Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-04

services at the Baptlst church, Sun
day, conducted by Rev. q. w. Griffin, at
II a. m. AMI s p. m. Sunday school at
10 a. m. The public is cordially invited
to attend all these services.
The Aberdeen & Hoquiam Electric
Railway Co. has secured the necessary
funds to construct the road by the sale
OF bonds to Chicago firm. of which the
FIRST National Bank of Seattle is trus tee.
Razor Strops, "Unrivaled' Finest
Leather and Canvas. Prepared by ex-
pert barber. Price $l.25. Solicitors
/ wanted. Razors honed perfectly, price
25c. G. f. Wichman, 1921 Fifth Ave.
Seattle.
The advance in the price of logs is
having stimulating effect on the logging
industry. and several large camps that
have been closed down since July 1, are
starting up, and number of new ones
being established.
Manager Frost, of the Carnival Co.,
has requested Queen Nellie and Her
entire court to attend the Carnival at
Olympia, saying he would make special
day for them and pay all expenses. They
will 60 up tomorrow.
In addition to the five jackets already
reported as having been recovered by N.
g. Kaufman, four coats and vests, and a
few neckties, that were taken by burg
lars last week, have been found and re-
turned to Mr.. Kaufman.
Miss Mary Richardson and Marion
Crawford were married at Hoquiam,
Tuesday evening, and took the train
yesterday morning from Aberdeen for
Portland, for a bril- + wedding tour. The
HERALD extends congratulations.
Daniel Gillies and j. F. Atkinson have
taken contract to put in logs for the
Gillies Logging & Mercantile Co., on
North river, and went up to the camp
Monday to prepare to begin operations.
The camp has been closed down since
July |.
Mrs. Belle Witherspoon, of Spokane,
grand matron, and Mrs. Libby J. DEM
crest, OF Tacoma, grand secretary of the
order of the Eastern Star, inspected the
local chapter, Tuesday evening. and
went to Olympia, Yesterday. While in
the city the ladies were the guests Of
Mrs. A. G. Ennis.
Miss Josie Burch, a fifteen year old
girl, fell from her wheel, on Heron street
near Il, this morning, and narrowly es-
capped serious injury. Her arm was dis
located, but came into place while she
was being carried to the Smts drug
store, ami she escaped a severe fail with
lut slight injury.
Judge Parsons court was occupied
this morning with case, wherein Chae.
f. Neysey garnisheed So 81, in the
hands OF Jas. Bowes, as tie propert, of
Potter Bros. The defense plead that the
money was exempt, but the jury decided
otherwise and gave verdict for Veysev.
J. G. Cross was attorney for the plain, if
and J. c. Hogan for defendants.
Mrs. Peterson, the aged mot err of
Daniel Peterson, died yesterday, at the
home OF her son, lbs Randall street,
after long illness. Mrs. Peterson was
kno ked down by a bicycle rider in re-
cember, and had an arn broken, and
had been i'll ever since. The funeral will
take place at p. n. tomorrow, from
the residence. Services at the Swedish
Mission church at 80.
Burglars entered the residence of J.
II. Hackett, on G street above First,
Tuesday afternoon, and had quite lot
of plumber select,d to carry off, but were
frightened away without their booty.
They had ransacked the house thorough
ly in search OF valuables. and the ,ss to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hackett would have been
quite heavy had the thieves succeeded
in getting away with their selections.
The HERALD wants an agent in tv,ry
precinct in the county. and offers terms
that will allow each one to make good
money. Write for particulars. IT,