylor has chosen
the following as repositories for the
county funds: Lumberman's Bank, Ho-
auiam, with bond of 100000: First Ma
tional Bank, Hoquiam. bond $4,000;
Montesano National Bank, bond $4,000 !;
Hayes & Hayes Bank, Aberdeen. bond
$lO5, 600; Aberdeen State Bank, bond
100000. These banks will pay 3 per
per cent. on daily balances.
The High school football team, accom-
panied by Physical Instructor Comeau,
went to Olympia Saturday, to show the
High school boys of that city how it is
done. The Aberdeen lineup was as fol-
lows: c., Goodbar Jones r. g., E. q.
Morse; L. g., D. Pearson; r. T.. Ray
Burke, captain; l.. T., r. Wilson; R. E..
A. w. Beach; L. f., j. Barton; II. H.,
Leo Johnson; l.. H., L. White; F. B.,
A. Hart; @. B., B. McGillicuddy. Subs,
Bert and w. Gldden and A. Phillips. 1t
was done to 5 in favor OF Olympia.