Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-04-16

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H. c. Leland was up from Moclips
today on business.
Miss Leta Benn left for Seattle this
morning to visit relatives.
Sheet music kept in stock or order
ed special. Evans Drug Co. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. DeLosh went to
Seattle this morning on business.
Miss Emma Eggerman has gone to
WOODBURY., Oregon, to visit friends.
R. J. Deering started for Helena,
Mont, this morning on business trip.
Judge Loomis has returned from
Seattle, where he has been for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs Scott Weatherwax
have gone to the Sound to spend a
few days.
Harry Creech and sister, of Lee
BAN, are in the city, the guests of
relatives.
The steamer Fleetwood will COM
mence Sunday excursions to Westport
next Sunday.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. F. L. Car
man, Of Hoquiom, entertained in
honor of Mrs. A. F. Coats.
V. S. Bercombe of the Grays Har-
Dor Gas company, has returned from
a visit to Olympia and Tacoma.
Clifford Gillies left this morning for
Bridal Veil, Ore, where he has ac-
cepted position in a machine shop.
The meeting of the Young Mems
Republican club called for last Mon
day evening has been postponed a
week.
Bob Browns bunch. of Black Cats
defeated the University of Idaho base
ball team yesterday, with the score of
3 to l..
j. N. Alexander, who returned
from Europe two weeks ago, made
some good contracts for shipping fish
abroad.
The Easter sale and supper held by
the women of the Congregational
church last evening was a financial
and social success.
J. T. Smith, of North Aberdeen,
celebrated his 72nd birthday on Tues
day and received a number of cash
gifts from his children.
Mrs. George B. Hopkins and Mis-.
w. B. Fetterman were hostesses at a
party given in honor of Mrs. A. F.
Coats, yesterday afternoon.
DR.. Sullivan Fits Glasses. Exami-
nation free. Rooms and 4 1921
East Heron street. At home office
from l to 10, of each month. If
The Seattle P.-I. of Tuesday pub
lished two good pictures of DR.. Aus
tin and of DR.. Lane, officers of the
Aberdeen Athletic Association.
George Wolff has an attractive
Easter window. Among the features
is large egg, break in which
shows large doll protruding.
| Moss on the roof of house owned
by Harry iCulbertson of North Aber-
deem, was the cause of a blaze Tues
day, although no damage was done.
The city undertakes say that it is
curious fact, but true nevertheless,
that there are fewer funerals during
dull times than when times are good.
Roy Young came in from camp
; yesterday to attend the wedding of
Harry Coles, his brother-in-law, and
Miss Creech, which took place last
evening.
The big boarding house at the
north end of Springer's boat building
house on e street is being moved in
order that the boat factory of Mr..
Springer may be added to.
| On Saturday the stock that remains
in the store formerly occupied by j.
c. Bush, in the SHIFTS block. will be
sold at great reduction. A portion
of the stock was disposed of to local
grocerymen.
! The trustees of the Associated
Charities held meeting Monday
nigth in the office of DR.. MacLafferty
and audited bills. w. J. Patterson
offered the use of room over the
Hayes & Hayes bank for the use of
the organization to place clothing
and other articles donated.
1t is not likely the contemplated
addition to the Crescent hotel will be
carried on this year, although the
plans have been completed by an
architect in Tacoma for some months
past. Landlord Schlentz is anxious
for the increase, but Ninemire &
Morgan are not willing to proceed, at
least for another twelve months.
The Easter music programs in the
various churches will be superior to
any in the past. In the Methodist
church the choir has been increased
to twenty-five voices. The Congrega-
, tional church music will also be of a
special character with several SOLO