Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-04-30
Fine stationery at Evans Drug Co. y

DR.. smith. OSteODatn, is, +. ". DIN
! Closing out graniteware at cost,
Deans.
c. f. Troutman went to Tenino on
bu 'iness today.
A fine line of all kinds of brushes,
Evans Drug Co.
Harry O'Dell went to Oakville this
morning on business.
DR.. Mayme MacLafferty over Bos-
ton Store. Phone 1912.
Sheet music kept in stock or order
ed special. Evans Drug Co.
Ed. Krause left this morning for
Garvis, Oregon, to visit his parents.
Isadore Kaufman, of Kaufman
Bros, was down from Bellingham
this week on business.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
sell home cooking next Saturday, at
r. c. Moulton's furniture store.
Mrs. II. Gersitz left yesterday on
the steamer Centralia for San Fran
cisco. to see the naval fleet and visit
| friends.
Judge Lanning returned Monday
from Roosevelt Beach, where he is
having clearing done on his addition
to that summer resort.
The tug boats Rustler and Printer
are on the marine ways at the Lind
strom companys yard, and are being
generally overhauled and painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Rogers ar
rived Monday from Chicago, with a
view of locating Mrs. Rogers is a
sister of Mrs. S. c. Packer, of this
city.
Capt. and Mrs. Lundvalt were up
| from Westport this week, making ex-
tensive purchases of furniture for the
hotel they recently bought at the sea-
side.
Fernie Stretch and Lucky Ship
man, a pair of pink cuffs, were es-
corted to the train Tuesday by the
police, and told to go, and stay gone.
They went.
DR.. Chamberlain, health officer,
has given property owners until May
Is to clean up their premises. After
that it will be done by the city at the
owners cost.
r. M. Cabot, taXedermist, will
have a hearing before Judge Lanning
next Tuesday on charge of having
sold an elk head that was left with
him by AL. Mexican to be mounted
The infant son of Mrs. Frank
Adams died Monday evening, and the
body was shipped Tuesday to Nc
Minnville, Ore, for burial. The
child's father died about five months
ago.
Chas. Jensen has been appointed
deputy assessor, to assist in the adj
ditional field work made necessary
by the ruling of the tax commission
concerning the listing of moneys and
credits.
J.E. Carey has shipped his store
fixtures and ladies' furnishings to
Oakville, and will open a store in that
place, next week. 1t is not the in
tention of Mr.. Carey to move his fam
lily from Aberdeen.
G. Gonsecki went to Seattle Tues
day, where he was married that eve
ming to Miss LYDIA Miller. The happy
couple will come to Aberdeen to re-
side, at the home prepared by Mr..
Gonsecki, 3O7 North f street.
It has set the whole world a-think-
ing
Upon it all Doctors, as one, agree
The tonic all your friends are taking
is,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
w. B. Paine & Co.
Nick Larkin killed large cougar
last Saturday, near the Larkin Bros.
logging works, on the Wishkah
river. Nick was fishing when he
saw the big cat, and killed him with
one shot from revolver. The hide
measured II feet 4 inches from tip
to tip.
Architect George B. Reid has COM
pleted the plans for the additions
and changes to be made in the resi-
dence at X and Seventh streets, to be
occupied, when completed, by Mr..
and Mrs. Willis G. Hopkins. The
plans show a very complete and COM
modious home.
The Pollard steamship company,
of San Francisco, has sent word to
their Aberdeen agents that if any of
their steamers happen to be loading
in this port when the fleet of war
ships are passing, the steamers are
to be placed at the disposal of the
citizens of Aberdeen, free of cost, no
matter at what stage of loading the
vessels may be. This is welcome
news and the instructions of the COM
! pany is fully appreciated.