Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-30
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|. Harris & Sons have mems suits rs
low as $500
Harry Heermans was up from Ho.
GUAM Tuesday.
4 Blockhouse Smith, OF Montesano, was
on our streets Tuesday.
NJ. f. Dudley has moved into his new
house west Of the hospital
Frank Stanley, an organ maker of Chi.
cago, had business in the city during the
week.
Preparations are being made to launch
the new schooner on the midnight tide
July 3rd
Attorneys Heath and Brady, of Ho-
quiam, had legal business in Montesano
Friday last
DR.. \. A. Pompe is now settled in the
residence next to DR.. Paine just vacated
by NJ. f. Dudley.
w. B. Fetterman has this yeai broken
the record for early cabbages. his garden
now containing good-sized solid heads.
Don't fail to attend the excursion OF
the Red Men to Wcstport Saturday eve,
ming. Fare for the round trip, good to re-
turn until Sunday evening, so cents.
D. FARMLAND, an employee on the rail-
road bridge across the Wishkah river,
narrowly escaped serious injury on Mon
day. While he was stopped over aiding
the putting in place of an iron casting,
weighing about 800 pounds. 2x4 timber
broke and one end OF it struck him on
the chin. DR.. Stapp fixed him up and
beyond few broken teeth he is now as
good as ever.
The Century Club will meet at the
home of Mrs Ida Mason on Tuesday eve
ming, July 5th. The following program
is arranged: Answer to roll call, quota
tious from w. Irving; reading by Mrs.
Florence Wheeler, German prose trans
lation; lesson review, Life Among the
Germans; magazine articles, "Industral
Germany" and "The Iron City OF Es-
SEM" reading by Mrs. Anna Haynes
"The City OF Salt" Parliamentary Drill.
Al Fitzgerald and John McLoud were
injured by a falling limb at Stewards log
gng camp last Friday. They were en-
gagged in falling tree and, when the tall
tree started to lean, large limb broke
loose striking Fitzgerald on the right arm
breaking the bones between the wrist
and elbow. McLoud was struck on the
head and knocked senseless but sustained
no pc rmanent injury. Fitzgerald is now
enioving an enforced vacation, which he
takes with his usual philosophy.
II cannot be said that either base ball
team-Aberdeen and Hoquiam-that
, plaved ball in this city Sunday, covered
, themselves with base ball glory. The
Hoouiam team was short several OF Its
best mem bers-and the playing showed
IT, The Aberdeen nine, with the addl'
ton OF two good players, Jim Bowes and
DR.. Smits, put up a very decent game
Raw Sherwood as umpire gave genera
satisfaction. The score was Is to III
favor Of the Aberdeen club. The Aber
deem boys are prdcticing with view tC
winning the $50 prize at IIoquiam on the
Fourth.
Oh. Lawrence, who with q. W. Cooh'
left Aberdeen in January Tor the Soi'
fields of Alaska, returned home Saturday
Messrs Lawrence and Coons left Seattle
with seven tons OF supplies and merchah
disc bound for Dawson. They lreiShte'
their goods to Lake Bennett. Mr. Cooh'
opened hotel on the trail 30 miles IRON
skagway and sent for his family, whici
r arrived there safely and is now DONG
: GOOD business and making money. Mr
: Lawrence freighted his goods to 'he i"h'
, and DISPOSED Of them at a fair proiit ana
although he gained in weight and look
improved by his trip, was compei'eu u
return TO Aberdeen on account OIL "uSi
ness and land matters here.