Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-09-23
Tales Of thu Town TerSeIy Told.

Dr. Schumacher. over State bank. &
Mrs. N. d. Coons is visiting friends or
the Sound.
Dr. E. +. Lane, Dentist. Hayes &
Hayes building. Telephone III. If
Pocket knives. scissors and all kinds O.
manicure goods at Evans Drug Co. It
DR.. D. G. Uric has moved to Rooms |
2.3, W,shkah blk. Phone 2l7l or 1858
ID. Mcclellan, OF Glencoe, Ontario. is IL
the city, visiting his cousin, Mrs j. L.
Johnson.
For Quincy, Express or Dray, call II
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filled. If
Special for one week Three pound.
OF h-st M. 4 } coffee for 81 90 at Deans
2ll q street. If
g. W.. Mcconnell left last week 70,
Manchester, III. for few weeks visit
with relatives.
c. NJ Weatherwax and c. r. G cen
made a tip TO the sound lat week, in
the formers auto.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. vrysey sailed
from Seattle Friday for Japan. on their
tour around the wo,ld.
Mrs. f.. b. B+nn and children re.
turned Saturday from an onting OF two
weeks al Cohassett beach.
Mrs. W. Eastman and Mics Grace
Oliver retn' ned to their home in Port.
friends.
Max Brarhvogel entertained a party
Of his young friends in charming man.
ner Friday evening at his home, 2l7 N
+ street.
Captain Rouse and Captain Strong, U.
). inspectors OF bulls and boilers, were
on the harbor last week inspecting gaso-
line launches.
Greedy Kots and family occupy the
residence Of Mre. Louise Karshner, 313
East Fourth street, during that lady's
extended visit in Ohio.
Mrs. Chas. Il. Green entertained
Thursday evening, in honor of Mis-
Lindsey, who left Friday to take posi-
ton in tie Salem, Oregon, schools
While digging well on the prems, 9
of j. D. Morehead and Grant Wheeler.
on North street last week. a strata of
soft Ignite coal was struck at a depth OF
sbout to feet.
Harold L. Fo'sythe, assistant engineer
in charge Of the preliminary work for
the jetty at Damun's Point, was IN the
city last week ard reports tina. work
favorably.
The funeral Of the late Peter Seaborg
took place Friday morning, from the
Woods undertaking parlors. under the
auspices OF the ship carpenters union.
The body was shipped to Portland for
burial.
Geo. J. Wolff has his store beautifully
decorated for his autumn opening today.
The large store is decorated throughout
with autumn leaves, which, taken with
the new goods, gives one the impression
that autumn is at hand sure enough.
The Arcade theater, cor. Market and
AMI 6 streets, will kindly give two bene.
fits for the striking telegraphers. We'd
nesday night, Sept. %, and Oct. 2. The
strikers will receive 25 per cent of all
gross receipts on each occasion. 1t is up
10 the friends OF labor to fill the hou g. |
DR.. j. A. Mapes has disposed of his
real estate and insurance business, to de.
vote his entire attention to the manage
nent OF the Aberdeen Transfer Go. j.
B. Lucas & Co., of Seattle, have secured |
he real estate business, and the Perry |
tanning Co. have taken over the insur-
.nce line.
DR.. B. N. McLafferty and wife, DR..
Nayme MacI .aHerty, arrived lsst week
rom Port Townsend, a I'd will open off,
zee in the Ielasko block, G and Wishkah
streets. Drs. MacLaffertv are graduates
If the American Medical Missionary COL
ege, Chicago and have practised sue
,essfully in the sanitariums at Portland
an Port Townsend for several years.