Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-07-10

For light and heavy hauling call
A. A. Star Transfer, Phone 4201.
Miss Beatrice McKenna is visit
kane.
Ask your doctor about our drugs
and prescription department. Evans
Drug Co. IT,
Linus Anderson left Friday for a
return trip to his old home in Got
tenburg, Sweden.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beckenhauer
left Saturday for a camping trip at
Quiniault Lake.
A. r. Dabney is having the foun-
dalton for a building laid on his lot
on South F street.
J. S. Armstrong, of Seattle, repre-
senting the Winton Six, is stopping
at the Washington.
Miss Jessie Whiteside returned
Thursday night from her extended trip
through the East and California,
A party of about twenty Eagles
from Seattle. spent yesterday in Alb
erdeen, stopping at the Washington.
Miss Craig returned to her home
in Elma this morning. She had been
visiting Mrs. Fair on South Alder
street.
Mrs. !. H. Hamlin, 2O6 North D
street, has been entertaining as her
guests Mrs. J. H. Boyer and daughter,
Ruth. of Tacoma.
The fire department had a little
run yesterday to put out blaze
near the Lindstrom ship yards. The
damage was nil.
| l. Thompson and Joe Gambert were
fined $24 and costs by Judge Tucker
Thursday. They were arrested on the
charge of gambling.
J. w. Clark and family went down
to Cohassett yesterday. Mr. Clark
returned last night, while his family
will remain at the beach for a week.
Mrs. Fred Ilton returned to her
home in Tacoma this morning after
spending some time visiting at the
home of r. H. Ilton, 1908 West Wish
kah street.
A memorial service for Mrs. S. J.
Norm was held at the Swedish Mis-
sion church last night. Mrs. Norm
home in Sweden but died in Chris.
tiana, Norway, before reaching home
A novel window display has been
shown at the Harlan Book store the
past week. There is sample of every
variety of envelope, and the number
il, truly surprising. In all there are
140S different styles of envelopes.
1t is announced at the local posi-
Office that the government will as
sumo responsibility for registered
matter of the third or fourth class
up to s25. Hitherto the government
has been responsible only for first
class registered matter.
w. J. Murray has gone to Tacoma,
having been promoted from his posi-
ton as assistant general agent of the
n. p. here to that of assistant tray
cling auditor to J. b. Callahan, of Ia
coma. F. r. Richie, formerly ticket
agent in Hoquiam has succeeded Mr..
Murray at the local city office.
The Grays Harbor Trunk factory
is expanding it's quarters to accom-
modate the increase of it's business.
Il will now occupy the whole room
at 81 East WiShkah street Hereto
fore it has used but half the room.
The new quarters are being fitted up
today.
| Anna Gushasovich the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William GushasO-
oh, 222 West Curtis street, died yes
'ay as result of pneumonia. The
was just few days over
I'D. The funeral will be held
afternoon at 4 p. M, from the
" niteside undertaking parlors.
/ The Wilson vessels have a special
! time card for tmorrow. The Cham
! pion will leave Hoquiam for West
/ port at s 80 a. m. The Harbor Belle
~'''l start from Hoquiam an hour lat
Returning, they will leave at
n. This is on account of the