Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-02-01

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the growing population Of East Aberdeen
and, we have no doubt, Mr.. Linn will
build up good business on that side Of
the Wishkah river.
John Adolph Swanson and Miss Mary
Satterstrom were married at the residence
OF j. N. Anderson Saturday evening.
Rev. w. II. Gibson officiating. The
wedding was quiet affair, about fifteen
friends Of the happy young couple being
present to wish them joy and prosperity
through life.
The body Of Rev. John r.. Thompson,
chaplain OF the First Washington Volun-
teers, has been shipped from Manila, and
will be inferred in the Masonic cemetery
at Olympia with military honors. As
Chaplain Thompson held the rank OF
captain company Of the National Guard
from Tacoma will escolt the remains to
the cemetery.
C.. s. Patten has made a birds eye view
OF Aberdeen in colors, |, oking from South
Aberdeen, that is decidedly the best view
Of the city ever made. Mr.. Patten will
have several thousand of them litho-
graphed and placed OH sale. The view
accurately depicts the city, and will be
Just the thing to send to eastern friends
who are curious to know where we live.
The California Novelty Co. arrived in
town this morning, and will show in the
Acme opera house tonight and Friday
and Saturday nights. The fire depart
ment band will furnish music for each
performance. This company closed a
three nig ht engagement at Montesano
very successfully last night, where they
we'll sustained its reputation as being
"the biggest little show on earth"
John Mcmillan, Il veteran sailor Of the
civil war, accompanied by IA frail young
wife and two small children, were stran-
ded in Aberdeen during the week, and
+. G. Toklas and Commander Lackey OF
the &. A. r. Post solicited enough money
to send the needy family to Portland
Yesterday. While the OIL veterans dis
charged IL kindly duty, there is strong
suspicion that the cx-Sailor is a tourist
who travels on his war services.
About forty friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Cad Slime gave that worthy couple sur
prise party Saturday evening. Mrs. Slime
was equal to the occasion and soon had
her guests seated at SIX on seven card ia
bles while an elegant lunch was prep red
for their rcftcshment. The time passed
so pleasantly and rapidly that the hands
of the clock pointed well into Sunday
morning before they departed for their
homes.
The following officers were installed at
the last review OF Ladies OF the Macca-
bees Past lady commander. Amy Far.
quhar; lady commander, Minnie Me-
Namara lady lieutenant commander,
Adelia aiming; lad, record keeper. Ida
May Mason; lady finance keeper, Ella
Spoon; lady chaplain, Maggie Barrett;
lady sergeant, Minnie l.. Drake: lady
mistress-at arms, Theresa Garman; lady
picket, Martha Anderson.
The associated services OF the Congre
yational and Presbyterian churches will
he held as usual OH Sunday next. In the
morning the pastor will preach Oh "Pro-
yressive Movements" The anniversary
OF the organization OF the Christian En-
deavor movement will be observed by an
service in the evening, in
Guiding a special musical programme land
an address by Rev. W. G. Merritt, OF Ia
coma, secretary OF the Washington State
Sunday School Association. The music
for the morning service will be in ch ige
OF Mrs. G. 3. Weatherwax and tEat OF
the evening under the direction OF Miss
Belle Wood. All are invited.
A logger Hired buggy at Grains livery
stable Friday evening to go to Hoquiam.
Before starting lie fortified against the in
clement weather to such an extent that
Ilc WAS uIlaUc W OIStitiSulSii tuC ShiCWdlh
from the middle OF the road and upset
the rig onto the tide land on Wishkah
street, from whence the horse and buggy
were rescued later. not much the worse,
by Mr.. Grain. After the mishap with
the buggy tie festive logger found w. J.
Patterson's bicycle standing where it's
owner had left it, and concluded to make
Hoquiam with it. He had no more sue
cess with the wheel than with the Lively
rig, and the bike got away from him also.
Mr.. Patterson compelled the fellow to at.
company him to the marshal, who gave
him lodging in the cooler. Mr.. Patterson
found the wheel about an hour later,
where it had stopped to rest after escap
ing from the logger.
The Ladies Guild. Of Montesano, char.
tered the steamer T. C. Reed and brought
their husbands down to Aberdeen Satur.
day evening on pleasure trip, and to
visit former members Of the Guild, Mes
danes II. II. Carter, Ihcs. Trethrake
and John G. Lewis, now residents OF
Aberdeen. The gentlemen OF the party
were charmed with the trip planned by
the ladies', and are unanimous in praise