Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-04-23
Fine stationery at Evans Drug Co. +

Il
Deans.
F. G. Deming is doing business il
Seattle this week.
A fine line of all kinds of brushes
Evans Drug Co. -
DR.. Mayme MacLafferty over Bos
ton Store Phone 1912.
H. S. Kay left this morning for ;
business trip in Lewis county.
Subject at First Church of Chris
Scientist, April 26 is probation afte,
Death"
w. F. Wagner, a prominent farmer
of Satsop, visited the city yesterday
on business.
For Sale, cheap-Express or pro.
duce wagon. nearly new. Inquire at
Herald office. 64-4t.
The second bowling team of Abb
erdeen defeated the second team of
Hoquiam Tuesday night by 154 pins.
! A. H. Hoefer announces that he
! will be candidate at the republican
primaries for the office of county
treasurer.
Judge T. L. Stiles, father of Mrs
7. L. Douglas of this city, has been
appointed city attorney of Tacoma
by Mayor Linck.
The plant and office of the Cars
tens Packing company was closed
yesterday while the employees attend
ed the funeral of Thomas Green, at
Hoquiam
Mrs. William Elsmore, residing on
West Wishkah street, was thrown by
stepping on a broken plank, at G
and Wishkah streets Tuesday and
sustained severe injuries.
A party of N. p. railroad officials
arrived yesterday afternoon in a
special car on an inspection tour
They went to Moclips last night and
returned to Tacoma this morning.
The funeral of Thomas Green, who
was killed by being thrown from a
horse last Saturday. took place yes
terday afternoon at Hoquiam, serv-
, ices being held in the Episcopal
church.
Word from c. r. Wilson, who is in
California for his health, is to the eff
feet that he is not improving as rap
idly as was hoped for. He, however,
&c, IN h nj, ,ho,,
matism not being very painful.
1t has set the whole world a-think-
ing
Upon it all Doctors, as one, agree;
The tonic all your friends are taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
w. B. Paine & Co.
Wilson Bros. & Co. have taken ad-
vantage of the quiet times to add to
the capacity of their dry-sheds. A
large addition has been built on the
west side of the old shed, and is so
arranged that it can be easily emp
tied into the storage shed for eastern
shipment.
Word has been received by cable
gram of the marriage of Joseph
Woods, the well-known butcher, yes
terday, at Warrington, England,
where Mr.. Woods recently went on
visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Woods will leave
England on Sept. Is, for Hoquiam, to
make their home.
The annual convention of the
Western Washington Christian En-
deavor Union will be held in the Con-
gregational Church next Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday. A number of
prominent speakers will be present,
and large chorus choir will furnish
the music. The public is invited.
J. j. Ryan, after a years rest, has
again assumed control of his boiler
shop, and is swinging the hammer
with his oldtime vigor. At present
the shop is turning out additional
oil tanks for the steamer Westerner,
and as the tanks are to fit the shape
of the steamer hull, it is quite diff
ficult piece of work
The quarterly report of the treas
urer of Chehalis county for the quar-
ter ending March 81, 1908, has just !
been issued. 1t shows receipts for
the last three months of $413,351. 81, |
of which over half was for taxes,
S2S7, 53305. Disbursements were
leaving a cash balance
in the treasury of 1901, 1854.
Tomorrow evening the Knights of
Pythias will hold special session for |
parliamentary drill. This will take |
the place of the usual social session,
and five of the members have been
detailed to keep the question from
being voted on, for at least three
quarters of an hour. This is to be
done, not by speeches, but by dilatory
notions.