Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-05-31

Mis-. W. A. Winstead, a daughter ei
DR.. Jos. Kent, died at the residence {, /
her father at 1890 o'clock last night,
at Westport, where her husband is a
member Ct the life saving service, and
came to Aberdeen May ID, for medical
treatment. Besides her husband and
father one child survives her. The re.
mains will be taken 10 Hood River, Ore,
tomorrow for burial.
A couple Of sailors hired horse and
buggy at Grains stable YESTERDAY to &c
to Hoquiam. While IN that town they
did considerable drir king, and when
they came back the horse showed signs
Of having been severely punished
When demonstrated with nv the foreman
OF the stable the sailors became ugly and
wanted to fight. One Oi them got al
the fight he wanted and both were arres
ted. This morning they were each fined
~ and costs by Judge Arnold.
Humphrey Reyes and Miss Maggie
Pratch were united in marriage at the
residence OF the BRIDES sister, Mrs. j. a.
Link, Sunday evening. Rev. Chas. Nc.
Der'noth officiating. A small party I"
immediate friends was pre- sent to wish
the happy young couple joy and happi-
ness. The newly-wed couple took the
train Monday morning for a b,ief tour on
the Sound. The HERALD joins their
numerous friends in Wishing them ~ long
and happy life.
A pictorial show of the First Wash
Ington Volunteers in the PHILIPPINES. their
battles, sriges and skirmishes, will be
given at the Acme opera house tomor.
row e:eniny, June |. Charles A. Car
son, II volunteer Of our regiment will de-
scribe and explain the pictures, twenty
five of which are moving films. Intrn-
sely interesting and instructive The
entertainment will be under the auspices
OF the L,dy Maccabees. Admission for
adults % cents. children ten cents. Per-
formance at o'clock.
Messrs. Doyle Il Wa ker came up from
Hoquiam Monday evening 10 attend The
Fourth OF July meeting, with Il view to
finding out If it would be feasible to de.
eide on a celebration at HoqniAm this
year and Aberdeen next year. Although
the meeting was small it was apparent
that Aberdeen meant t. celebrate, and
that it's people believe that Grays II A.
Dor is great enough to hold two celebrA
tons. AT any rate it will he tried this
year, and, il it is not satisfactory, the
arrangements TO alternate can he made
next year.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. Il. W~atherwax re-.
turned from Il visit on the Sound Friday
evening. Mr.. Weatl,erwax, who recent
" returned from visit to the state Of
Sina(oa, Mexico, believes that country
offe.s a good field for investment, AS it
is capable Of vast development. lie Wis
tied b. +. johnson, a former resident OF
Aberdeen, who is engaged in the culti-
vation and refining Of sugar, and who,
after several years OF struggling against
the adversities of an isolated country, is
realizing handsomely on his enterpris
ing venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Wills arrived in
the city Tuesday evening from Washing
ton, d. G., on their way to Cape Nome,
where Mr.. Wills goes rs general agent Of
the Great Northern Railroad Co. Mr.
Wills has been for some time clerk in
the treasury department at Washington,
from which he resigned to go to Cuba
during the Spanish war, and to which he
returned ut the close Of the war Mrs
Wills is II sister of Mrs. W. W. Wren,
and, while in the Northwest, they took a
run down to Aberdeen to pay Mrs. Wren
"A visit,