Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-17

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Purses and hand bags at Evans Drug
Go. II
Dean for fresh Groceries. Phone 14!1.
Prompt delivery.
Judge tanning and his mother went
to Roosevelt beach this morning.
A full line of Bakery Goods, Best Tea
and Coffee, at Deans, 2ll Il street.
DR.. D. G. Uric has moved to Rooms l,
8, Wishkah blk. Phone 2l7l OF 33o3,
MIS-. G. 5. Black returned from visit
with relatives in South Bend yesterday.
John Clune was able to walk down
town yesterday for the first time in many
week..
Fancy and plain stationary. calling
cards, invitation paper, etc., at Evans
Drug Co. If
Mr.. an, Mrs. A. p. Nelson, who have
been visiting in Seattle, returned home
yesterday.
G. A. Mcneil returned to Portland
Tuesday, having visited with his family
over Sunday.
A musical treat as well as the initia-
ton is in reserve tonight for those who
attend the Eiks lodge.
Donald Rogers and Miss Susie Dennis
were Il tied in marriage last evening at
the home OF the bride.
Call on Dir B 'rsee, at Bacona hotel, he
isthe one who fits glasses properly. and
guarantees them five years. So II
Yesterday was the anniversary of the
fire which swept the business portion of
Aberdeen out Of ex stence.
A. w. Middleton and n. NJ. Anderson,
Jr., returned from Seattle yesterday,
where they had been OH business.
Mrs. George Fisher and son arrived
from Hayward. CAL, last evening, to
stay few days here with Mr.. Fisher.
q. V. 10y accompanied Albert Town.
send on the sad journey to Baker City,
O,e.. with the body OF Mr.. Townsend's
son.
Mrs. J. J. Carbnry, who has been Wis
tiny her son since last JnIy. left for her
home in Three Rivers, Michigan, this
morning.
Tie Knights Of Pythias are preparing
for general good time tomorrow night.
Sojourning Knights are invited to be
present.
The Misses Bernice Hutton, Helen
Schneider and Irene Reed will entertain
in honor OF the "Tycoons" this evening
at home of Miss Hutton.
FL. Becker and w. w. Hart have
the grounds in front of their residences
beautifully terraced, AMI a concrete re.
tanning wall built in front.
Frank De,ning returned from North
beach this morning, after spending few
weeks there getting his summer house
completed. Mrs. Deming is still at the
beach.
The Episcopal rectory, was the scene
Of an old.fashioned pound party last
evening. Many friends were present
and the parsons pantry is fatter for the
occasion.
From articles found in the room of S.
A. Paul. the hatless, there is now no
doubt but he is the party, or one of the
parties, who burgarized the n. P. depot
at Hoquiam.
A baby boy IA pounds in weight ar
rived at the hone OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Stewart this morning. All are rejoicing.
especially the grandmother, Mrs. Jean
B. Stewart.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Capt.
Smith entertained number Of ladies on
board the schooner A. J. West at fare
well party. The West will leave shortly
for Australia. South America and the
Hawaiian lslani IL.
A. bunch of Uuted States engineers
from Portland and Seattle went up the
Wishkan river this week, to look into
the omplaints of settlers regarding the
obstruction and other damage done their
properties by the boom company.
Yesterday, Mrs. j. A. Hood took War.
rem, the young son of Pr. and Mrs. + E.
Lane, to the baby show at the Hoquiam
Exposition, and he came back with the
blue ribbon. He WAS awarded the prize
on two counts, being the handsomest and
smartest in the bunch of babies. Mrs.
Hood was not at all proud of her nephew,
che took the affair as a matter OF course. |