Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-08-22

Mrs. J. R. Douglas entertained at
bridge Tuesday afternoon.
A. ID. Drvonshi,e of Montesano, was
an Aberdeen visitor Tuesday.
DR.. A. S. Austin, DR.. O. R. Austin.
Office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. II
Mrs. T. Lardin has gone to RAYMOND
for few days, where she will visit with
friends.
For Quincy, Express or Dray. call ii
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filled. II
Mr. and Mrs. Il. V. Drake went to
Vancouver. B. c., this morning. to visit
friends.
Razors. strops, mugs, soaps, and all
! kinds OF shaving COnvenlences. Evans
Drug Co.
Mrs. Matte Lowry left for Moclips
this morning, where she will spend
few days.
Special for one week. Three pounds
of b st NJ. x j. coffee for 81 90 at Deans,
III q street. #
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Myers left for
Portland this morning where they will
reside for the present.
Observation-Disclosures or lady to do
high class soliciting in Aberdeen. Adj
dress X. y. HERALD. 16-tf
Miss Nj. jackson, of Seattle, who has
been the guest Of Wise Lou Anderson,
went to Cohassett Tuesday.
Il. J. Garman and J. NJ. Bowea have
just completed the remodeI)ing OF their
summer homes at Westport.
Forty acres improved, for sale near
Elma. and other bargains. Address
Scott johnson, Box so. Elma. 97-2t.
Mrs. Strayer and Mrs. Sylvia left for
Mocips this morning, where they will
spend week or two camping ont.
Captain Dorm went 10 Hoquam yes
terday to sign the crew of the:barkentine
John Palmer. bound for VALPARAISO.
Mrs. Derkn went to Moclips this
morning. where she will spend a few
DAYS at DR.. Lycan's beautiful resort.
Word was brought to the city Tuesday
that G. Eckerson, an employee of j. M.
Bruce and Co., was drowned at Sonth
Bay.
The American Contracting Co. is NOV.
ing the Episcopal parsonage from G
ictr tn hot )
and H.
Miss Welliver, who has been visiting
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Furth, Of
this citv, returned to her home in Seat
tie, today. ...
The body OF Miss E Ina Davidson, who
was drowned at Westport, August 8, was
found at North cove, Tuesday. The body
was shipped to Seattle. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Sauers LETT for
the Sound this morning. They will
spend their vacation in visiting Seattle,
Tacoma and Vancouver, B. G. "
H. d. Chapman will act as Grand Sec.
rotary and COLE. II. Fox as Grand Lee
tuner at the insti,uting Of the new Elk's
lodge at Hoquiam Saturday evening.
j. A. Hood returned from California
yesterday on short visit. He will leave
for San Francisco again Saturday, to at
tend to the placing Of machinery in the
steam schooner J. W. Murphy.
Chief of Police Schneider has given
notice that he is going to enforce the
ordinance effecting the speed of automo.
biles within the city limits. Now start
a sausage machine, and get rid OF the
dogs that perambulate the business
streets, and automobiIists will bless the
authorities.
A large crowd gathered at the opera
house Tuesday evening, to witness The
wrestling match between Rotschuw and
Mathes. Mathes won the first fall in
eleven and hall minutes. kotschow
won the next two, the second one b-ing
made in 80 seconds The third fall was
made in 80 seconds, Rltschow being the
winner.
A jolly party, consisting OF Misses
Myrtle Virgins. Merle Young and Eu-
ma Miller. and Messrs. II Phelps, Ed.
ward Kesterson, Cecil Bell aud Frank
Burrows, with Mrs. J. H. Fuller as
chaperone, and Bon Smith as driver, left
for lake Quinault this morning. With
Bob as driver, the party are sure OF IA
safe return.
A charter for new lodge Of Elks has
been asked for by twenty OF the b. p. O..
E.'s of Hoqnam who are members OF the
local lodge, and next Saturday evening
District Deputy f. r. Ingersoll, of Seat
tie, will institute the new body. Visitors
from other parts OF Washington and from
Oregon will be present, and Aberdeen
expects to be present in full force.