Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08
DR.. Smith, Osteopath, 7.S P. o. blocl


Hayes building. Telephone III. tt
A son was born Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Erickson, IA East Market.
A very good assortment of Office sup
plies and blank books at Evans Drug 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Newell, of Seattle,
vsitel Mr.. and Mrs. g. NJ. Hutton last
week.
Wanted-Girls to enter the training
school for nurses. Aberdeen General hos
plta.
Razors. strops, mugs, soaps, and all
kinds of shaving conveniences. Evans
Dug Co. tt
f. G. Deming, the sh,ngle mill man,
is building So 900 summer home at Pa
cific Beach.
MIR. and Mrs. -. G. jacobsen enter
tanned Friday evening IN honor OF Miss
Edna Miller.
J. A. Oliver of Dayton, Ohio, is visit
ing the CITY, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. j. Davidson.
Mrs. John Wample and son left FIJI
day for an extended visit at their old
home in Michigan.
In order to allow the Office force to en-
Joy the celebration, no HERALD was pub
lished on the Fourth.
w. II. Macfarlane. manager Of the
Western Lumber Co., left for business
trip to Seattle this morning.
Mr. ard Mrs. D. J. Heffron and son
left today for visit OF a couple of months
in Michigan and other eastern states.
Mrs Fred Redinger and children left
for their summer home at Copalis Satnr'
day, after spending the Fourth in town
Miss Duria Taggart left Saturday for
Olympia, where she will make short
visit before returning TO her old home
in Ohio.
The steamer Fair Oaks collided with
the railroad bridge across the Wi hkah
river Saturday,, putting the bridge ont OF
commission until the afternoon.
Isadore Kaufman. of Bellingham, If
here and will assume charge Of Kaufman
Bros store during the absence Of sam
Kaufman. who goes to New York in a
few days to attend to the fail buying.
5. G. Packer, of Monominee, Mich.
who recently made arrangements to 10.
cate permanently in Aberdeen, left fol
the East Thursday, to close up his busi.
ness preparatory to moving his family &c
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mathews, O
Webb City, Mo are in the city. They
are friends OF F. G. Jones, of the Cheha
lis County bank. and are here looking
over the business prospects. Mr.. Mat
thews is interested in bank in his home
city.
II. d. Warren, formerly connected
with large banking institution in Mich
igan, arrived here few days ago to take
the position of cashier for the Union Lnar
and Trust Co. This company DOES BUSH
ness rs part of the Chehalis County
bank.
Phillip Ward. who was charged with
| robbing a house in the restricted dctrict
plead guilty to the charge Friday morn
ing in police court and was fined $40 anC
costs. The woman who entered the
com plant, received her money back iron
Ward.
The Aberdeen Athletic Association has
been organized with the following off
GERS: President, DR.. o. r. Austin; Nic'
president, DR.. J A. Mapes; Secretary
Jas. Phillips; Treasurer. Ed f. Jones
Trustees, E. G. Finch, E. E. Lane. Der
Lewis and Will Lanning.
John Hanson. the we'll known mer
chant tailor. discovered turtle measur
ing 7x9 inches across the back the othel
morning in his yard on Third street. A.
there is no water connection between
Mr.. Hanson's lot and the river. the Won
der is how the turtle reached there.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
gave reception Friday evening at the
home of Captain and Mrs. Malcolm
Magill, in honor of Miss Duria Taggart
who will leave shortly for the East
Miss Taggart was presented with hand
some jeweled brooch. as testimonial Of
regard by her friends.
Miss Dora Sheldon Hart and Mr.. John
B. Benson were married Saturday after.
noon, Rev. &. McDermoth officiating.
After a wedding dinner at Hotel Wash.
ngton, the happy couple took the train
for Moclips where they will spend their
honeymoon. Mr.. Benson is manager OF
the Office Supply Co.. and they will be al
home after the 18th, at l05 West Market
street.