Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-21

NIlItc L IIlt CODSI CuIC 10 AbO 'S's'
Evans Drug Co. II
Very choice Spitzenberg Apples at
Bush's. Phone 26Sl. 1t
DR.. D. A. Schumacher, physician and
eurgeon, over the state Bank. 46-tf
Chest protectors, many different sty les
and prices. Evans Drug Co. II
DR.. A. s. Austin, DR.. o. r. Austin.
Office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. tt
Mrs. J. B. Jones. of Flma, is in the
city, visiting her daughter, Mrs. +. F.
Jones.
Mrs. W. Loucke went to Elma this
morning, to remain several days visiting
friends.
Everything in musical instruments
from Jews harp toa piano at Evans
Drug Co. II
Mre. Geo. J. Wolff received cable
gram yesterday, announcing the arrival
of Mr.. Wolff at Hamburg.
r. w. Gibson, arrived from Oregon
today, to he present at the funeral OF
Alexander Oswald, tomorrow.
Frank II. Palmer and family left yes
terday for Mt. Vernon, Wash, where
they will visit relatives for a few weeks.
The case OF G. E. Burrows Co. VS.. A..
l.. Mcleod was concluded in the superior
court y, sterday in favor OF the defendant.
Ernest Archie, Of Portland, will arrive
tomorrow to take a PEI manent position
as draughtsman in Architect Troutman's
office.
At a meeting of the High school base
hall team Tuesday night, Alanson Me-
Dermoth wae elected manager, and Al
fred Beach captain.
II. D. Dawson. the financial agent Of
the International Correspondence School
for the Northwest, left for Tacoma this
morning, after spending several days in
Aberdeen.
Mrs. f. II. Knapp, a sister of w. c.
Harding. arrived from the east Monday
evening. to remain permanently in Alb
erdeen. She is at present acting as
stenographer in the chamber Of com
MERGE Office.
The funeral of the late Alexander o.
valid will be held at the PRESBYTERIAN
church tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock !.
instead of the afternoon, as announced.
This ia necessary on account Of the low
tide in the afternoon.
The First Church of Christ. Scientist.
holds services in its church, on First
street near Broadway, every Wednesday
evening at s, and every Sunday morning
at II. All are cordially invited to attend.
Subject for next Sunday. "Christ Jesus"
Architect Troutman has about COM
pletpd the plans Of new residence for
II. A. Farnam. to he erected IN the cor.
ner OF Fifth street and Broadway. The
plans show two story colonial stvle,
and when finished will he one of the
most commodious homes in the city.
Manager Geo. A. Simpson. of the
American Contracting Co., saws thew
have so far experienced no diffinty in
driving piles along the bluff. They were
prepared to shoe the piles with steel. az
common rnmor had it that piling could
not he driven in The sand rock, but Mr..
Simpson says they drive right in. and
his company will complete its contract
on time il not sooner.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff NJ. Weatherwax re.
turned Monday afternoon from tour OF
several months in Europe. Mr.. Wealth.
erwax found his residence damaged to
the extent Of about 5000 by frozen water
pipes during his absence. notwithstand-
ing the fact that he cut off the water ard
emptied the service pipes before leaving
He would give a cookie to know who
turned on the water again.
Leading county papers. containing
we'll written articles on Aberdeen and
pIdyS I1dTDuT. were IectiNcu yesterday
by Secretary Crissey. of the chamber CT
commerce, from Illinois. Iowa. Michigan,
Wisconsin, Massachusetts and Indiana.
These articles were all prepared by Mr..
Crissey, and were published free Of
charge. which means thousands of dol.
lars. in the way of advertising, to the
city.
The funeral of the late Kannte NJ
Hanson, who died last Thursday nom.
ing of typhoid lever. will take place next
Sunday afternoon from the Aberdeen
Undertaking Parlors. The funeral will
be under the auspices of the Woodmen
of the World, who will give the full SER
vice at the grave, the remains being es-
corted by the uniform rank. Services
will be held by Rev. Rossing.at the Nor.
wegian Luthe, an church. All members
of the W.O. w. are requested to meet at