Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-03-25

FIX. Van rassel has been declared
"fair" by the Painters Union.
Chest protectors. many different styles
and prices. Evans Drug Co. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Veysey were down
(, ON Montesano Friday on business.
l. DR., A. s. Austin, Or. o. r. Austin.
Office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. If
Dr.. D. G Uric has office rooms over
Burnett's store. Phone E44l or 349l 47-tf
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Smts were ca led to
Centralia this morning On an emergency
Case
Mrs. Wilmot Whitfield returned from
Seattle Saturday somewhat improved In
health.
The Order OF the Eastern Star held a
very pleasant social session Thursday
evening.
w. C. Bird entered St. Joeeph's hos
pital Thureday and f. J. O'Connor. FRI
day. for treatment.
Chas. Y. Fenwick and family will
leave this week for Bonners Ferry, Idaho
10 join the Alamo colony.
Louis H. Burnett has received his COM
mission as commissioner OF the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition.
Mrs. J. l.. Jones came down tom
Montesano Thursday and entered st. Jo-
sc pl,' Is hospital for treatment.
C.P.L L. Roberts left today for Ray.
mond, where he goes to lay some engine
beds and place three large boilers.
Mrs. r. Marden underwent a surgical
operation at st. Joseph'- hospital yester-
day, and Was reported this morning as
doing nicely.
Mrs. Thos. A. Palmer, Of Satsop, is
visiting Aberdeen friends this week, the
guest of Mrs. John Johnson at Hotel
Washington. ...
LosT-English setter bitch. Collar
marke,t "SherwooL Hall. Grand Rapids,
Mnh " Please. inform HERALD rtlic'' OF
| her whereabouts. o'-u
Contractor e. n. Dpncasttr If putting
IA, four r. l,iencer At Ml-hkHh ana INV.
is,u.. streets Tor Hiram GlUlei, the -on-
tract price beng $500.
Carl s. Weatherwax has purchased
the Walter Wren property. Sixth and X
streets, where they will reside as soon
as possession is obtained.
Ed &. Hamilton, formerly!Sailors' I'm
ion agent at Aberdeen, returned last
week, after an absence OF two years,
spent in the Hawaiian Islands.
BY special request, D. N. McInturff
d. ID will preach tomorrow evening in
the tent OF the Volunteers OF America,
corner Of Wishkah and + streets.
Messrs. Strand u Reynolds have the
contract for the erection Of residence
for Theodore Zemball. on First and S.
| Washington streets, at IA cost of 81 900.
A. W. Mild eton is sojourning in Cal
ifornia, aud before his return to Aber-
deem will spend some time at Andersonia
where his company has large milling
and lumber interests.
The cargo shipments in February from
the eleven Aberdeen saw mills totaled
%, 796, l2O feet CT lumber; 1865, 400 lath,
and 4,2ll 900 shingles. shipped on 81
steamers and IL sailing vessels.
Are you tired, tagged out, nervous,
sleepiess. feel mean? Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea strengthens the nerves
aids digestion. brings refreshing sleep.
35 cents Tea or Tablets. W. b. Paine 4
Co.
The High school baseball team has
not as yet secured games with outside
schools. Most OF the schools are pa, ing
very little attention to baseball and are
giving their time to track exercises, this
year.
The Northern Pacific Railway Co. is
increasing its switching trackage on the
Eastern end of the yard to accommodate
the extra length of the passenger trains
required by the increasing travel to Ab-
erdeen.
Marian Campbell Cameron. the infan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Gamer
on, died Thursday afternoon. The
funeral took place Friday afternoon from
the family home, Broa 'way and Fifth
street, Rev. +. Il. Prichard officiating.
The entertainment by the Dixie Jub-
lee Singers in the Congregational church
under the auspices of the High School
Athletic Association, was success tinan.
.ly and otherwise, and they will be
welcomed if they come this way again.
Joseph Barley returned from bust.
ness trip among the logging camps up
the Wishkah river, Friday. Joe reports
that the camps had stopped operations
on account OF the bad weather, and that
there was about five inches of snow on
the upper Wishkah.