Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-11-18
Look for VOLTS Big Yellow Circular.
The Herald twice Q week tells Il all.

The Herald twice . week tells IL AL
DR.. Smith, Osteopath, rs P. o. block.
Purses and hand bags at Evans Drug
Go. II
Fresh groceries a. right prices at Deans,
| 211 South G street. tt
S. NJ. And .rson, OF Seattle, is in the
city visiting relatives
Call and 3. g Gus fine line OF crockery
and fine china. Deans, 2ll q street. tt
o. Saturday evening +. B. Benn re-
turned from visit to Hot Lake, Oregon.
DR.. D G. Urle has moved to Rooms |.
8, Wisnhah blk. Phone 2l7l or 3353,
Fancy and pla II stationary, calling
card, invitation papr, etc., at Evans
| DluI O.. II
VIM. Zeiger had sufficiently recovered
from h,s Illness to leave the hospital
Thursday.
For Quincy, Express OF Dray, call II
A Star Transfer. Your orders prom T.
ly filled. II
Flora Abel was granted divorce from
Frederick &. Abel in the superior court
Saturday.
| Mrs. J. S. Coxev gave a second "thm-
BILE" party Friday afternoon, entertaining
about twenty-five ladies'.
! NJ. and Mrs. N. Grant Wheeler will
leave next Thursday Tor Southern Calf
| Il 3D.
Miss Iva Judson, who recently under.
went surgical operation at Hoqulam,
was able to return home last werk.
f. w. Bemfohr, OF the Grays Harhor
Business College, visited Olympia OH
business several days last week.
Mrs. John Young entertained a party
Of ladies' of the Catholic church Thurs
day afternoon, at her home on | street.
Mrs. +. "A. Rupert and daughter, Miss
Rama. returned from Idaho, Friday
evening. Miss Rama is much improved
in health. ...,..H
Mr. aud Mrs Cnas. Cole, OF Pendleton,
Oregon, left Saturday for their home,
a ter visit with MIR. and Mrs. G. f.
Troutnan.
For sale-A good blacksmith shop,
house and fo,V lots in Oakville. For
particulars write q. l.. Johnson, Box 80,
OakviIle, Wash 20-2t
Governor Mead Issued his Thanksgiv.
irg proclamation Saturday, designating
Thursday. November 2S, a. day OF
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sullivan left for
their home at Newport, Oregon, Satur
day, after visit OF several weeks with
friends in Aberdeen. e..
One of the principal engines in the
Anderson Il Middleton mill broke dow
last week. and the mill will remain idle
II It'll HE parts can he rep aced.
Aberdeen has now the most CONVEX lent
railway depot of any city between Ia.
coma and Portland. Since The late i'm.
provements. both the freight and p Is SEN
yer departments are clean and commodi-
GUS.
Stephen Parrish. the Grays Harhor
City equatter, who was arrested last
week, was reco -nizsh at the county Jail
as an escaped lunatc, having gotten
away from Steilacoom last June. He
was returned to that nstiruton Thurs
day.
Wilson Bros. and Co. have completed
a large storage shed, l25xl50 feet east Of
their dry kiln, the cost being 5000.
The company is now AT work on AL addi-
ton to the west side OF the present dry
kiln. The addition will be 25xl00 feet,
and will cost $4,000.
About 20O spectators attended the foot :
ball game at Electric park yesterday be
tween Aberdeen and Astoria, and wit
messed swift game that resulted in a
tie, 0 to 0. The Astoria team out weighed
the Aberdeen about 10 pounds to the
man. Prof. Comeau wa. referee and
Harry Graham umpire, and both stood
a good deal OF kicking.
A couple OF boys in South Aberdeen
stole some dynamite caps fro the office
OF the Aberdeen Lumber and Sh,nglc Co.
last week, and we're having g,eat fun
shooting them oA by throwing them in
refuse fires, pu ting then. on car tracks
and hitting them with rocks until over
haulei by Officer Kempter. 1t is
wonder the boys were not MANNED in
their foolish play.
Chehalis and the Aberdeen high school
football teams played a ragged game
SATURDAY. afternoon at Electric park,
Aberdeen winning by a score OF II to 0.
The Chehalis team was mixed one,
composed OF high school members and
assisted by players from outside the
school. Beach, right end for Aberdeen,
made sensational run for touchdown
which was the feature.