Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-27

MR. anu Mr0. u. +. blue naO mouse
warming in their new dwelling, recently
erected by them. on West Hume street.
Quite number Of friends we're present,
and passed a most enjoyable evening.
Dancing was INDUCED In, and refresh
ments served.
Postmaster Bell received notice from
the department, Monday, that his Office
had been advanced to the second class,
and that after July l, his salary would be
1890 q year. Notice Of the establish
ment Of the free delivery system is ex-
pected shortly.
Mr.. Hiram Gibbler, Of this city, and
Mrs. Nancy Daughenbaugh, recently
from Freeport, llls., were united in mar.
riage at the Windsor hotel, Rev. H. D.
Crawford officiating, Tuesday evening.
After the ceremony q number Of friends
and the happy couple sat down to wed.
ding supper, and passed most pleasant
evening.
The case Of A. J. Anderson vs. City Of
Aberdeen, involving the validity Of the
contract made by the city council with
A. j. Stewart, was heard by Judge Irwin,
in the superior court, Tuesday and Wed.
nesday. The testimony was all IN. and
part Of the argument made yesterday
afternoon, when the matter was con.
tinued until tomorrow.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by Auditor Martin during the
week: Guy E. Huddleston, Of Sigourney,
Iowa, and Miss Myrtle Rhodes, Of West.
port, Wash. William J. Hoyne and Miss
Alice L. Decius, both Of Cosmopolis; M.
A. Soule and Mrs. G. A. Malone, both Of
Porter; Hiram Gibler, Of Aberdeen, and
Mrs. Nancy Daughenbaugh, Of Illinois.
AT the meeting of Quinault Tribe No.
IA, I. o. R. NJ, last evening, resolution
was adopted eulogizing Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Yana, Of Westport, for the artistic
decoration OF the hall, and other arrange
nents, on the occasion of their ball last
Saturday night. Alex Dougan, the
famous caterer, was also most kindly
remembered, and the thanks of the lodge
voted to all of the parties named, for
their efforts to make the ball a pleasant
success.
Court King of the Forest, Foresters
OF America, of Cosmopolis, will give
an excursion and grand ball at
Westport next Saturday evening and
Sunday. The steamer T. G Reed will
carry the excursionists, leaving as fol-
lows: Saturday evening, Cos mopolis,
7 100, Aberdeen, 1880. Hoquiam, 500
o'clock. Sunday morning. Cosmopolis.
8 100, Aberdeen. $3.50, Hoquiam, 900
O'Clock. Fare for the round trip so cents.
Ball Ticket Is cents.
A stranger, who had only worked q
couple Of days in the Oakville saw mill,
had some fingers mashed Tuesday. and,
while the doctor was preparing to an'pu.
tate them, fell over dead. DR.. SHIFTS, as
coroner, went up yesterday and held an
inquest. An autopsy showed the cause
of death to have been heart failure. The
deceased was about 6 feet in height,
weighed about 1866 lbs. and had blue
gray eyes. Who he was, or where he
came from is entirely unknown. He was
of Irish extraction. and his name was
supposed to have been Sullivan.
The camps Of Chehalis County Wood
men Of the World, having been caught
in the great wave of enthusiasm which
ia sweeping the Pacific jurisdiction and
realizing that it will be impossible to
take Ill candidates to Tacoma Aug. "a
have decided to hold a grand reunion at
Hoquiam on Aug. 10 and initiate a class
Of Ill candidates on that date, 30 as to
give all the neighbors and families a
grand good time. even though they cam
not enjoy the great event at Tacoma.
Committees have been appointed and
FRI m now on the mystic word will be
Ill Of the 900 class which will be fur.
nished oy Hoquiam, Cosmopolis and
Aberdeen camps.