Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21

Chest protectors, many ul11erent NY les
and prices. Evans Drug Co. II
Minor D. Crary arrived from Warren,
Pa, last week for short visit.
Miss Maud, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Owen, is very seriously ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Scott and son left
Saturday for an extended visit in Ohio
Editor Springer, of the Vidette, was
down from Montesano Saturday on bust
ness.
Almond and Witch Hazel cream will
keep your skin soft and smooth. Evans
Drug Co. u
A nine pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Barber Saturday
afternoon.
Misses Matte and Eva June enter
tanned the Twentieth Century Club on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Anderson, of San Pedro, is visit
ing friends in Aberdeen, the guest OF
Mrs. Chas. Lindstrom.
Work on the l6 foot roadway on !
street from Wishkah to Heron street was
commenced this morning.
M. A, Brachvogel is putting up neat
cottage on his residence property in
Rowes Central addition.
The Aberdeen Brewing Co. is adding
another extension to their property by
erecting small warehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Birmingham re-
turned Saturday evening from a visit OF
four months in the Eastern states.
DR.. Winfield went to Seattle saturday
afternoon, to arrange for placing his
patent leather dressing on the market.
Word has been received from Phoenix,
Arizona, that Miss Jennie Sargent is
much improved in health since arriving
there.
Saw mill operators are considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of a so day close down OF all
mills on the harbor, owing to shortage
of logs.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church will serve chicken supper in the
church parlors "Wednesday evening from
s 80 to s o'clock.
Mr.. and MRS. Cliff NJ. Weatherwax
are expected to arrive from their Eu-
ropean trip somewhere between the LIST
and 7th of February.
Miss Alice Mills arrived Friday from
Santa Clara, CAL, to take the position
in the pnbic schools here made vacant
by the resignation OF Miss Edith Taylor.
Carpenters are at work on the motor
house on the Heron street hri 'ge. The
motor will be placed Immediately. and
soon the bridge will be swung by electric
power.
Chae BeasIey has fitted up a hand
some bootblack parlor and bath house
at 416 East Heron street. Four bath
rooms are elegantly fitted, and the entire
establishment is credit to Charlie as
we'll rs the city.
S. b. Linn has sold his residence prop
ertv in East Aberdeen. and has bought
the residence Of F. W. Robinson on
Sixth and d street, near the High school.
Mr.. Robinson has decided to move into
the western part OF the city.
While the schooner Endeavor. with a
cargo of lumber from the Dryden Il
Leitch mill, was being towed over the
bar Friday afternoon, she ran onto the
spit at the entrance and sprang bad
leak. She was towed back by the tug
Traveller for repairs.
G. f. Burrows Co. has purchased the
stock of the late John III. Leitch in the
Dryden & I.eitch Lumber Co. This gives
G. f. Burrows and A. U. Stockwell con-
trolling interest in that company, and
they have been elected president and
secretary respectively OF the corporation.
The CITY council met in special session
SATURDAY UIgIt, WIN h0pICcCh Il ~ Z
Hogan for the purpose OF discussing
ne .ded legislation. a number of sue-
gestions were made and considerable
time given to the proposition to cell the
water system the only paying pie'e Of
property the city owns
The appointment of j. b. Haynes as
road superintendent of this district came
to that gentleman without solicitation,
and he accepted with some reluctance,
but Com missioner Hopkins desired the
district to have the benefit of the well
known road making experience of Mr..
Haynes, and he yielded.
The new gasoline launch "Skidoo,' re-
Gently launched from the Oma boat
house, made her trial trip Saturday.
The new boat is owned by local COM
pany, with a. L. Mcleod in control, and
will be placed on a run between Cos
mopolis and Westport, with Capt. Frank
Fernon. OF Westport. in command.