Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-26

Johll JEWS Was arrested ldSt even
ing by the police on a drunk and dis
orderly charge.
Mrs. George d. Robertson of Mon
.,a2no. Was he guest of friends i!
Aberdeen .9sterday.
Mlj. !. EtEey MSS Tassen ger for
cattle this .aornin-. where she will
20 fo. :-.elical treatment.
Stop that cough. White Pine Cough
cure will do it. Manufa ctured and
sold by Evans Drug Co. If.
s.
Miss Joan Wappenstein is down
from Seattle, visiting her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Benn.
Work of repairing Simpson avenue
is expected to begin in a short time.
The roadway will be raised to grade.
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Mrs. Jno. J. Carney went to Mon
tesano yesterday, for a short visit
with her daughter, Mrs. r. H. Fleet
Stationery in various shapes and
sizes, from the cheap school tablet
to the finest papeteriey at Evans
Drug Co. If.
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Mrs. Charles Hockey of Aberdeen.
left yesterday for Portland, where
she will spend several days, the guest
of relatives
Mrs. Robert Graham was hostess
for the Baptist Ladies aid society
which met at her home at COL West
First street.
III
Miss Mollie Dinse is acting as clerk
at the post office during the absence
of her sister, Mary, who is visiting
in California.
John Davis of this city, left for Chi
cago yesterday over the Oregon
Washington Railway & Navigation
line. He expects to be gone all win.
/ ter.
IT.
a large plate glass was brckcn iii
the show window of Porter and Co.
5 last night, presumably by stone
thrown by the wheels of a pass;ng
automobile.
II
w. Fl. Sutherland of Moclips, was
a visitor in Aberdeen this morning
on business. He reports a number of
real estate transfers in the city by
the sea during the past few days
49,
A family residing on NJ street re-
Gently moved from the city, leaving
a piano, which, in all probability is
unpaid for, and the owner of the
house is trying to find the house from
whence it came.
The Grays Harbor Railway & Light
company has force of men engaged
in ballasting their track on Division
street. A portion of the plank street
has been torn up to permit the dump
ing of gravel
Work on the new building or the
telephone company opposite the city
hall on Market street is progressing
: despite the bad weather The ma
sons are busily engaged in laying the
brick and the walls are fast assuming
shape
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One of the largest dances given in
a long time was held at Electric park
Monday evening, more than $3.50 be-
ing raised to be applied towards a
fund for the erection of a large build
ing in this city by the Loyal Order of
Moose.
James Cardwell, of Menominee,
Michigan, arrived in Aberdeen Tues
day to look over the Grays Harbor
country with view of locating. Mr.
Cardwell is retired capitalist and is
looking for an opportunity to invest
money, which he says is lying idle
in the Michigan banks.
IL
A. }. West has issued annual pass
es over his toll bridge to all members
of the National Guards, who may have
occasion to use the bridge in connec-
ton with the duties. The law was
one passed in the Colonial days, and
is only invoked on Grays Harbor
The schooner Golden Shore which
sailed from Slade mill last week with
cargo of lumber for Antofogasta.
Chill. encountered a gale off the coast
of California and was forced to put
into San Francisco for repairs. The
vessel began leaking and was in dan.
ger of becoming water logged.
l.. Calhoun, well known detective,
who spent several months in Aber-
deem in connection with the Gohl
murder case, and who has just COM
Dleted work of Seruripu Tho oy;do,oo !