Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-10-07

the time. Evans Drug Co.
Mrs. F. A. Dunlop went to Seattle
Tuesday, to visit the big fair
Mrs. Ella Perry has returned from
a tour of four months in Europe.
Miss Mae Jones went to Seattle
yesterday, to visit the exposition.
Geo. F. Nye is confined to the
house with an attack of tonsilitis.
T. c. Graham, of Centralia, was in
the city yesterday, visiting relatives.
The Athletic association smoker
Monday night was complete succ-
ess
The asphalt factory is running "a
hours day to keep the street work
supplied.
Dr. C. T. Smith and DR.. E. E.
Lane have leased suite in the new
Finch building.
son left this morning for a weeks
visit at the fair
The board of library trustees met
Monday night for the transaction of
routine business.
Mrs. Fred Redinger and daughter,
Miss Goldie went to Portland Tues
day, to visit relatives.
i w. b. Tebo of Portland is in the
city, with a view of locating on a
farm in this vicinity.
i Miss Gladys Keith returned yes
terday from visit of five weeks with
relatives at Ellensburg.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Pfund have
moved into their handsome new resi-
dence, on Michigan avenue.
J. d. Crazy, manager Of the G. H.
Ry. G. Light Co., went to Seattle on
a short buiness trip Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gay are pre-
pairing to leave for Ontario, Cal,
where they will make their home.
I Clyde b. WeatherwaX returned
yesterday from business visit in
New York and other eastern cities.
1OSlIlcSicl VI iuS pSth
notified that the registration fee will
be advanced from s to 10 cents, on
November I.
L. II. Griffin, OF Hotel Washing
ton, is visiting Seattle, and will pos
sibly bring an automobile with him
on his return
oh 4 IN OF hA
Evans Drug Co. They have guar
anteed cures. Powders. tablet, cap
sules or waters.
Mrs. Mary Martin left for her
ranch. near Tacoma. this morning.
She has been here attending to her
real estate interests.
Miss Hazel Miner was a passenger
for Tacoma on this mornin's train,
where she will remain several days,
the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. \. T.. Rupert and daughter,
Rama, ard Mrs. s. =. Jamison, made
a party that went to Seattle yester-
day. to spend the week at the fair.
Miss Genevieve White, of Chi
cago, who has been visiting her aunt
Mrs l.. l.. Trask. left for her home
by way of Los Angeles this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. w. Bishop and
Mrs Ida BeiIke have arrived from
Chicago to reside. Mr.. Bishop is
an electrician in the employ Of the
telephone company
The fire department was called out
Tuesday night by a slight fire I'M
der the bake oven at Townsend's
bakery. It was evtinguished before
the damage exceeded 500.
Mrs L. Rogan and daughter Miss
Kate, left Tuesday for their home.
in birmingham, Alabama, after
spending the summer with their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Frank G.
Jones.
Several heavy telephone cables on
II street. between Market and Wish
kah, fell to the ground Tuesday
morning, and several pedestrians
. mari CIV !! tH'biIttt liiGtl ~ ''H4N'
vera insecUrely supported.
Vine Hunter. former we'll known
iciti2er Of Aberdeen. now of Alder.
WASH. was in the city yesterday on
business. While here Mr.. Hunter
sold his North Aberdeen residence
property to Mrs. Jessie Savage.
\. Y. Sweesy left Tuesday after
noon for his home in Iowa, after "A
visit with his daughter, Mrs. w. O. |
McCaw. Mr.. Sweesy was so well
pleased, that he goes to settle his
business affairs and will return to !
Aberdeen to reside, having purchased
! three lots on Broadway hill upon
u,biob no will h,Ii1d home