Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-06-09
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y"ds c@amb:a Blue ria.Ar 81 al,
Ndme coi, If Markham. VAS greet.
+ .as lis friends ia .own la, saturday.
WIN butcher Vie commission man
+ made alu~iness visit to Porter yes'caday.
E4il bearing bicycle shoes just arrived
p at JEFF. Zee them They are the latest.
J. $. Gum went to Tacoma, Tuesday,
: to attend the grand commandery OF the
Knights Templer.
II Deputy collector OF Internal revenue
Metchner, OF Tacoma, had business in
, Aberdeen yesterday.
$ The fees collected during May at the
court house We're: Auditor, $3.50 rs !;
r clerk, $l62. C5 total, 1927 so.
II Marshal Pearson went 10 Walla Walla,
Saturday, TO attend the |, o. O. +. grand
= lodge. J. \. Graham acts as marshal in
is his absence.
john O'Ilare OF the Capital saloon,
5. was notified the other day that he had
" drawn Il high class 'White' bicvcle in
the annual prize drawing OF the San
Francisco Examiner.
N Karls Clover Root Tea, for Constpa-
ton, it's the Best and if after using it you
don't say so, return the package and get
a. your money. Sold by The Evans Drug
~ Company, the prescription druggists.
Rev. ]. w. Neyman will preach in the
Hall where the Baptist Church hold their
~, II services next Sunday at | a. m. At SIP.
l. IN. the Baptist sunday School will give a
y children's day exercise. The public is
cordially invited.
rs Two rile-dliyer crews are at work in
H. Aberdeen on the railroad extension to
ei IIoquiam. one crew is driving piles for
'u the bulllhead tor the bridge across the
Wshkah; the other crew came up from
ed Hoquiam the latter part OF last week and
ne are driving piles on which will soon be
n. laid the foundation for the new depot.
ne The mere statement OF the shipping
p from the port OF Aberdeen does not al
ways convey the actual volume OF bust
mt ness Of the city, but, the sailing of the
es schooner Chas. f. Falk, lumber laden fol
sy San Francisco, from Wilson Bros. & Co.
ts and Monitor, Jennie Thelin and Fannie
e. Adele, which loaded at the mill OF the
G, l,1o n ,riy n
81. the amount OF lumber being shipped from
i'll the mills at this place.
or The HERALD is indebted to County
on Superintendent McKillip for TIE following
sh list o. the public school pupils OF the
c,untr who have received certificates b,
Ii, missing tie eighth grade examination
of he,I in tie several schools May 10
st Maule Biles, kittie stone, Anna pa
to reen, Wm. Morgan, Edward Iandon
he John MORGAN, Bert Smith, Lille Mullen
lie Eva Craig. Montesano; Harry c. Cox
Cosmopolis; Clara Beck, summit; lnge
,o borg Lundgen, Mabel G. Newman, i
= w. Lyon, II. O. Porter, Cora Erickson
. Emma Kraft, IIoquiam Laura Rulings
&C Ernest VOORHEES,, Irwin McMaster, AlicC
" NJ. Couch, Porter.
II. FLOYD Bush arrived on the train Tues
nd day evening to the surprise OF his parents
EN- and many friends Floyd, who holds !
responsible position at Juneau, Alaska
ci- had only two hours notice OF his depart
ng ure for Puget Sound and then had nj
KS idea that he would have the time to vlsl
ch his people at Aberdeen, but upon reach
inn ing Seattle he found that he would b
mt able to make quick run home. III
as returned today to Seattle to catch tn
ng steamer on its return to Juneau. ri
he looks as though the northern climate
he agreed we'll with him. In an interview
r with HERALD man he said Waldo Har
an was we'll and well pleased with his posi-
lly ton, which will be good news to tint
numerous friends OF Mr.. Hart in this city