Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-01

Mrs. Cliff Ackley is visiting her moth
er at Tacoma.
Dean for hest Tea and Coffee. Phone
l4I1 for prompt delivery. II
CT. White was in the city on BUSH
ness, last week.
Chest protectors. many different styles
and prices. Evans Drug Co. II
County Treasurer Taylor and daughter
visited Aberdeen Friday.
DR.. d. A. Schumacher, physician and
surgeon, over the state Bank. 46.tf
Mrs. E. M. Glover, OF Oakville, visited
her sister. Mis-. w. H. Burke. last week.
DR.. A. S. Austin, DR.. 0. r. Austin:
office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. II
DR.. D. G. UrieNhas office rooms over
Burnett store. Phone E441 or 349l. 4I-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Leitch returned
last week from visit OF three weeks IN
California.
c. B. Ellis, of Ouowa. Iowa, is visiting
Aberdeen, the guest Of his bI other-in'iaw
Il. P. Brown.
Miss Elizabeth Girlon came down from
the State university Friday to spend The
Easter >acation:.at home.
The Leitch Single mill in South Abb
erdeen is rapidly :being completed. and
will be in operation in a few weeks.
The Pile drivers union, at their meet
ing last week, decided to demand an
eight hour day after April Is.
When you are sick call on A. w Sl.el-
ley. DR.. Of Pharmacy. Consultation Tree.
Corner q and Market streets. lei. 66l. It
Dole 4 Co. have moved their real es.
tate offices to Room Ia, DaDney block,
just vacated by Will Lanning. Tel. l492.
Mrs. J. NJ. Birmingham entertained
the ladies of the q. A. Il. Club Friday
afternoon, at her home, l21 West Fifth
street.
Merritt Wood, tie pioneer farmer Of
SAt.op, visited Aberd deem last week, ,he
guest Of his granddaughter, Mrs. John
Hanson,
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. McDermoth had
a family gathering at dinner Friday eve
ching, GA ,,ne "uccaslOli,. vi MAJ. McDef-
uDvth . birthday.
Ten new houses have been built south
Of the Michigan mill during the last six
months several Of them being quite
modern in appearance.
Bert Campbell has .been selected to
represent the local lodgeloi Foresters oil
America. at the meeting OF the Grand
court at Olympia next month.
The Seattle Post lnteligencer is auth
GRITTY for The statement that the Grays
HArboi II Puget Sound Railway Co. has
been purchased by the Union Pacific.
Contractors Reynolds and Strand are
repairing the W. l. Agnew residence on
Wishkah and X streets, that was partial
ly destroyed by fire short time ago.
Every woman appreciates u beautiful
Com pleXiOn, 80 much desired by men.
such COmpeXlOns come 10 all who use
ttUllister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents
Tea or Tablets. W. 3. Paine u ". Z
K. +. Van Buren,, famous outfielder,
has agreed to sign with the Aberdeen
. Baeeba club for the season. Manager
Brown IS gathering a swift bunch Of bail
players and will make strong effort to
land The pennant.
A boy appeared at the Larson ranch
on the Wishkah, at 2 O'Clock last v ed.
n,.sday morning, March 81. He was
tired and hungry and came to add tt
Chaile, s grocery bulls as "a steady hoard.
Ell. The little rancher weighed l2la
pounds and was cordially welcomed.
AT lLe meeting OF the Elks lodge on
Thursday night, the following officers
furh; Esteemed Leading Knight, Leon
McNeal; Esteemed Lecturlng knight
II. NJ. Cook; Esteemed Loyal Knignt,
+. ii. Fox; ~ Ter, Allen M. Logan; Sec
rotary, Ii. d. Chapman; Treasurer, =.
W. Miller; trustee, W. Il. Macfarlaue.
Captain Monson, Of the schooner, FIR,
j. Wood, who arrived last week from
Guymas, reported to the custom author,
tiles the loss OF Fred Llndstrom, a sailor
who was washed overheard during a
storm On January Is, four days out from
Grays Harbor. The unfortunate man
was fl years OF age and unmarried, and
had no known relatives.
The young peoples societies OF the
different churches OF Aberdeen will hold
a union meeting IN the Congregational
church next Friday evening. Rev Nj.
"A. Matthews, OF The FIRST Presbyterian
church, Seattle, and Miss NJ. A. Gibbon,
Of Tacoma, will be the speakers OF the
evening. Miss Suzanne Baker. of Eo-
duiam, has been engaged to render two
vocal solos, and every arrangement has
been made to make the meeting great
success