Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-13

Dean for Fresh Eggs, Butter and Gro
ceries. u
Sheet music and musical intruments,
Evans Drng Go. u
Mrs. VI. S. Mason is suffering from a
severe case OF grip.
Plenty of reading matter fol idle hours
at Evans Drng Co. II
DR.. Mavme NacLaffe,ty over Boston
Store. Phone 1872. u
John Ring'ey left this morning Tor
keso, Cowli,z county,
Attorney Hughes went to Tacoma last
evening on professional business.
Chief Birmingham has a brown p'ny
mare with white legs in the pound.
DR.. D. G.. Urle has moved 10 Rooms |
2, 3, Wishkah blk Phone 2l7l or o353,
John Herman left Yesterday for visit
to his old home, at Calumet, Michigan.
For Quincy, Express or Drav. call IA
A Star Transfer. Your orders PROMPT
ly filled. II
T.V. Carney went to CentralIa yester-
day to look after business interests in
that city.
Miss Lizzie Pr hel. of Toleho. WASH,
is visiting the city, the guest of Mrs. Il.
G. Miller.
Mrs F. Fl. Green. Mrs. c. r. Green
and Mrs. w. w. Hart entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon.
Wm. Doddrdge, the we'll known bar.
her, has return I'd from visit Of several
weeks at Hot Lake. Oregon.
Mrs. Bush and Miss Grace Reeder re-
turned Tuesday evening from the Bnlle-
tin excursion to Los Angeles.
Mrs. j. S. Coxey will entertain the
ladies' Of the Methodist church at II VAL
entine social tomorrow afternoon.
The ladies of St. Andrews Guild will
continue their rnmmage sale tomorrow
aud Saturday, in the CONNIE rcial block.
TIE committee in charge OF the city
woodward has quantity for sale. Or.
ders can be left with the CITY Retail
Lumber Co.
f. w. Beimfohr and 3. F. Cauthorne
have let contract to W. A. Strand tor
the erection Of black smith shop on
South F street.
The basket ball teams Of the High
school and Athletic Association will play
match game at the gymnasium tomor-
morrow evening.
The basket ball team Of the Grays
Harbor Business College dnfea'ed that
of the Hoquiam High school Tuesday
evening, the score being 26 to Is.
Mre. Merrick, mother of the late Mrs.
Frank Owen. is in very precarious con.
dition, at her rome on Second street,
owing to the bursting of bloodvessel.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis G. Hopkins re
turned Yesterday from their wedding
tour. The happy couple received the
congratulations OF their numerous friends.
The commemoration Of Lincoln's birth
dav, nv tile American Yeomen last even
ing was a very pleasant affair. mnsi
cal program was rendered. and a number
oi addresses made on appropriate topics
The second of series of advertise.
ments of the Western Cooperage Co.
appears on the second page OF this Issue
and its make.nD reflects credit on the
Chapm IN ADV. Co., OF Portland, who are
placing this business.
Harry Kid Krant writes the HERALD
from Seattle. that he would like to ar
range boxing match with either Billy
Ron or Barney Mullen. at 1875 to a.:
pounds. His address is care Sporting
Editor, Times, Seattle
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B. Paine & Co.
| The residence Of O. G. Jacobsen, 40l
West Firs' street, was discovered on fire
abont II 80 Tuesday night. the smoke
having awakened Mr.. Jacobsen. who
turned in the alarm. The department
was soon on the ground, and checked the
blaze with the chemical engine before the
dan, age exceeded 5000, which Is cover ed
by insurance.
At the promotion exercises held at the
High school Monday evening, the follow.
ing graduates from the Eighth grade
were promoted to the High school: Harry
Anderson. Benjamin Bailey, Byron Ben
ton. K,Ilaly Greene. Griffith Greene. La
Glidden, Frank Hawkes., Glenn Hills,
Elmer johnson, Harold Reid, Ellen
Arnold. Laura Benham, Cora Cross,
Marie Foshang. Maude Granger, Ray
mond Hog,n. Margare. Hogan. Ethel
LaViolette, Lucy Millette, Eunice Sem.
man Grace Salmon,