Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-22


ST. Telephone 363l. II
City Treasurer Roy Sargent went to
Seattle this morning.
Dean for test Tea and Coffee. Phone
l4ll for prompt delivery. II
Elmer Hunter is seriously i'll, at Il e
ABERDEEN General hospital.
office in HAYES 4 HAYES Bank Bldg. #
FLOYD Creech spent Sunday with his
family. returning to Raymond this morn
ing.
Mrs. Charles DeIosh was hostess TO
the young people OF tie Episcopal church
Saturday evening.
A. Rupert. manager OF the West Il
Sade Grocery Co.. went to Seattle sat.
urday on business.
The Northern Pacific Express Co. has
put on the second delivery wagon Tor the
delivery OF packages.
Louis Fogel is back from his filtration
in Seattle, and is now willing to c'othe
the people OF Aberdeen.
J. F. Hutchinson, late OF Pawnee,
Oklahoma, has taken the position OF re.
porter on the Bulletin.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bacon left Saturday for
Elkton, Oregon. where she will visit rel
atives during the summer.
immigration Agent X. s. Nett'et
went to Montesano this morning on
business connected with his Office.
5. NJ. Reeves, local agent for the
Union Gas engine, has a new 20 II 7.
marine, just arrived by last bat, for
sale. to
Contractor J. r. Cross will make inn
provempnts on the Mrs. Mary Crawford
property. Ill North Broadway to the ex
tent of $500. ....
/ Friday evening was A. d. Woods
birthday, and covers we're laid for twelve
friends at 7 o'clock dinner, TO assist him
in the celebration.
J.F. Carberry is erecting three resi-
dences on the corner OF First and X
streets. The residences will be two etor-
les high and will cost $5OUO.
Harding and Ergen have moved their
real estate offices to the Smits block. l04
West Heron street. where they have fit
ted no a swell suite OF offices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Ellison have moved
tn the camp Of the Grays Harhor Lug
cling Co.. ON the Hoqniam river. in which
company Mr.. Ellison has an interest.
Rev. Geo. W. Wat on, Of the Baptist
church, went to Tacoma, Saturday, to
deliver his series Of lectures on Palestine.
i'Mr. Watson will be gone about week.
There are many tonics in the land,
,, As by the papers you can see;
+ But none of them can equal
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
w. B. Paine Il Co.
Miss Daley Davies, we'll known
teacher on the Harhor, was married Last
week to Arthur Wilson, of Port Ludlow,
Oh the Sound. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
will make their home at Port Ludlow.
Every woman appreciates beautiful
! mpiexion. SO much desired by men.
Such compilations come to all who use
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets. w. B. Paine Il Co.
In the case OF the city against G. l..
Nelson. judge Fox inflicted nominal
fine FRIDAY. as the cas- will he appealed
to determine the jurisdiction OF the city
council in designating the location Of ex-
press wagon stands.
An unknown m IN walked off the Har
nor dock about two o'clock this morning
and was'drowned. The captain of YES.
sci lying clio e bv. heard the man fall in
and put off in small boat to save him,
bnt was too late. He reported the mat
ter to the police and the identity Of the
unfortunate man is being looked into.
Fred Neff. of Mcbride. Mich, and J
W. Prestrl, Of Payette. Idaho, are ~ the
city visiting their old friend, Plumbing
| Inspector g. f.. Morse. Mr.. PIeslel and
Mr.. Neff are owners OF large timber
tracts in this county, and have been as
sociales, man and boy, for forty years
both being paitakers IN the hard knocks
of the civil wal.
J. II. Hemingway was here Satur-
day inerviewi ing the local ministers as
to the possibilities Of making arrange.
ments for series of union evangelisllc
meetings in this city during TIE months
of June and July. j. l.. A. Henry will
hold meetings in Hoquiam in May and
will come to Aberdeen after that il prop
err arrangements are made.
Prof. r B. Kellogg, principal OF the
| Aberdeen Hugh school, has been called
to the superintendency OF the city schools
| at Centralia. In securing Prof. Kellogg
Centrala has done well, and, while Alb
erdeen regrets to lose so efficient an ed
ucator. the HERALD congratulates him
upon his deserved advanceme in the
line Of work he has devoted himself to,
and is peculiarly well adapted to.