Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-08-13


The latest in sheet music. Evans
Drug Co. t
! DR.. G.. e. Chamberlain, Rooms 8, 9
and 10. Dabney Block. I
Alti-Tone strengthens the nerves
for sale by Evans Drug Co. t
Choice stationery for invitation!
and general correspondence. Evan!
Drug Co. t
Miss LYDIA Andley, of Seattle, /!
visiting in Aberdeen, the guest Of
Eugene Foster.
When sick you want the best. Ev'
ans Drug Co. always supply the best
drugs obtainable. Il
Mrs. Emily Dalton went to Seat
tie Tuesday to visit relatives for q
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Rupp and Miss
Rupp, of Walla Walla, are VISITING
Aberdeen relatives.
Mrs Harry O'Dell and son. Glenn
friends on the Sound.
The Volunteers of America will be
I in charge of the meeting in Salvation
Army hall next Saturday evening. All
are invited.
Sivert J. Uglen will leave this af-
ternoon for an extended visit at his
boyhood home. in Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse F. Murphy and
two daughters, of Seattle, who are
taking an outing at Moclips, visited
Aberdeen Tuesday.
The Harbor Paint and Wall Paper
Co. has gone into the hands of j. II
Fuller, as receiver, by appointment OF
the superior court.
Miss Pearl Gilmore left YESTERDAY
for her home at Fairbury, Neb., after
a visit of several months with hel
sister, Mrs. e. +. Boner.
\ large party of surveyors left ETo-
quiam this morning, with s pack
horses, for the Queets country, pre-
sumably for the n. p. Ry. Co.
The mill of the Coats Single Co.
at Hoquiam, which was recently
damaged by fire, will be ready to re-
sumo operations next Monday.
/ Alfred Hart, who had a leg frac
tured few weeks ago at Electric
park, has recovered sufficiently t.
leave the hospital for his home.
John Kopf a youth of 10, is Is"
ing looked for by the police on {
charge of ia sing check issued by
the Aberdeen Box Company from e
to $50.
Miss Bartlett and Miss Hazel Bart
their brother, DR.. Bartlett, left 70
their home in. ST. faul, Minnesota
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Mary Crammatte went t.
Montesano yesterday to attend a par
ty given by Mrs. S. l.. Moak, in hon
or of her sister, Mrs. Montillion, o
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The public library was closed yes
terday, except for the returning o
books. This is done so that the move
can be made from the present quar-
tiers to the new building.
The family of M. B. Gilbert, o
the Aberdeen Worlds arrived las
Sunday from Grand Rapids, Mich.
and have settled in the home pre-
pared by Mr.. Gilbert on Thidr street
Mrs C. S. Black has received ;
! telegram informing her of grea
/ Improvement in the condition of he
son, Don Paine, who is i'll with ap
pendicitis, at Santa Rosalia, Mexico
The funeral of al. Sims, who wa
fatally injured in the Slade mill las
week, took place yesterday afternoon
from the Aberdeen Undertaking par
! lors, under the auspices of the Ordel
of Eagles, Rev. Father Gribben Off
| ciating.
Chas. r. Wilson arrived Monda!
afternoon from Los Angeles in a spc
cial car, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson
! his daughter Miss Carrie, and sons
( VIII c and Robert. Mr.. Wilson stoOC
/ the journey very WELL but is reported
/ in percarious condition.
Two unsuccessful attempts at sui
eide were reported in the city yester
day. Both lives were saved by the
prompt arrival of physicians, anC
/ the names of the parties are suppress
sed, as no good purpose would BE-
served by their publication.
Frank Porter, the well known Alb
erdeen merchant, left Monday, osten
sibly for Centralia, but is believed
to have gone to Mineral, Pierce coun
ty, the home of Miss Ethel Ames
who was principal of the Montesa
no high school this year. Doubtless
the wedding of Miss Ames and Mr.
! Porter will have occurred before thi!
is printed, and the Herald will chance
it's hearty congratulations.