Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-03
DR.. Schumacher, over State bank.

>. ID. Crarv lett saturday Tor San Fran
cisco on business.
Joseph Jacob made business visit to
Tacoma last week.
For signs of all kinds. 4l2 West Heron
st. Telephone 1851. If
G. Doyle entered ST. Joseph's hospital
for treatment saturday.
II suffering with CONS, try our Sure
Cure. Evans Drug Co. If
Mrs. Thos. Treihlabe visited friends
in Montesano Thursday.
The Review Club Will meet with Mrs.
F. NJ. Reyes, tomorrow afternoon.
Radnor Pratsch has his yacht Bestl IS
fitted on, for crniee to the Sound.
DR.. M,pes made business visit to
Seattle Thursday, returning Friday.
The Universal Mfg. Go. has moved TO
its new factory, Wiehkah and Division
streets.
For Gurney, Express or Dray, call II,
A star Transfer. Your orders prompt
~ filled. If
DR.. Urie has moved his offices from
Lumber Exchange hullding to the Wish
kah block.
John :. Cree, h came over Arnm RAY
mon' saturday, 10 spend sun lay WI h
his family.
A son of Judge o. Y. Linn is down
from Olympia, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A..
j. Stewart.
We have a lot of sheet music and will
order ANYTHING published when we do
not have. Evans Drug Co. If
Mrs. Jean r. Stewart returned last
week from Hot Lake, Oregon, with her
heath considerably improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Custer, OF Francis,
received a baby Iauehta' from the stuik
at st. Josepl'- hospital Saturday.
Mr.. K. Slade VIA, has been under
treatment at 81. jo-eph's hosp ia, re-.
turned to her home tins morning.
Frank g. Wheeler has Re" runahout
livery vehicle for the Cash grocery
Miss Josie Shy,ork j. home from
school, at Battle Ground, WASH, to
spend The vacation with her parents.
DR.. Manion, Supreme Medical Drecto,
OF the Africans, viii lecture in A. o. u
w. hall this evening. The public is in
vited.
Rev. DR.. Watson delivered an address
at the graduating exercises OF nurses at
the lloquian. General hospital Saturday
evening.
Road Supervisor !. b. Haynes is doing
good work on the Wishkah river road.
and will soon have it suitable for auto
mobile travel.
The youn. people of the Congregations
al church viii give bonfire social on the
grounds near the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. II. Allburty tomorrow evening.
Miss Romayne Wood. who has been
attending school at Grand Rapids. Mich.
expected home in few DAYS to spend
the summer with her parnets, Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. ID. Wood.
J. VI. Empev received word on Satur-
dav OF the death Of his father. J. w. En-,
pev. At M,rinette, Wis. Nr. Emppv
way 16 wears OF age. and death was the
result of natural causes.
Oswald Bell has purchased the hicvcle
hop Of \. IngehrigtSpn, on Il street. Mr..
ingehrigtsen rptiriig in order to devote
his time to the Wi>hkah shi1gIe mill, the
machinery ipr which is arriving.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Rowland. accom-
panied bv their niece, Miss Althea Row
10 ,l l..tt for f,t, Ia' in, -.
Eastern states YESTERDAY. They will
visit their old home in Michigan while
absent.
Bowes & Randolph have added a
m rdern equipped operating room 10 their
morgue, and are otherwise improving
their undertaking parlors, and last week
received tent for use at services at the
cemetery. that will cover IS people.
The scandinavian Good Templars Of
Western Washington held their second
annual convention in A. O. II. w. hall
Saturday. Qnita a number of delegates
were present. many Of whom were sur
p,ised at the size and activity of Aber-
deem.
NJ. Sorensou, special deputy supreme
councillor Of the Order OF PenGO, is in
the city in the interest OF the order, and
will initiate large class this evening
While Deputy Sprenson is here the init
iation fee is reduced uuder special dis
pensation.
At the Union Revival service in Ho-
GUAM yesterday. there were 900 present
in the morning. 400 in the evening, an
$1,000 was raised during the day.
Ten decisive conversions were reported.
On next Thursday afternoon, DR.. Henry
and Prof. Hemingway will hold a
meeting in the NJ. T.. church.
A telephone message from the Sargent
Hulet logging camp yesterday, reported
a raging fire in The vicinity of the camp
About midnight, Mr.. Sargent returned
from the camp and reported that the
machinery and camp were saved. but
considerable timber would be destroyed.
The ii re is supposed to have started near
the Lytle logging camp, which has late
ly been abandoned.