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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
1
Items from Chehalis County correspondents report Montesano and nearby towns with notes on judge Irwin, local warrants, upcoming surgery for John Glenn, Christmas visits, and growth in South Bend and Raymond. Esmonds offer a silk flag prize for community votes by March 17. Weddings, burglaries, and an entering incident are also noted.
Berry Everetts raised 96 turkeys and he received 178. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Beeson and baby left for home Friday. A. J. A. McSperitt went to the Sound Friday for a visit in the various cities. Mias Lillian Rhyne, of Pe Ell, arrived Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Weller. Tom Johnson and M. Laprath went to Raymond, Wednesday, to work for Tom Osborne. Floyd L. Lewis went to Raymond, Tuesday to look after his business matters there. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Price went to Centralia Thursday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jake Price. J. W. Fritzinger, wife and son, of Hoquiam visited his sister, Mrs. Kirkaldie, the first of the week. L. A. Kibbe came up from MacMinnville, Ore., Monday to spend the holiday vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Elder came up from Aberdeen Sunday and remained over Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Struever. Frank Liesner, Frank Ericson, Walter Cornelius and D. W. Bagshaw came down from Oakville to be initiated into the I. O. O. F. Lodge Thursday night. Miss Annie Fitzgerald who is attending school in Seattle, spent Christmas with relatives here. Grant Skidmore and family, who went to Alberta, about eighteen months ago have returned. Wm. Duby, of Erwin, Or., a former resident of this town, spent Christmas with friends here. The Northern Pacific is preparing to reopen the rock quarry. Foreman Murphy has been getting the engine and equipments into proper shape and a crew of men are looked for to arrive soon.
H. Fox of the Queets is in the city on business for a few days. Miss Helen Murray left Tuesday for the Sound on a short visit. Born to Mr and Mrs John Lund a ten pound boy on Sunday morning. Mrs E T Hackett left for Owosso Tuesday to visit her parents. Thomas Autzen and Gaylord Adams left Tuesday to resume studies at Corvallis.
Advert says Electric Bitters relieve and cure ague and malaria as a pure tonic with curative influence. It claims superiority to quinine with no adverse after effects. A testimonial from E S Munday of Henrietta Texas notes a brother saved from malaria and jaundice after taking Electric Bitters sold at Red Cross Pharmacy for 50 cents.
On December 10 M Righte man disappeared after leaving for Portland on business. A letter promised his arrival would be in that city but no word has come. He had completed projects including the Masonic Temple and was under construction on Lumber Exchange and Lowrie-Demeree blocks. Bondsmen include D MacLafferty R Sherwood and Fred. He withdrew over $2,000 the day before leaving, yet his credit could have allowed at least $10,000. Indications point to foul play and the case remains unsettled.
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money back refund if the remedy fails and features E W Girove’s signature on the earhure ac with a clipped endorsement.
The Eva sails from Bryden & Leitch mill to Hilo. A F Coats loads for San Francisco at Union mill. Honipu loads for San Francisco at Aart Wood mill. E K Wood loads for San Francisco at Michigan mill. Forester left West & Slade mill for San Pedro. Eldorado and Centralia sailed Saturday for San Francisco. A J West loads at West & Slade mill for San Francisco. A M Baxter arrived Friday loading at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Chas E Falk, Watson, and R Wilson, Olson, A B Johnson load for San Francisco at Wilson mill. Mayfair at Western mill loading lumber for San Francisco and towed for machinery. Fine Job Printing at Herald Printery.
The Aberdeen city council met Tuesday under Mayor Lindstrom to organize the new body. Committees were named including Finance, Ways and Means, Fire and Water, Police and Licenses, and others. The session approved sidewalk repairs and licenses while delaying a Washington and Ninemire street project and named S. B. Linn as water commissioner and KR. J. Hills as street commissioner.
Druggiste refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and rest. 50c. If not available, send 50c in stamps to Paria Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo for postage prepaid.
In the Superior Court of Pierce County Washington the estate of Horace Lockwood Cook a minor requires sale of the minor’s undivided one sixth interest in Lot 29 Block 1 Harbor Dock Addition Aberdeen Chehalis County known as Ice Plant at public auction. Bids not below 850 will be received. Auction at the front door at 10 AM Saturday January 13 1906.
One prone to bilious attacks experiences loss of appetite and dullness before an episode. A dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets taken at the first symptoms may ward off the attack. Evans Drug Co. offers them for sale.
The Fuller and McDermoth nuptials at the bride’s home Monday drew nearly 100 guests. Miss Hazel Magill sang, Rev. C McDermoth conducted the ceremony, and the couple will reside on Fifth and G streets after a brief wedding tour.
List of names including Fred Asque Elmer Becon Maggie Davis H L Jolvin and others awaiting collection at Aberdeen post office with notice to say Advertised upon calling for letters. Letters for ships captains Allen A Hendriksen Keegan Melrose and others included. R P Campse t PM signs.
A B Canman of Chicago writes on March 4 1903 after trying many doctors and remedies for lumbago. He reports almost instant relief from Ballard's Snow Ointment and endorses it, naming Shelly's Drug Store as the seller.
Water will be shut off of the entire system Sunday the 7th of January at one o clock in the afternoon for the purpose of installing new water main on Market street. Also includes testimonial and advertisement for Ballard's Horehound Syrup from T. J. Chambers, editor, Vindicator, Liberty, Texas.
Water will be shut off at 9 o clock and turned on at 5 30 in the morning until further notice. S B Livy water supt. Aber deen Semi Weekly Herald 33 cents.
The Wheeler Bros Ter Store announces it has bought the entire stock and plans to continue the business to retain old customers and attract new ones.
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