Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-24
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son was born Saturday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Caldwell.
Mrs. John Jacob want to Seattle this
morning, TO visit with friends.
DR.. +. F.. Lane. Dentist. Hayes "
Hayes building. Telephone III. tt
Mayor Eugene France returned Satur-
day, from business trip to Oregon.
On Friday, Edward Lotion was taken
to st. Joseph's hospital, suffering with
fever.
Mrs. r. Combes. OF Hoquiam, returned
to her home Friday, from st. Joseph
hospital
Prof. n. NJ. Cook and family will leave
for Seattle tomorrow to spend the vaca-
ton time there.
MISREPRESENTATION or lady to do
high lass soliciting in Aberdeen Adj
dress X. y. HERALD. 76-tf
Mrs. j. A. Mapes entertained Thurs
day afternoon, in honor Of Miss Frances
Ranney, of Hoquiam.
Evans Drug Co. handles stationery
and Office supplies as well as novels and
all kinds Of reading matter. IT
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy were
presented with prize baby girl, at st.
Joseph's hospital, Thursday.
Miss Trudey Bell, who has been the
guest of Miss komayne Wood. left for
her home IN Seattle, this morning
William Waite returned to his home
yesterday, from st. Joseph's hospital
where he underwent special treatment.
John Nelson had his leg broken al
Mrlbo bourne, Friday. He was brought tC
the city and taken to st. Joseph's hos
pitai.
Miss Frances Ranney, who has been
teaching in the Hoqulam schools. left
saturday for an extended visit in',be
East.
J. A. Hood left for POI tland Saturday
morning. Mr.. Hood has been dreaming
OF diamonds. and he thinks seriously OIL
locating mine in the near future.
Miss Sadie Nelson. one of the '07 grad
mates of the Aberdeen High school, ha'
been elected to teach in commercial
department Of the Centlaiia schools.
Mrs. Adah Herman and daughter
Norma, of Elma, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. Carey, re-
turned to their home this morning.
The Bar Association met in Montesano
today, to pick out four names to be sub
mltied to Judge Irwin, who will choose
two out of the four as jury commissioners.
Water Superintendent Linn wishes the
|, public to know that those who use gar
den hose for sprinkling purposes, mus
use them between the hours OF s and II
a. m. and and s p. m.
When the Improvements now in course
OF construction in the 9. f. Burrows Co
mill on the South Side, are completed
the cutting capacity OF the plant Will be
increased TO l2O, 900 leet per day.
The Ministerial Alliance of Grays Har
nor has adjourned for the summer vaca
ton. The association will be called to-
gether again on the fist Monday in Sep
TENDER.
HhA q ~ r,ti lie
church Friday evening, was we'll attend
ed and WAS musical, literary and fnan
cial success. The Rotations by MIS-
Myron Smith were especially pleasing.
500, 600 to loan on improved real estate
in Aberdeen. Hoqniam and CosmOpolis
AberderA office, POS South II street
phone E59l. floqn'am office, 5l2 Eight
street. phone l2G. ". ii. Lamb " Son. t
Fred II. Nye and Geo. Woodruff wert
elected last week az representatives o
the q. A. X. Post at Aberdeen. TO attend
the state gathering at Ballard. and J. NJ.
Birmingham ami j. 5. Ingram were
| elected alternates.
Inc D)Wts ~ hdtuOipil uIhtItd klls
parlors and chapel have been entire !
made over and generally improved. The
display room in the upper story has also
been improved, and this firm has now
an establishment they can be proudof.
Mrs. Jemma Stevens, the popular
hostess of the Bay View hotel, was mar
ried to Fred Benn, at 2l7 West Firs
street, Saturday evening, Rev. G. McDer.
moth performing the ceremony. Only
the immediate friends and relatives were
present.
onractor -. II. Doncester has the
plans for $500 residence to be erected
on the orner OF f ann FIRST streets fol
Mrs Ed Dolan. At one time Mrs. Dollar
thought of putting large apartment
house on that property, but to the salts
faction OF the other property owners ir
he block, changed her plans.