Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-05
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Best Tea and Coffee at Deans. tt
! Rubber goods at Evans Drug Co. If
Mrs. j. p. Morgan lie in Tacoma, visit
ing friende.
For coughs and colds try Evans White
Pine Cough Cure. II
Sheet music and in ments
Evans Drug Co. II
Plenty of reading matter for idle hour!
at Evans Drug Co. II
Miss Ina Pitteen left Tuesday for Par
sons, Kansas, to reside.
DR.. Mavme MacLafferty over Boston
Store. Phone 1872. tt
Henry Schouwier WAS down from
Elma on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Jordan has gone TO Los An
geles for visit with friends.
j. NJ. Wilson. of Salina, Kansas, is in
the city with view IF locating.
lib. +. CASTOR has moved into the home
he recently purchased on North ID street
E. Orr and MISS Georgia Powell have
! entered the Gra,s Harbor Business Col.
lege.
T. Peterson left Tuesday for Butte
Montana, where he has accepted posi-.
ton.
H. H. B'adfeld and family left Tues
day for Coos Bay. Oregon, for an extend
ed visit.
Cub Bear Wanted-A young cub beaI
! will find Il purchaser by inquiring at the
HERALD office. tt
Geo. F. McDougal. mechanical en-
gineer, has opened an Office in the Lewis
Holmer block, with Architect Troutman
H. d. Chapman left Tuesday for Hot
Lake. Oregon, accompanied by a nurse
to try the effect Of the waters upon hit
rheumatism.
p. :. Cyr and daughter returned Mon
day evening from California. They lef
Mrs. Cyr quite i'll, and she will return al
soon as able to travel.
County Assessor Carter started hi'
deputies at work Monday. Wednesday
and Thursday he spent in Moclips, in
structing his deputy at that point.
since the panic the opportunity fo
reading is larger. the patronage Of thu
library has very materially increased
and the number Of application for book
doubled.
Mics Jessie Gibson arrived Tuesday
from North Yakima, to teach Latin ant
German in the High school, succeeding
Miss Archer, who resigned on account 0
i'll health.
The third case against Ole Vammen
charged with violating the Sunday law
came up in Judge Loomis' court on Tues
day, but on account OF the illness OF Mr.
VAmmen, was postponed until March l l.
While working as head loader at CAM
~, OF the Poison Logging Co., Tuesday
afternoon, John Strum was caught be-
tween two logs, and was 50 badly injured
that he died white being taken to Ho
quiam for medical aid.
Edward D,lan pleaded gnilty before
Judge Loomis yesterday morning to the
charge Of violating the Sunday law
There were three complaints against him
one OF which was dismissed. He was
fined $50 and costs in each OF the two
cases.
Now's the time to take Rock,
Mountain Tea. 1t drives out the
germs of winter, builds up the stom
ach, kidneys and liver. The mos
wonderful spring tonic to make PEG
pie we'll. You'll be surprised witt
results. 35c, Tea or Tablets at w
B. Paine & Co.
Percy Morgan, a former Aberdeen
newspaper reporter, is now regularly EN-
ployed on the staff OF the Milwaukee,
Free Press, United States Senator LIZ
Follette's organ. MIR. Morgan writes t.
friends here that he is contemplating
matrimony.
Father Cribbin, OF st. Joseph's hos
pital has returned from a visit of severa
days in Seattle, where he met BiehoI
O'Dea and posted the dignilary on spirit
ual affairs IN berdeen. Father Gribbir
expects to take a trip to Mexico the com.
ing summer.
The Lenten season began yesterda,
with services In The Catholic and Episco.
pal churches. The services in each place
of worship we're largely attended. Rector
Greene, OF st. Andrews church, will
preach series OF specially prepared Ser.
mons during the season OF fasting and
prayer.
F. E. Jones has received photograph
of fine school building in Detroit which
was named the Myra Jones school, in
honor of Mr.. Jones' sister, who for TWEEN
ty-four years was respected teacher in
the schools Of that city. Miss Jones is
now on the retired list and receives q
pension from fund created years ago by
the school board.