Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-10-26
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Shippers Association booming grounds
from the Easteide railway line to point
west Of the Olympia Lumber & CONNER
cial Company's mill has been completed
SO far as the piling and other wood work
is concerned, and all that is necessary to
complete it is the laying Of the iron rails.
These are daily expected and will at
ONCE be put down.-Daily Oly,npian.
Manager Black, Of the Acme opera
house, has been notified that the date Of
the Metropolitan Co. for tomorrow night
has been canoe lied, owing to the fact that
the company lost its scenery, wardrobe
and music by the burning Of tleater at
Pocattella, Idaho. This leaves the next
attraction at the Acme to he the G. M.
Noble Dramatic Co.. which opens Mon.
day evening, November =, for one week.
A. A. Damitio, OF Aberdeen, a'.d Miss
Emily Heisler, Of Tacoma, were married
in South Tacoma Tuesday evening, at
the residence Of the groom's sister. Mr..
Damitio is one Of the popular young men
Of Aberdeen, and the bride is quite we'll
and favorably known here, where the
young couple are expected 10 arrive this
evening and make their future home.
The HERALD joins their numerous friends
in wishing them long, happy and pros
porous journey through life.
Joseph Paulcy, ten year old son Of
Joseph rauley, who resides near the Alb
erdeen bridge, was drowned last Satur-
day morning. The boy was in the habit
Of playing and catching drift wood on a
dock near the bridge and was last seen
there at 10 o'clock that morning. Not
coming home at noon, search was made,
and the conclusion arrived at that in
reaching after some passing drift the boy
fell in the river and vas drowned. The
body has not been recovered, although
the river was dragged Saturday and Sum
day.
Mrs. NJ. +. Dudley died at her late resi-
dence in this city OH Saturday, Oct. 81.
OF an aflliction from which she had been
a sufferer for seven years, although, she
had only been confined to bed few
weeks. Funeral services were held IN
the Congregational church, Rev. II. ID.
Crawford officiating, III, Monday morn
ing, after which the remains We're taken
to Tacoma for intermcnt. numbe, Of
beautiful floral decorations covering the
casket. Mrs. Dudley was born ii the
state Of New York in 1871 and had re-
sided IN Aberdeen a little oven year
Her husband, three sons, L. r., Frank
T.. and Albert and a daughter, Mrs. j.
+. Rawlings, survive to mourn her loss.
The order Of Eagles is very popular
among theatrical people, and the local
aerie concluded to entertain TIE "a Black
Sheep Company" which laid over Sun
day OH the Ilarbor, at social session
Sunday night. AS usual with this social
order a royal entertainment was prepared
for the guests, and most pleasant even
ing enjoyed by all present. \ banquet
was spread and Firth & Miler's o'ches-
ira furnished the music. \ number OF
the local theatrical people, assisted by
members Of the Black Sheep Co., gave a
charming entertainment, i'm an impromptu
manner, which was loudly applauded.
Among the local talent participating
were: W. Winchell, W. Mcclellan, Tott
Allen, Clarence Mason, Emma Gilbert
and Edith Cole. Each performer re.
ceived handsome silk handkerchief +,
upon which the event was duly inscribed,
as souvenir OF the occasion.
G. G. Startup and family returned to
Seattle Monday, after week S visit with
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Mcl)ermoth, Mrs.
Startup and Mrs. McDcrmoth being sis
tiers. Mr.. Startup has been engaged in
the lumber and shingle business at Bal
lard for the past eight years, his mill re-
Gently being destroyed by fire. While in
Aberdeen he was greatly impressed with
its many advantages rs t. lumber manu-
featuring center, and looked about for a
location. lie was met with a cordial
spirit by the citizens and shown several
mill sites, and, rs he left, said to the
HERALD reporter that he would go home
to talk the matter over with his partner,
Mr. Donahue, and would return, very
probably, to begin the building OF a saw
ana shingIe mill. lie considered Il site
offered him by j. c. Pearson, just above
the city, splendid location, but would
not definitely decide until he had seen
Mr.. Donahue.
Bids Wanted.
Bids are wanted by the undersigned, lat
his Temporary Office in the Aberdeen city
council room, for the erection OF the