Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-03-23

pleasant tiiue was had by all present
with music, dancing, Il substantial lunch
et'
Daniel Peterson, of Aberdeen, and
Miss Hilda Nelson, CT Eau Glare, Wis
consin, were married yesterday at the
residence Of the groon's brother in Cos
mopolis by Rev. NJ. Peterson. The
happy couple will reside in Aberdeen,
where Mr.. Peterson had purchased
residence before sending east for his
fiance.
John A. Graham started Monday for
Port Huron, Mich, to visit his mother,
whom he had not seen for seventeen
years, and other relatives, as well as to
renew the acquaintance of his earlier
years. Since coming west Mr.. Graham
has been successful in business and has
prospered, being at present engaged in
business in Aberdeen and Hoquiam.
At the Methodist Episcopal church the
usual services will be held next Sunday
at l l a. m. and $50 p. m. Theme for
evening youths Safety Sought" SER
vice for Young people. In addition to
the usual order there will be a public in
stallation OF the officers elect Of the Ep.
worth League. The music both morning
and evening will be led by the choir
under direction of Miss NJ f. Gown gton
A welcome for all.
w. p. Scott, of Portland, Ore, will
speak on topics OF the day in the Seventh
Day Adventist chapel, opposite the Scan
dinavian church, Friday evening, March
"a, at 7 80 p. M; also on the following
Sunday evening. Sabbath school. Sat.
urday at 2 p. M, followed by a mission
ary exercise by the children of the Sab
bath school assisted by the older MEM
bers. Every body is cordially invited
to all of these services.
AT recent business meeting OF tie
Epworth League the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing term,
and will be installed at the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday evening:
President, Mrs. F. G. Wheeler; LIST vice
pres., O. J. Lawrence; I'd vice pres,
Miss Mona Myers; Sd vice pres, F. G.
Wheeler; 4th vice pres, Mrs. Jennie
Keegan; secretary, Chas. Woold'ige;
treasurer, Miss Mary Ballew.
At the federated services of the Con-
gregational and Presbyterian churches on
Sunday next, the pastor, Rev. IL. d.
Crawford, will speak in the morning on
"Immortality; Lies Withheld Compile.
TONS" and in the evening on "Prepara-
ton for the Kingdom, the Anticipation OF
Christ in History" The music for boil,
services will be in charge of the chorster,
Mrs. Clyde Weatherwax, and all who
attend will be welcome.
After tomorrow the curfew bell will
ring at 8 O'Clock in the evening warning
all persons under II years OF age that 1t
is unlawful to be on the streets unless
accompanied by their parents or guard
ians. the violation OF which is punish
able by a fine OF not more than $500.
The ordinance leaves the matter OF arrest
and the taking OF the prisoner to the Jail
or home to the discretion of the marshal.
After April !. the bell will ring at .
o'clock p. m,
James Gleeson, an old and respected
pioneer OF Satsop, died Tuesday from the
effects OF a stroke Of paralysis received
come months ago. The deceased was
one Of the first settlers in the Satsop val
lev and in the early days was supeiln
tendent of the county schools. lie was
horn in Ireland and came to California IN
40. where he followed mining with varied
success for several wears. Coming north
he ,etted OH the Satsop in 1888, on the
farm which has since been his home. His
widow and six children, three boys and
three girls, survive his loss. The funeral
will take place, from his late residence,
tomorrow. Rev. Father Dechman, OF
this city, will oiiicate.
bold gang of burglars operated IN
Nontesano last night. They stole some
tools from the railroad company's tool
house and entere Marcy's store and the
nos,o0ice and bank. In Marcy's they
fornd the outer door Of the safe open and
tried TO blow open the inner doors, put
were unsuccessful, although they drilled
savoroI holes in the doors. All that was
forrd to be missing this morning was a