Aberdeen herald. [volume], March 26, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

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

Image provided by: Washington State Library; Olympia, WA

                
0. Kaufinaii Henry Berliner
KAUFMAN & BERLINER
High Grade Clothing and Gents' Furnishings
Carpets, Linoleums, etc.
New Stock Bottom Prices
403 East Heron St.
Telephone 2344
Tales of the Town Tersely Told.
... .1. .L. a. U* ll> (if A Tif «i» Us ... Us Us Us Us Us Us Us
The Herald twice a week tells It aIL
Dr. Smith, Osteopath, 7-8 P. O. block.
Frank Lawlyes went to Seattle on busi
ness Friday.
New walnuts, 15 cents per pound.
Dean's Tea Store. tf
Dr. G. E. Chamberlain. Rooms 8, 9
and 10, Dabney Block. tf
Mrs. G. C. Fletcher is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
Fou Sale —Houee and lot. Easy terms.
Enquire 404 North G street. 55 4t
L. H. Burnett went to Seattle Friday
on business, returning Saturday.
Miss Maybelle Wakefield, of Elma,
visited Aberdeen friends last week,
Valuable premiums free with best Teas
and Coffees at Dean's Tea Store, 211
South G street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lawler left this
morning for their land claim, on the
Clearwater river.
Bell Bros., large line of tires. New
and second hand wheels for sale or rent,
205 South F street. tf
W. E. Greene ia having a residence
built, at B oadway and Twelfth streets,
at a cost of if 1,400.
Geo. F. Nye has been selected as chief
usher for the new theater, and will select
his own assistants.
Eidridge Wheeler, superintendent of
the Montesano schools, had business in
Aberdeen Saturday.
C. V. Loy returned Friday from San
Francisco, where he had been attending
the Billposters convention.
A second hand Remington typewriter,
No. 7, for sale cheap. Lars Shaker, the
jeweler, 100 South O stree.t 50 2i
Miss Hilda Anderson cut a thurno
severely Thursday while spliting wood,
at her home in East Aberdeen.
W. J. Pattersou has] purchased the
of section 34-21-8, lying 10 miles
north oi Montesano, for $10,000.
Cirl L. Peterson left last week for Los
Angeles, for a short stay, in hope of ob
taining lelief from rheumatism.
Latest novelties in Millinery will be
bliowii Satuiday, March 31, by U. M. La
Tre!l, 110, East ileron street. 50 2t
William Oee and family left 1' ridav
for their home, Pewanio, Mich., after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. llayncs.
F. L. Hartling and bis father-in-law,
George Kraft, of Des Monies, lowa, went
to Seattle Friday for a few days visit.
Two unfurnished rooms .wanted, on
the lull by man and wife, fur light liuus ■
keeping. Inquire at'he lli.ew.i) ulhce.
Women and girls wanted ha work in
Cannery. Apply to Sea lle.'rli I'itcKing
Works, South Aberdeen tciy landing
foot of O street. 11
The Young Womens' Christian Tem
perance I moil will 1. .Id a business
meeting this evening at the home of
Mrs. W. T. Meliride.
Albeit Hansen, bic\cles and repairing,
fishing tackle, sporting ,;oi»ts, decimal
supplies, umbrella repairing. Lumber
Exchange Bldg., O St. 48-10t
The wife and child of C. A. Moucll,
route distributor for the Bulletin, arrived
from Portland yesterday, and will make
Aberdeen their home.
County Auditor Campbell will receive
bids for clearing and grading the road
between Cosmopolis and Melbourne up
to April 2, at 1 o'clock p. m.
School Supt. H. M. Cook and W . G.
Powell, of this city, assisted in the pro
duction of "Belshazer," at Montesano
Friday and Saturday nights.
In the springtime you renovate your
house. Why not your body? Hollister s
Rocky Mountain Tea drives out impuri
ties, cleanses and enriches iha blood and
purifies the entire system. For sale by
W. B. Paine & Co.
Hiram Hulet has secured a contract
for tha purchase of the timber on 320
acres of land on the Wishkah river,
located in sections 9 and 16-18-9, for
|20,000, or more than $02 per acre.
Sheet music and magazines. Evans i
Drug Co. tf j
Newstyles of ladies and gents purses;
at EAar.s Lrug Co. tf
Mrs. VV. E. Thompson is quite ill, with |
an attack of tonsililis.
Easter dyes will be sold this year as!
usual by Evans Drug Co. tf |
The Hoquinm Washingtonian will ;
change to a morning paper April 10.
Miss Harriet Hogan entertained the
Aeolian Music Club Friday evening.
Robert Carlson entered St. Joseph's
hospital Friday, with an injured arm.
Mrs. Julius Efteland visited friends at
! Montesano Friday, returning Saturday.
Several different Aberdeen souvenir
postal cards at Evans Drug Co. 25 cents
per dozen. tf
R.P.Porter returned Friday from a
visit of a couple of weeks in Southern
Oregon.
Mrs. C. S. Black and Mrs. Anna Bur
gess entertained a party of friends Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Weatherwax
entertained a few friends at dinner Fri
day evening.
H. A. Buerger, of Seattle, is in the
city, to organize a lodge of the Modern
Brotherhood.
Douglas Bros, sent a car load of ma
chinery to the new saw mill of the A. J.
We-<t last week.
John C. Hogan has been confined to
his room for several days with a severe
case of tonsilitis.
I. B. Glidden has purchased a lot from
M. R. Sherwood, at First and Michigan
avenue, for $350.
Geo. S. Dean will reti.e from the!
police force April 1, to take a position in !
a grocery store.
E. S. Benn, of Hoi ton, Maine, is visit- j
ing Aberdeen, the guest of the father of
the city, Samuel Benn.
It's a busy l<iu ii no one has time to I
cough. Our White I'ine begins curing
i lirst dose. I I >rug C'n. tf j
' Air. anil M 111. Ice entertained
[ at dinner ye.-'tcr.! . cvenim;, in honor of;
|S. E. Slude, '•!' . i-'iancisco.
Miss Katie 1 1 • - ;i came down from
Knteop last, xvi-el , to visit her aunt, wl o is '
ill, ut St. J —!•> ' 11■ - pilal. J
Found —A st u\ bicycle. Apply at the
11 .ii mii • i:;i• p iperty, pay for
this notice and g t your wheel. "tf !
J. li. Klslon up from Oakland,
("a ~ la-t ivi \iii f • r thw sum.
in r. Mr . I i 1 I'll!o w later.
Wanted- iced bookkeeper and
1 stenogiapher .AiMrcs-s, stating expert-'
! enee and ealaiy wanted, Y, care H kuai.ii :
! office. 53 tf
1 A numb r <>l' la I .-a gave .Mis J. J.
! Carney a plea int "iirprii>e party Friday l
afternoon, on I a • - • a ion of her birth- |
: day.
j I will pay $2.50 to anyone who will
; send me a box of Washington moss. The 1
! green leafy moss. The sender to write I
1 me at once for ins' ructions for shipment, j
1 Addiess Mrs. I .aura 10. Daniels, Mertens, j
I llill Co., Texas. 50-2t I
Quaker Cough Bulsum
Something extra fine for coughs, colds and all
bronchial affections.
Sole Agents
m CROSS 4* NIMUT
Telephone 611, | Telephone! 61 I.
Cor. Heron and C Sts.
Leading Prescription Druggist.
ABERDEEN HERALD. MONDAY, MARCH 26. 1006
The Herald twice a week tells it alt
Postal card views of Aberdeen at Evans
Drug Co. tf
The finest stationery at reasonable
prices at.Evans Drug Co. tf
Mrs. J. E. Carter went to Portland
Saturday, to join Mr. Carter, who left a
few weeks ago to prepare a homr in that
city.
Quick and Right—Fifteen years' ex
perienced bicycle man at Hell Bros.'
Hicvcle Repair Shop, 205 South F street.
Telephone 545.
j The Harbor Paint & Wall Paper Co.
! has leased the building at ".On Last
i Heron street, where they will move their
; stock about April 1.
j Coughs and sorethrnat come e.i«ilv at
I this time of the year, but the*' can't" re
main long if you use our White l'ne
j Evans Drug Co. If
Thomas (ial ogiv was brought to the
Aberdeen (icncral hospital Friday after
noon troni Coat's camp, with a broken
I nose, caused liv a patting cable.
Perkins & Petrson, form ':! • i i!lm»n
of Satsop, have filed tlu-ii p <. ; m in
bankruptcy. The first meeting of credit
' ors will be held Saturday next in Abel'-
I deen.
j The Foresters of America will give a
! social tomorrow e-ening, for which a
musical and literar> program ha been
t arranged, and the ladies will supply a
i lunch.
While the raiiwav u i N were here
i iast week, they tod; ; what addi*
| tional depot facilities sire required here,
; which will lie referied to I'itul for
1 cotisiili-rut ion.
Tine" lit!' • r ni l Ifeep,
to make hie lumpy am!
I Smile in the nmrnii.L'. sm : l<> nt noon,
Take Rocky Mom: ■ ■ h i ;.t ni lit.
j Sold by \Y. 11. Uitiiie i\L ( .
; The Ladies' Missionary society of the
I Congregational church met with Mis. A.
| IJ. Wood this afternoon. In addition to
i the usual study program, theie were
special papers and songs, followed bv re
' freshments.
| Dr. G. 11. Giahain physician and
] surgeon. Chionic di.-euset- a specialty, i
' will not sei.d \ till to Ik 1, hut send you to
! work or it custsyou nothing, ('all me up
I day or ni.lit. i'lio'.e 1-h;;. If
H. Beckenhauer has purchased the
residence on North G street, just north
of that of J. C. Hogan. Mr. Becken
hauer will use tlie present building in
the rear of a modern dwelling which he
will erect in front.
S. K. Bowes has filed plat of Bowes'
addition to Aberdeen. This addition
consists of two blocks, each containing
2J lots. It lies north of Park addition.
It is surrounded by Ninemire, Conger,
Bice and Second streets.
J. B. McLane was given a judgment
against the Northwestern Lumber com
pany for ♦7,000 in the federal court at
Tacoma Friday. McLane had sued tor
$25,00!) for the loss of an arm in the mill
of Hie company at Hoqniam.
The office of the Hart-Wood Mill Co.
is completed and is now bei ig furnished.
The desks aie all of fir, finished to imi
tate burnt wood, and is a fine advertise
ment as to what can be done with our
native timber as finishing lumber.
Keep the little oties healthy and
happy. Tlieir tender, sensitive bodies re
quire gentle, healing remedies. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will keep
them strong an 1 well. cents, Tea or
! Tablets. Sold by W. Li. l'sine & Co.
r The Elf.rai.i) is obliged to Muse Free
! land, the popular caterer of Hoquiam,
! for a copy of hi.s souvenir bill of fare in
' the Chinook language, which he had
: printed for presentation to "resident
! Roosevelt, and the Washington delega
: Hon in congress,
| Miss Arilla UiK t. of Aberdeen, Wash
ington, who lias •.i.H'ii spending the win
! ter with Mrs. Stuart 11. Perry, left today
i for I'etroit, and will soon return to Ab
I erdeen. .Mrs. L'erry invited a few friends
; to tea Monday evening in honor of Miss
I Riker —St. Johns 'Mieii. Republican.
The steamers Olviiqiic ami San Pedro
ran into the schooner Kdwardß. West, in
the Wishkali river Saturday, and carried
; awnv hei jiti boom, and otherwise
damage 1 the schooner so that she will
1 be delayed in sailing for Sin Pedro, for
which pjrt she is now load d.
A. W. Clark and K. I! Shields have
purchased the stock of Hackett anil Hi
neen in the O. K. Logging company of
I Aberdeen. The stock of the company is
: held by A. W. Clark, K. I?. Shields and
Frank Shields. The company is operat
! mg two camps and has eleven logging
j engines. The company will be cut out in
I their present location about the first of
1 May and is now negotiating for a large
| tract of timber in Oregon and Washing
| ton to continue its future operations.
Mr. Clark will still resiile at Chico, Cal.
Hugh O'Hare was discharged from St. '
Joseph's hospital Saturday.
O.H Kgue was admitted to St. Joseph's '
hospital for treatment yesterday i
M. Luzon was discharged from St. 1
Joseph's hospital Saturday morning. j
The Review Club will meet with Mrs,'
Ira C. Crowthers tomorrow afternoon, j
Harry Moss and T. H. Horton entered ;
St. Joseph's hospital Saturday for treat
ment.
Miss Wolf, matron at the Aberdeen
General hospital, is confined to her room
quite ill.
Mrs. I.evi Welch underwent a surgical
operation at St. Joseph's hospital this I
morning.
T. W. Hourden was taken to the Aber- 1
deen General hospital yesterday, with a '
badly affected arm,
Mrs. C. Moncer was brougght from
Satsop yesterday and taken to the Aber
deen General hospital.
w. H. Campbell, John Wilson and
Prank Nugent were discharged from St. I
Joseph's hospital Friday.
J. Orookshank, of Bellingham. What
com Co., le't for his home this morning,
after spending several days on the
Harbor.
Mrs. Louis Fogel underwent a surgical
operation, at St. Joseph's hospital Sat
urday evening, and is reported doing
nicely today.
A girl baby arrived at the home of ,
Captain and Mrs. Henry Spoon yester
day. The captain is rejoicing and mother
and daughter are doing nicely.
Singing Evangelist Everett, who is at
the Congregational church made a good
impression yesterday. He will be assist
ed each night by local talent.
J. M. Lewis, formerly tender of the
Ileron street bridge, was taken to St.
Joseph's hospital Saturday, in u very
critica' condition. Mr. Lewis has been
ailing for some time, and his life is now
despaired of.
Geo. A. BUehelder.'of San Francisco,
came into Aberdeen yesterday, and left
for his home this morning. Mr. Batch
elder is a neighbor of S. E. Sladt) in San
Francisco and was the guest of the com
pany while here.
The blocking wai taken from under
the Heron street bridgd this morning,
and it would be ready for travel if the
city had the approaches ready. Supt.
Hilts thinks the approaches will be
finished by Thursday.
C. H. Christopher Moler, of London,
England, spent yesterday in Abeideen
the guest of the S. K. Slade Co. Mr.
Moler is a member of the firm of Moler
& Co. in London, and is looking up the
prospects in the Northwest.
Ei A. Baker, master mechanic at the
MeCormick mill, at McCorir.ick, last
Monday morning got his hand caught in
an edger, tearing it off. The injured man !
was taken to the Centralia hospital,!
where the hand was amputated at the j
wrist. Baker has inany friends on the
harbor, where he has been employed in |
the various mills for many years.
Mrs. A. D. Wood entertained in honor
of Madain E'aine, mother of Dr. W. B.
Paine, who is hereon a short visit to her
son, Friday. Madam Paine is more
than 80 years of age, yet she is active
and enjoys the society of her friends as
much as ever. She will leave for her
home in Duluth, Minn , tomorrow.
John Kasper, a barber working at the
O. K. barber shop, was arrested Friday
by Officer Searles, at the request ol
Seattle authorities. A deputy sheriff
from Seattle took him to that city Satur
day, to answer for contempt of court, in
failing to provide for an infant child.
The eleven unions of plumbers and
gas fitters, of steam fitters and of steam
fitters' helpers in the state are to meet '
in Seattle tonight, to organize a state;
association afier the manner of the
painters and some of the other crafts. :
Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Bellingham,
Everett, Walla Walla and Aberdeen are
to he represented.
William Burris with two small child
ren in a wagon was driving down liroad
way yesterdaw when the team became
unniana.cable and ran away. lUi-iis
was thrown from the wagon and being
entangled in the reins was dragged q iite
a distance, bruising his body generally
and crushing one of his leg-', lie is now
being cared for at the Aberdeen (i'iieral
hospital. 'I he team was finally stopped
and the two children were unhurt.
Gordon Mackay has bought the W. 1.
Agnew property at the northeast corner
of Seventh and Washington streets, pay
ing $5,0J0 for the place. This N consid
ered one of the best buys of the season,
as the .property is considered a very de ;
sirable one. It consists of two lots with :
two good houses with an attractive lawn '
and fine old fruit trees. Mr. and Mrs. '
Agnew spent several thousand dollars in 1
improving the place after they purchased
it.—Olympia Recorder.
The stereopticon entertainment given
by the Harbor E'aint & Decorating com
pany, Friday even'ng, was well worth
going to from an artistic standpoint.
Views were given of interior decorations
of rooms, showing how by the proper
combination of wall papers a home can
be artistically made beautiful without
a great outlay of cash. Hints were given
that were valuable to anyone intending
to build, and on the whole it was some*
thing that all householders ought to have
seen.
Your Pet Corn
objects to the old style rubber—of c mrse
it does. Overheated, "drawn, chafed feet,
bad enoug-h without the corn, but you'd
rather <sn without rubbers and run the
chance of a cold. Try a pair of the
Jeff's Shoe Store
POSTOFFICE BLOCK - ABERDEEN
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.
S. STELLA JORDAN
-303 East Market Street.
dJPKSg OR LONG, Dentist
Roomtß, Dabney Blk. Over Pfvnd'*
__ Jmwmlry Storm.
work eiiar'ant»eri, No forextrac
tiou where teeth are oidered.
EXAMINATIONS FRtE
PKICES:
Fill) set teeth 15.00 Gold fr0wn,22K.... 15.00
Bridge work ....4.00 Gold filling I.CO JSt M
Porcelain crown .4.50 Silver filling 50 \I J li j
Painless extraction 60 ml
Office Hour*. Bi3o to 8: Sunday 9to 19 M
6et your wife
to study practical economy by buying your
groceries of SHELLY BROTHERS
Then you get the best
there is, at the lowest possible prices. Dealing
with reliable grocers means a big saving to you
SHELLY BROTHERS, Grocers
313 E. MARKET STREET. TELEPHONE 474.
The Original Packard Shoe
Also the Flintstor.e Special
AfmfjSMk Shoes for Mon
Packard's Union Made " \> r — W
A. W. BARKLEY, 11 s G street, cen.
FINE SUITINGS
The finest line of Suitings that has ever been displayed
in Aberdeen can now be seen at our store. We hav<- a new
shop. All the goods are new and right up-to-d;ite We
guarantee fit and workmanship. Union labor employed.
Look at Our Goods for Your Spring Suit or Top Coat
The Eastern Tailoring Co.
Lumber Exchange Blk. on 6 Street
A. M. PHILLIPS
Family Groceries
Fresh Vegetables Daily
Free Delivery Bottom Prices
S W Cor Ist and B Streets. Phone 724
5