Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-23

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Chris. Alexander made business visit
to Seattle last week.
Miss G. Harrison is visiting Tacoma
friends during the holidays.
John Mitchell returned last week from
an extended visit in New York.
Miss A. L. Look went to Beliingham,
Saturday, to visit friends until January l.
w. n. Pearson returned Friday from
a visit with friends in Eastern Washing
ton.
Miss r. II. Crysler went to Portland
Saturday, where she will visit until New
Year.
The Christmas exercises OF the Presby'
terrain Sunday school were held yester.
day morning,
The extension of the street car system
in Hoquiam, will be open to travel Christ
mas morning.
Miss Mercedes Bignold, of Montesano,
visited Abe. deem last week, the guest OF
Mrs. Thos. Trethrake.
Mre. II. G. Schumacher, OF Seattle, is
visiting the city, the guest OF DIR. aud
Mrs. n. A. Schumacher.
Mrs. A. r. Rogers went to Portland
Saturday, to be with her daughters dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
Man or woman. old or young. rich or
poor, We have something suitable Tor
Nmas present. Evans Drug Co. 1t
Miss Jean and Master Kenneth Hayes
arrived from their schools Saturday, to
apend Christmas vacation at houe
w. 3. Lowrie and Potter Demeree left
this morning for Green River Hot Springs
to spend Nmas with Mrs. Demeree
Henry Huntly. OF Cosmopolis, was Ia.
ken 10 Montesano Friday, bv Marshal
Loucks, to be examined for insanity.
Miss ]. NJ. Paine, one of the High
school teachers, went to Portland Satur-
day, to spend Christmas with friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Bertholf arrived
from Seattle Friday. evening. to spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. "a. Hart.
Local merchants "a a rule report the
! holiday trade better than expected, ard
| in some cases sales exceed those of latt
year. .~i. '''
Mr.. and Mre. w. w. Maxey returned
from Boise, Idaho, yesterday, where they
were called by the death of Mr.. Maxey's
mother. t,
Clarence A. Lille came over from Port.
la nd last week to join Mrs. Lille, who
has been visiting here. and spend the
Christmas holidays in the city.
Ed Fiene was brought in Thursday
evening from a North River logging
camp. and taken to the Aberdeen Gen.
erai hospital with fractured leg.
r. F. Johnson. Of the American Mill
Co.. will not spend Christmas with hit
family, having started for San Francisco
Saturday. He will he absent from the
city several weeks.
If from 8 to 6 inches OF muck was
cleaned off East Heron street, there
would not be go much fuss about turning
out occasionally from the sidewalk while
team was loading at warehouse.
DR.. J. A. Mapes and P. NJ. Nelson left
Tuesday for Toppenish, WASH, where
the doctor has purchased drug business
and will practice his profession. Mr.
Nelson will have charge Of the drug bust
nees. a
This is the season of decay and weak
ened vitality; good health is hard to re-.
tain. II you'd retain vours, fUrtify yOur
system with Rocky Mountain Tea, the
snrest wav. 35c, Tea or Tablets. w,
B. Paine & Co. o.-- ..-.
The S. E. Slade Lumber Co. has ee.
cured temporary injunction against
the N. P. Ry. Co., restraining them from
blocking the dock OF the lumber COM
pany while erecting new bridge across
the Wishkah river.
Loren Thornton, OF Hoquiam. was
united in marriage to Miss Maudie E.
Nelson. laet Thursday evening. at the
home OF the officiating clergyman, Rev.
G. McDermoth. The young couple will
make their home in Hoquiam.
The body of Mrs. Martha Coatney, Of
South Aberdeen. who died in a locs
hospital last Friday, will be shipped to
her old home in Nebraska. tomorrow
morning. Deceased was % years old,
and leaves a husband and two young
children.
Mrs. F. G. Jones vas hostess on FIJI
day evening, her Sunday school class
and a few others being the guests. The
affair took on the character OF fancy
dress function, make.ups of both ancient
and modern celebrities being represented.
When midnight arrived refreshments