Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-02


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DR.. Mayme MacLafferty over Bos
ton Store. Phone 1912.
The new Bjou theater was opened
for business Monday night.
Order your Fourth of July ice
cream of Townsend. Telephone 671
Bids for carrying the mail between
this city and Westport, will be opened
July 18th.
| Have you noticed how cheap you
can buy dishes at Deans store. In
vestigate. If
| DR.. G. E. Bartlett is limping, as the
result of spraining his ankle, while
playing ball.
S. G. kaufman left Tuesday for an
extended business trip to New York
and Chicago.
Mrs. John Morgan went to Monte
sano yesterday, to spend several days
with friends.
Mrs. Chas Pinckney went to Cheha-
lis, yesterday, to spend the Fourth
with friends.
Mrs. Clyde Morrow, of Chicago, ar
rived yesterday, and is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Mcclure.
Mrs. c. 5. Black went to Seattle,
yesterday, to spend the month of July
at the summer school for librarians.
Mass l.. Craft, OF the Aberdeen Con
eral hospital, left tor Forest Grove,
Oregon, yesterday. She viii return
in month
Mrs. Il. L. Carpenter ard family are
preparing to join Mr.. Carpenter at
Browns point, Where he is superir-
tending the building Of the govern
ment jetty.
w G. Harding returned from d trip
to Roseburq, Oregon, Tuesday even
ing. He brought a branch of cherries
with him, as a sample oi what is
grown there.
Mrs. A. W. Middleton and children
returned from a weeks visit at Ce-
ment, Skagit county, Tuesday. Mr.
Middleton is expected home from
Portland tonight.
All of the logging camps on the
Harbor have closed down for the
Fourth of July holidays, and, with
the exception of three, will open up
again about the tenth.
Next Sunday morning will be OBJ
served by the Pioneer Association of
Aberdeen, as Pioneer Sunday. The
association win attend divine service
in the Congregations church.
The Equitable Savings e Loan as
sociation of Portland will make long
time loans on improved or for i'm
proving property in Hoquiam aud Alb
erdeen. w. M. Lamb & Sons, Agents
Wash. If
James Mason and Joseph Manson
told Judge Loomis that they We're able
to walk on Tuesday evening. The po-
lice officer stated that they could not
without aid They paid in $40 each
yesterday and will commence life over
again.
In the cases of the state VS. O. YAM
men and John Kahle, trar sfe1red from
the justice court to the superior court,
on appeal, the court affirmed the ac-
ton of the justice court, in which they
were found guilty of violating the Sun
day law.
Samuel Benn, who has been having
an artesian well sunk on his place,
after reaching depth of 100 feet, has
decided to go yet deeper. He is now
in sand rock and feels assured of a
good supply of pure water when he
passes throu h this strata.
Ross and Charles Pinckney received
a telegram, Tuesday, of the death of |
their father at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Mr.. David Pinckney was so years old
at the time of his death, and leaves
eight children, two of whom, Charles
and Ross, are residents of this city.
Miss Pearl Tompkins, who has been
teaching in the school for deaf and
lumb, at Fon-du-lac, Wis, arrived
tuesday evening to spend the summer
With her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
SOB West Fifth street. Miss
is accompanied by fellow
eacher, Miss Anna Sullivan.
On Monday evening last, Miss Es-
her Knapp, of Underwood, Skamania
Wash, was united in marriage
o w. O. Mckinley, Jr., of this city,
It the home of the BRIDES mother,
IRIS. E. Knapp. Miss Knapp was a
esident of this city until the close of
he school year, she being a member
f the High school graduating class.
lfter a months trip the young people
,ill come to Aberdeen to make their
Ome