Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-08-29
DR.. Smith, Osteopath, 7.S P. o. block.

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Mrs. Otto Jacobsen is quite i'll, at st.
Joseph's spital.
Mrs. Tno.. II. Mckay and children
are visiting friends at Elma.
F. f. Jones is again able to attend to
business, after an attack OF erysipelas.
DR.. A. S. Austin, DR.. o. r. Austin.
Office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. tt
Miss Hattie Boloss has returned to
Tacoma, after a visit with Mrs. Fred
Taylor.
For Quincy, Express or Dray, call ii
"A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
iy filed. If
NJ. b Lytle, assistant r. K. agent, re-
turned Monday evening from visit to
Seattle.
Razors. etrops, mugs, soaps, and all
kinds OF shaving convenieuces. Evans
Dug Co. II
Mr.. and MIS-. Thos. l.. Douglas have
returned from an outing in the Cascade
tuOuiltdlubs
Special for one week. Three pounds
OF bst NJ. & j. coffee for $l.00 at Deans,
2ll q street. tt
Mr.. and Ms. Ed. Gay returned Mon
day from an outing OF two months at
Westport Beach.
WANrED-Gen,lemen or lady to do
iarl, loo in I've,
dre-s X. X. HERALD. 76tf
+. ]. Garman returned Tuesday from
few DAYS visit with his family at their
Westport summer home.
W. g. Borden, Wynooche farmer,
brought in load OF vegetables yester-
day, and disposed OF them at good prices
before noon.
Mrs. A. G. Ennis. 800 East Second
street, is entertaining number Of lady
friends this afternoon, in honor OF Mrs.
O. o. Beardsley.
| Clarence A Lille was over from Port
land this week. on business OF the West
ern Cooperage Co. OF which he is eecre.
tary and travelling manager.
Miss Mable Hend'on, of this city, and
Harry ID. Farrow. Of Seattle, were mar
riei yesterday ut the home OF the BRIDES
parents, Rev. P,ichard officiating.
Four colored women from the red light
district were fined in the police court
this morning. The proprietress drew a
*25 prize, and the three inmates $40
each.
Ida johnson, a hilarious denizrn of
+ the under world, with crooked repu,a-
ton. was again before the police court
yesterday. and was for the second time
ordered to leave the city.
Forty acres for sale near Elma; good
house, good Improvements; farm imple-
ments and stock gees with the place !;
good soil. Price $500 Address Frank
Grounhwater, Elma. Wash. % 1t
! f. n. Saunders and Matthew Penner
were fined $40 each in the police court
Tuesday. for attempting to settle a dis
pute by An appeal to the manly art IN
! the streets the night before.
DR.. Frarv, U. S. Health officer for
Gray's Harbor, has wired the federal
authorities for instructions as to the fnm-
igation of ships arriving from San Fran
cisco, IA is done on the Sound, in regard
to the huhunic plague.
! Harding & Engnn are displaying in
the window Of their real estate Office,
samples Of buck wheat. oats and turnips,
raised on logged off lands up the Wish
kah river The quality of the produce
and enormous veld-thp oats going so
value If lands that have been considered
! almost worthless after the timber was re-
moved
Mrs. Simon Fraser gave dinner party
Tuesday evening in honor OF her dangh.
ter, Margaret. The evening was spent
in PLAYING games. Tnose present were,
Ruth Barkley. Vera johnson. Selma
Hendrckson, Ruth Schotield Ella and
Ellen Clark. Lorinne Lynn. Grace Salm-
on, Lula Moorhead, Anna and Ellen
Arnold. Marv Salmon, Ftanres Clark,
Rnth Prchard and Gertrude Fraser
Mrs. WIN. Clark gave party last
evening, in honor OF Miss Ruth Srhofeld
of Spokane. The evening was spent in
delightful games and music, after which
light refreshments were served. Those
present were, Misses Ruth Schofeld.
Lorinne Lynn. Ruth Barley, Vera John
son. Ella Clark, Anna Arnold. Mary
Johnson, Ellen Arnold, Grace Salmon,
Frances Clark, Selma Hendri kson,
Marv Salmon, Margaret Fraser, Mary
Clark and Master William Clarke. Miss
Schofield will leave Saturday 10 visit
Sound cities before returning to her home
in SpoLaua