Aberdeen herald. [volume], December 11, 1905, Page 5, Image 5

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

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Your Mirror
will reflect the most stylish and becoming effects if you
choose your Suit here. There are a great many styles
and shapes in vogue—we have the latest of each.
Only Exclusive Tailor Made Ladies' suit House
on Grays Harbor.
WADE & JORDAN
303 East Market Street.
Tales of the Town Tersely Told,
Dr. Smith, Osteopath, 7-8 P. O. block.
Dr- Austin made a business visit to
Seattle thin week.
Dr. G. K. Chamberlain. Rooms 8, 9
and 10, Dabney Block. tf
George Kramhel was admitted to the
Aberdeen General hospital Friday.
A full line of bicycle lamps and bells,
atßellßros. 205 South F street, tf.
Eugene L. Willie, of the Olympia
Grill returned from Seattle Saturday.
Wishkah lodge. Knights of Pythias,
will elect otlice s next Wednesday even
ing.
o'iick repairs, *«nd all work guaranteed.
Bell Bros. Bicycle works, 205 South F
street.
J. Stengel has purchased a lot on the
N. K. Corner ot Broadway ami Wishkah
street.
L. Fogel, of the Red Front clothing
store, returned fioni a trip to California
Saturday.
Pat Gorrnley who died on Friday was
buried from the Beardsley undertaking
parlors Saturday.
Solicitors Wanted —Ladies pieferred.
Can make from $2 to $5 per dav. Apply
at 400 Wishkah street. 14-tf
Dan Rowes, is building two residences
on Sixth street and Broadway. He will
occupy one of them himself.
Our stock of sheet music is kept fresh
and if we haven't what you want, will
get it for you. Evans Diug Co. tf
Mrs. Ida Holland, formerly of the O.
K. hotel in this citv, now of Chehalis,
Lewis Co., is visiting in Aberdeen.
Don't worry about Holiday presents,
leave that, to us. We make it a study
and we have tiie goods. F.vans Drug Co.
Dr. Paul Sinits has further beautified
the hospital surrounding by the addition
of a neat iron fence around the whole of
the property.
The ball given by the Teamsters Union
Saturday night for otie of its disabled
members was well attended, and was a
success financially.
Henry Limit, at Aberdeen Gardens, is
having a complete Sampson windmill
elected un bis properly. C. Pinckney &
Co. are doing the work.
The steamer Coronado brought a large
list of passengers for Aberdeen on her
arrival Friday. She also brought con
siderable freight for local merchants.
The High school basket ball team has
been organized ami will soon be iea>'y
for contest \\ ith other teams. The diffi
culty at present is to rind a hall in which
to play.
In tl.e midst of our Holiday trade we
still find time to attend to our tegular
drug business and piotn'se you just as
good service as can be t'ouud anywhere.
Every Drug (.'o, tf
Dr. Lsno smiles. The cause is the
arrival of a 10 pound boy, and it being
the first of course there is not another
baby in the city like it. The boy came
Thursday night.
Fine toile' articles, games, books,
cards, minors, leather goods, albums,
shaving and smoking sets. In fact we
have piesents for any one young or old.
Evans Drug Co. tf
Mrs. A. C. Ennis and daughter Nina,
left for California, yesterday. They will
remain near l.os Angeles during the
winter to see it the change will benefit
.Miss .Nina's I ie.t 1111.
On Friday evening the young people
of the Congregational cnu'Ch met with
.Miss Vera Vamui'sn in social session.
The number present was huge and every
one enjoyed the evening.
Clear think'iig, decisive action, vim
and vigor of hod\ and mind, the sparkle
ot lite comes to all who use Hollister's
Rocky Mountain l ea. ;>•"> cents. Tea or
Tabl ts. W. li. l'aine & Co.
For Sale. — lla'l's adjustable dress
lorn: can be made into 50 different
shapes. The form is new and in perfect
condition Call 01 address. Mrs. L.
Huffman, tiOO West llero;i street. 2t
The Liudstrom Shipbuilding company
will soon be ready to launch another
vessel, making thethird within less than
two mon'hs. There is \et another on
the stocks, with probable ordeis for
more.
Mrs. Mary Medea!!', >>f Montesano, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. (i. Wheeler.
Mrs. Medcalf will .-onn become a resi
dent oi Aberdeen and will have her
home on the hill back of the school
house.
Ilollisters Kockv Mountain Tea is
simple li. iid electi uit v It -:oos to even
part of v.'iir body, br; p. 1 I n u r new blood,
strength and new vigor. It makes you
well an 1 keeps you well. "•"> cents at W.
15. l'aine a. Co,
Tomorrow the Pi 11i■ .'eting of the
KebokabM of Chehalit county «iii be held
in Odd Fellows ha I, in this citv. The
even'ng session will be held in Forestes'
hall, when the decree wo:k will be ex
emplified in ample form.
The foil jwing officers were elected by
the Kasteru v tar chapter last Tuesday
evening, to serve for one vear: Worthy
Matron. >itia Shields; Worthy Patron,
1.. J. Kolts: Associate Matron, Rosalia
Green; secretary. Lucy Tanner; Treas
urer, Cora Buirows; Conductress, Anna
Benhntn ; Associate Conductress, Emma
I.ucas.
Mr. Beach purchased two lots in Lan
ning's addition today.
Drop into Evans Drag Co. and net
some Christmas Idea*. tf
_W. W. Anulie returned Friday from a
visit to nan Francisco.
Harry Nelson was discharged from the
Grays Harbor hospital Saturday.
Miss Nellie Redinger entertained a
party 0 f friends Saturday evening.
H. A. Baker was discharged from the
Aberdeen (ieneral hospital Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mactarlane enter
tained a party of friends Friday evening.
J. J. Law visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Law, at Montesano yesterday.
Harry Nelson was discharged from the
Grays Harbor hospital Saturday morn
ing
Dr. I. R. Watkins was confined to the
house seveial days last week by a slight
illness.
Or. Sullivan, the eyesight f-pecialist,
will be at the E. L. K. Pharmacy Dec
ember 15. tf
Cor Seventh and K streets. 55x130
feet, $400. Will Lanning, Room 14, I)ab
ney block.
Blockhouse Smith is down from Monte
sano today, looking after hie Aberdeen
interests.
R T. Dabney came over from Port
land yesterday, lor a business visit in
Aberdeen.
Mrs. C. H. Alhurty was taken to the
Aberdeen Geneial hospital yesterday,
for treatment.
Andrew Ranie, of Montesano, was ad
mitted to St. Joseph's hospital for treat
ment veste.day.
W, ti. Cullen clos d the "Never Idle"
fish market Saturday, and has retired
from the business.
Geo. Edmond came down from Wish
kali yesterday, and entered St. Joseph's
hospital for treatment.
A 10-pound son was horn Friday, nt
St. .Joseph's hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. E.
S. Wright, of Hoqniain.
Mrs. Richard Borden is slightly im
proved, hut is yet in a critical condition,
at St. Joseph's hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Bacey, of Ilumptulips,
visited Aberdeen over Sunday, the
guests of Mrs. Maud Lewis.
R. E. Foy has moved his family to
South Aberdeen, to be convenient to his j
new grocery store over there.
Mrs. T. L. Douglas returned last week >
from a visit with her parents, Judge and i
Mrs. T. L. Stiles, of Tacoma.
Simon Hoffman, of Seattle, is visiting j
Aberdeen, with a view to locating, the
the guest of Eugene L. Willie.
Mrs. B. F. Magee, of El ma, who has
been at the Grays Harbor hospital, re
turned to her home yesterday.
Rev. G. A. Landon, presiding elder of I
the Chebalis district, M. E. church, left |
for his home in Tacoma this morning.
E. Anderson came down from Monte- \
sano Saturday night, and entered St. i
Joseph's hospital with a badly cut knee. (
A-A Star Transfer Co., Express « Bag-1
gage, piano and lumiture moving a
specialty. Office -1 •'! S. G stieet. Tel. 14.
The ladies' sewng societv of the Swed- j
ish Mission church will hold a Christmas I
Is,tie in the church next Saturday even-1
iug.
Richard Kmrdon was admitted Sntnr- j
dav, and (ieo. Wilson anil W. Warring-j
ton yesterday to Si. Joseph's hospital for j
treat ment.
Two lo's on (Mir 1. and fifth street,!
best residence piooert" in city. $800, ;
easy term". Will I.inning, Room 14,]
l.'ahney block.
Miss Leah Ma pes, of Marvville. Sno I
homish iMiiiitv, has enteied the nurses' j
training school at the Grays Harbor hus
pital, S.i'urdav.
Mrs. W. II Malo"ev and Andiew I
Smith were discharged trout St. Josepn's
hospital yesterday. and returned to their !
respective homes at Montesano.
I!. K. Canthorn, of Moinosano, bought
a lot in Landing's addition last week.
Outside people are beginning to realize'
the vames of Aberdeen property.
Will Launing sold the lieardsley prop
erty, on the corner <f Wish I; ah and
Broadway, to Frank Sienzel.of Hoipiiam |
Mr. Stenzel intends I : mpiove ibis prop-1
erty by tilling and fencing the lot and
repairing the hones.
Toys, Books am! K James
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Large Stock !..<*>> Prices
Special prices to Sunday schools ciu s
— in quantities
in cross & pwiita
Telephone Gil, |fj Telephone 6 m
Cor. Heron and C Sts.
Leading Prescription Druggist.
ABERDEEN HERALD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1005
Souvenir postals ami leather mailing
cards at Evans Drug Co. tf
Mrs. William Sharp, of Port Ham
mond, and Miss Neetie Padden, of Port»
ladd, are the guests of their cousin, Mrs.
A. G. Hopkins,
O. M. Kellogg, of Hoquiam, has pur
chased the Iwo lots on the corner of
Broadway and Heron stieet occupied by
the N. G. Kaufman residence.
The supreme court has sustained the
judgment of conviction of Anion Michael
Ilomaki. accused of violating the 1903 law
hv placing his wife in au immoral house
at Aberdeen.
No. 205 N. G street. 5-room cottage,
plastered, bath, patent closet, lot tilled
and fenced blocks from P. O. —$1500,
easy terms. Will Lanninir, Room 14,
Dabney block.
The Friends in Council Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. J. B.
Haynes at her home on B street. A full
attendance is desired as business of im
portance will be considered.
As we go to press word is received of
the death this morning of Mrs. Sidney
Moor Heath, wife of the well known at
torney, at her home in Hoquiam. Death
ensued after a brief illness, from pneu
monia.
Beautifying methods that injnie the
skin and health are dangerous. He beau
tiful without discomfort by taking Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Sunshiny
faces follow its use. 35 cents. W. B.
Paine & Co.
J. M. Jones, who has charge of the
Wishkah ferry, while handling the winch
that tightens the cable of the scow, got a
severe blow o;i tnea»m fiotn the crunk,
Saturday, and is now at the Grays Har
bor hospital.
Many of those who are interested in
the improvement of Grays Harbor, think
that the appropriation asked for in the
matter of a Federal building, is only a
blind to delay any appicpriation foi har
bor purposes.
The school board has aareed to furnish
the land on which to build a gymnasium
if the Hitrh school students will furnish
the money with which to erect the build
ing. The students are enthusiastically
planning to do their part.
T. H. VlcKay in building three neat
cottages on the corner of First anil Jeffer
son streets. It is also hia intention to
build a two story tlwellinir for himself on
the game property, the cottages to face
on Jeffetson street and his residence on
First.
H. B. McNeil was injured about noon
today be being run into by a bicycle, on
F street. A. lngebrigsten was coming
down the grade 011 upper F street at a
high rate of speed when he collided with
Mr. McNeil who received a severely
sprained ankle and several bruises
James M. Hackett, A. J. Anderson
W. J. Patterson, J. I) Crary, N
Kau man, A. H. Griffin, W. 15. Mack, J.
(J. Lewis. Philip Locke and Mrs. T. P.
Whitney'have incorporated as the Aher
ileen Theater Co., with a capital stock of
125.000 They will build an opera house
on lots 11 and 12, on the corner of Heron
and K streets, up-to-date in every par
ticular.
Cream
Crammatte is establishing routes
for the daily delivery of table cieani
in residence districts in hall pint,
pint and quart b- ttlef. If you wish
to have cream delivered to your
house (the same kind you receive
at the Creain store, 211 South (J
street) mail your name and ad
dress on this coupon to ' Crani
uiatte Ice Cream Co." or tele
phone 1-3-1.
Name .T
Address
How much cream you would
want each dav
Crammatte Ice Cream Co,
211 S. G St. Phone 131
APPLES
100 boxes of
fancy eating - and
cooking apples
at $1.00 and 1.25
per box at
People's Grocery
J. J. LAW, Propr.
2\() H. Heron St. IVI. iq6i
The ladies of tfie Eastern Star will
hold a special sale of home cooking and
faney articles on Saturday, December
The sale will be held in lie millinery
store of Mrs. D. J. Wheeler, in the Pear
son block, on the coiner of Wishkah and
H streets.
Miss Anna Anderson ami Ole Lund
were married on Saturday eveni- g nt
the tesidence of Mr. and' Mrs. Andrew
Anderson, on First and A streets. Both
are well known, and quite a large com
f!!? present at the ceremony, Rev.
J.l.Uhleen officiating.
The funeral of Cainille Thompson was
held from the Aberdeen Undertaking
rariors, at 2 p. m. yesterday, under the
auspices of the Foresters of America and
Longshoremen's Union, of which he was
• member. Rev. C McDermoth officiated,
and a large crowd of friends attended.
Wor I has been received, from responsi
ble fourths, that James Wilson, of Monta
gue, Mich., will move his foundry and
boi er shops to Aberdeen. Many of the
boilers now in use on the Harbor were
made bv this firm, and the removal of
the shops to Aberdeen mi ans much.
• c ' ,am ber of commerce had a meet
ing rriday evening to discuss the ques
tion of county neat removal from Monte
sano to the Harbor. After discussing
the matter tor some time, it was deciaed
to adjourn without specific action, and
call a meeting for some night this week,
to be detet mined on later.
Misses Etta Beckenhaner and Susie
Rogeis surprised Miss Ethel McDeimoth
Saturday evening, by inviting her to
spend the evening at the lion.e of the
former. When she arrived she became
the recipient of a shower of handkeichief
and stock collars. Miss McDermoth is
now well supplied with those necessary
articles. J
h. B. Benn, has signed up a three
years contract, with Mr Corts, of Seattle.
W . Inalter theatric il troupes lor
Aberdeen. Mr Benn and his lather
hainuel Benn will build a theater on the
corner of Market and F streets, the
building to be ready by May J, I'J.iG.
Ihe theatrical association represented by
Mr. Corts virtually controls the business
o! this coast.
The hull of the steamer Mayfair built
by the Linstroin Shipbuilding Co., for
needle Bros, of San Franrisco was
launched Saturday morning at 11 o'clock.
Ihe new steamer is 189 feet long, 37 feet
beam, 12 feet hold, and will carry 700,000
feet of lumber. She will run between
!->an P rancisco and Shoalwater Bay. Mrs.
I/juis F. Derkiu was sponser.
'Ilie Aeolian Club met with Miss Susie
Rogers Thursday evening, when the fol
lowing officers were elected : President
Ethel McDermoth; Vice-Pres. Haniett
Hogan ; Secretary, RegnaSkaker; Treas
urer, Susie Rogers; program committee,
H«zel Msgill and Kiitie Mason. The
society will hold one open session during
the holidays. At the close of the bum
ness session, the hostess furnished
refreshments.
Bishop David If. Moore, o" the Metho.
dist chu'ch spent yesterday on the Har
bor. In the morning he preached al
lloquiaiii and re-dedi<ated the church ut
that place. In the evening he preached
in Aberueen. and it is needless to say
that the church was crowded to the
doors, to hear this eloquent divine. The
Aberdeen Metiiodist went to iluquiani in
the morning.
Mr. Hugh McCauley met with a pain
ful accident Friday while ut work in the
boiler shop of Kvan it: McCauley a piece
of iron struck liis left eye, and he will be
laid up f 1 r several days. Fortunately
the sight of the injured optic is not in
danger. The shop is very busy on some
iinnienseiron tanks for the steam schoon
ers now on the shocks at the Lindstrom
ship yards.
The architect, with the plans for the
brick building in which will be located
the offices of the Sunset Telephone Co.,
arrived Saturday, and work will be com
menced immediaiely. The building will
be located on the north side of Wishkah
street, between G and 11, will be 2Gx(>o
feet floor space, and will be one story
hisili. The foundation and walla will be
built heavy enough so that the company
can add other stories when needed.
King of all Cough Medicines.
Mr. K. (i. Case, a mail carrier of Can
ton Center, Conn., who has been in the
L!. S. Service for about sixieen years,
says: "\\ u have tried many cough
medicines for croup, but Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is king of ail and one to
be relied upon eveiy time. We also find
it the best remedy for coughs and col is,
giving certain results and leaving no bad
after effects." For Sale ny Kvaus Drug
Co. "
A twice-a-week transcript of the hap
penings on Gray's Harbor—The Aber
deen Herald.
WM. ZIEGLEU.
Boot and Shoemaker.
1 lie retmu h I Kip at .JKI'K'S SHOE
SI OK Ei- oimv more in my flmryH. I
am 'lie «ho* uiHk#»r, ihv work is
tii>t Hint t«ie priren l( if nyhi
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I J osii llice Block.
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40G Wishkah St.
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Bridge work ....4.00 Gold filling 1.(0
Porcelain crown .4.50 Silver filling 50
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Then you get the best
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SHELLY BROTHERS, Grocers
313 E. MARKET STREET. TELEPHONE 474.
Karshner Brothers
MEAT MARKET
Bemoved to
320 EAST MARKET ST.
MITCHELL BUILDING
Telephone 2263
age man. v- — I
While many Men v J
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their money. * 71 tl -
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Prices as low as possible for a j;ocd
quality of goods.
A clean, cheerful, bright Grocery Store. Call and see us.
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306 IS AST HEKOA ST. FIIONE 2031
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