Aberdeen shop ties up in men's fur gear
J. W. Wolff's Aberdeen store fronts a selection of men's fur gear as the city’s best retailer, highlighting quality, service, and a wide array of coats and jackets.
11 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1905
Page
1
J. W. Wolff's Aberdeen store fronts a selection of men's fur gear as the city’s best retailer, highlighting quality, service, and a wide array of coats and jackets.
J J Johnson starts a business trip to Frances and South Bend while Salmon Creek camp shuts down for a new engine. A Mathews Quimby wedding in Chehalis County is reported with Amanda Quimby Schelle Matthews of Everett. Various visits, land sales, and a Rochester M W A ball are noted along with a testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption.
Alex Polson returns from Portland with no complications. Mrs. Willis undergoes a Friday morning operation by Dr. Campbell. W. W. Brown leaves for Buckley after visiting his son J. G. Brown. W. E. Caton and wife return from a year in Oso Washington. A bake shop is planned for a new store between Fourth and Fifth streets. Arthur Todd recovers at home after a back sprain from hunting. The sailor aboard the schooner 8S. T. Alexander, given little hope, is steadily improving and on track for recovery.
Five new Knights of Pythias applications were received last week. Dan Mowry and his son Charles from Porter were in Elma on Thursday. Dr. Sullivan the eyesight specialist will visit the Elma Hotel on December 13 and 14. Mrs. John Emley traveled to Seattle on Thursday to visit her daughter Mrs. McCormick. Raised over $100 by subscription to buy a suitable fire bell for the new town hall. Mrs. Fred Loertscher suffered a painful accident last Saturday when her horse threw her and stepped on her ear. Mrs. L. R. Wakefield went to Seattle on Thursday. J. D. O'Neil is seriously ill at his residence.
County commissioners held sessions mainly to approve current expenses and receive reports. They appointed election officers in Oakville and ordered liquor license transfers, with several road and survey actions, new voting precincts in Aberdeen and Hoquiam, and an Elma split into East and West precincts. The board adjourned to December 11 to canvass Oakville’s incorporation vote.
Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for coughs and croup. Includes a testimonial from E A Humphreys of Alice Cape Colony South Africa praising its use and recommending it. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
Advertisement advises use of Herbine for undigested food and gas pressing the heart causing palpitations. Claims relief in a few days with a 50 cent bottle sold by Shelley's Drug Store.
The Aberdeen industrial edition draws praise from manufacturers and business men including J G Lewis, A L MacLeod, W K Morley, C R Wilson, C W Miller, Geo J Wolff, C A Schutt, J J Kaufman, E W Beimfohr, L H Burnett, Bowes and Randolph, Geo K Huntley, J Crazy. Copies left available by mail for 5 cents each.
The Ninemire & Morgan company sold 3 000 acres near Westport to C W Corliss of Seattle for 20 000. The Pacific States Dyking company will dyke and improve the land, spending about 21 010, to divide into small tracts for sale.
A Norther Pacific depot burglary in Montesano yielded stolen freight and provisions with laundry items found among the loot. Deputies Payette and Winters arrested two men, George Lewis and A. L. Jones, near the old poor farm. a third was left in charge of night marshal John McCaskey. Clothing matching laundry items were found on Lewis, strengthening theft links to the gang suspected of recent burglaries.
United States Land Office in Olympia Washington announces an amended plat of sections 11 to 18, N R 9 West Willamette Meridian, showing patents issued and remaining lands. The plat will be filed January 10 1906 at 9 o clock am. Applications for entry of vacant lands in the section will be received thereafter. Fred W Slocking Register. J O B Scobey Receiver.
An advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cure for colds. Grove’s signature appears on each bottle or package as a guaranty. Drugstores offer a refund if the remedy fails to cure.
The body of Emil Carlson, a logger missing since October 10, was found Friday morning in the log pond at Nelson & Shas's camp. It was badly decomposed and taken to Hoquiam Saturday. He left Hoquiam that morning to work in the woods and disappeared during the night before being discovered.
A reader from Sedgwick County Kansas reports relief from sciatica after using Ballard's Snow Liniment. Three 50 cent bottles restored mobility enabling walking without crutches and light farm work. Sold by Shelley's Drug store. Herald Printery.
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