Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-13

which is chiefly composed OF Aberdeen
business men, now has the manufacture
of the Hepdnger Patent Puzzle Map we'll
under way, and has commenced placing
them on the market. A line of sample
maps will be on display in the windows
OF the SHIFTS Drug Co. tomorrow and
Saturday.
Zimmerman Bros, wholesale dealers
in wire cable at Portland, are considering
the advisability of establishing branch
house in Aberdeen. a member of the
firm was in the city Saturday, and in
formed the HERALD that when he re-
turned to Portland he would advise
carrying stock Of cable in this city, for
the logging trade Of the Iarbor.
The board of school directors elected
the following teachers, for the coming
school year, Friday evening: Principal,
Prof. Chas. 1. Kerr; Asst. Principal, Miss
flilah Allen; Mrs. Mildred X. West,
Misses Ina Weatherwax, MayJ. Becker,
Anna Knudson, Mabel McKinlay,
Blanche +. Karshner, Marie l.. Robin
son, Kate NJ. >chutt, Luella E. Porter,
Bertha }. Thornton, Odessa Burke and
Pertha Batchell.
I. Harris 4 Sons will celebrate their
settlement in their new and handsome
store by giving a house warming next
Monday, to which a general invitation is
extended to ALL 1t is needless to say
that on this occasion nothing will be
considered too good for the guests of this
enterprising firm. The store will be
3 beautifully decorated, tie band will dis
9 course its latest airs, some local talent
t will give some choice musical selections
t and a light lunch will be served. Again,
you are all invited.
! The Cosmopolis improvement Society
i, gives combination dance, cake walk
9 and auction sale next Saturday night.
= The prime purpose is to sell off number
of Kirmiss donations, and some rare
!. bargains will doubtless be had, but it is
: proposed to mix a whole lot of fun with
2 little business. Prizes are offered for
, the cake walk, which is open to any
residents of the county, and the dancing
y will be Free
r Frank Danielson, resident of West.
. port, employed on the government jetty,
f aged 81 years, was instantly killed Mon
:, day afternoon. The unfortunate young
man was standing on the railroad track
. at the bumper, with his back to an APP
= preaching train, coming rear end on, and
, was struck by the car, his skull being
t crushed against the bumper post. The
$ remains were taken to Portland for bur-
ial Yesterday by the father Of the de-
ceased.
The fire department was called out
Sunday evening by a slight fire in the
, old Mack block, OH Hume street. The
> fire was caused by the upsetting of a
; lamp on bed by one Of the occupants
!, OF this rookery, and but for the timely
> arrival of the department, it would have
: been very serious affair. The reckless.
: ness of the people in this building is be.
, coming cause OF alarm to the neighbor.
= ing property owners, and should be look
> ed after by the authorities.
: The Aberdeen chapter OF the Order oil
= Eastern Star has had the honor of being
> selected from the chapters OF the state
. to exemplify the secret work of the order
> at the meeting of the grand chapter at
= Tacoma, tomorrow evening. The follow
, ing members, constituting the team, are
= in attendance Mrs. l.. W. Herrick, w
NJ; John j. Jackol, W. r.; Mesdames
John Clune, Chas. J.. Lewis, o. O.
Beardsley, J. W. Scamel., Il. Flyte, Geo.
Jones, !. NJ. Hackett, \. II. Benham, G.
. +. Burrows, and Misses Cora Patterson,
Lille Mullen and Grace Lewis.
Sidney Clark, representing Shepard &
, CLARK, extensive Michigan lumbermen,
arrivedin Aberdeen, Saturday, to examine
) the locality, with view to building a
large saw mill. Mr.. Clark is favorably
impressed with the location Of Aberdeen,
| and recognizes its advantages as lum-
i bering center. He was shown mill site
on the Chehalis river, just below Lind
strom's shipyard, by Mr.. Samuel Benn,
with which he is we'll pleased, and has
SO notified his firm. Mr.. Renn has
placed very reasonable valuation on
!, the mill site, which will be raised by the
citizens OF Aberdeen, free site being all
that is required to locate the mill.
9 f. Cousins Dead.
Z. Cousins, the we'll known shipbuilder,
l died at his late residence, on First
D street, Sunday, June Q, 1901, after brief