Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-09-02

Purses and hand bags at Evans Drug
Go. IT
Miss Harriet Hogan entertained par
ty of young friends Friday evening.
/. DR.. A. s. Austin, Or. O, r. Austin.
Office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. If
j. r. Harper has returned to South
Prairie, after visit with Mrs. Harper.
A. 1. Virgins and W. B. Wilson are
building residences in South Aberdeen.
For Quincy, Express or Dray. call IA
A Star Transfer Your orders prompt
/ ly filled. II
Allotment Agent F. r. Archer was up
from the Qunault agency Saturday on
/ business.
Razors. strops. mngs, soaps. and all
kinds OF shaving conveniences. Evans
Dug Co. If
Adam Ehl was down from Elma list
week looking after his Aberdeen property
interests.
Special for one week. Three pounds
Of b'st NJ. & J. coffee for 81 90 at Deans,
2ll G street. tt
Mrs. D. w. Fleet and daughter, Miss
Lillian, of Montesano, visited Aberdeen
friends Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Staadecker has returned
TO Seattle, after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. j. Wolf
WANrED-Gentleme or lady to do
high class soliciting in Aberdeen. Adj
dress X. X. HERALD. 76-tf
Geo. Corwin, late of the Pullman sa.
loon. has filed petition in bankruptcy,
through Attorne, Cross.
Ed. Hulburt, manager of the Aberdeen
Lumber u Shingle Co., left yesterday
for Sar Francisco on business.
Judge tanning aud Attorney Phillips
returned Thursday afternoon from a
hunting Trip up the Wishkah river.
Miss Sadie Nelson went to Centralia,
Saturday, where she has petition as
teacher in the city schools.
Alden Schumacher, nine years Of age,
underwent an operation for an affect ion
OF the throat, at local hospital, Friday.
Miss Florence Dalton returned to her
home in Tacoma yesterday, after a Two
weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. Ii.
e. Cassidy.
X. I. Dabney and son came over from
Portland Friday to spend few dave in
the city looking at er his extensive prop
erty interests.
The Chamber.o Commerce and Young
Mems Republican Club are making an
effort to have Secretary Taft visit A berl
deem before sailing for the Orient.
The city schools open for the new
school year tomorrow morning. Tn"
DOL houses have been painted and
generally renovated during vacation. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo B. Hopkins re.
turned Thursday evening, after an ex.
tended outing at Copalis. where they
have built an elegant summer home.
Judge Lanning has handed down a de-
cision in the 'ring" case between the
Clauson brothers. in favor Of the defend
ant. The case will probably be appealed
The Maine Washington Tin her Co. is
closing the the sale Of 100 .UOJ zoo feet OF
timber. located OH the Humptulips river,
for Michigan parties, to Ed. Cornelius
Of Portland.
Customs Inspector O'Brien fell from
the dock at Hoquiam about twelve feet
10 the slip below, while inspecting the
steamer Norwood, sustaining number
of painful bruises. -
st. Rose Academy will reopen tomor.
row morning, and parents and guardians
are requested to have the pupils enrolled
Oh that day if possible. The music
classes Will resume on Monday, Sept. 8.
Ida johnson, member of the demi
monde and according to the police. a
pretty tough proposition, refuses to obey
Judge Fox's order 10 leave town, and was
committed to Jail Satufdayin default of
a inc of $l5.
Albert Franks, a member OF the life
saving crew at Westport, was in the city
Saturday,, on his way to Sevenburg, Kan
sas, where he will be married. Alter
the Wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Franks will
return to Wes'port to make their home.
The sale OF delinquent property by the
county Saturday WAS well attended. and
the North A berdeen addition to Aberdeen
four miles from tho business center,
brought unexpectedly hign prices, show
ing the confidence OF spectators in the
growth of this city.
Captains Whitney and Lord came
down from Seattle Friday. and investi.
gated the drowning of Mate Rudolphson,
of the steamer Quiniault, and decided
the officers of the vessel did all that
could he done, to save the unfortunate
man. thus relieving them from all blame
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