Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-16

J. H. Hale, of Elma, proprietor of the
Beaverdale Celery Gardens. learning
that an inferior celery was being palme6
off in Aberdeen as his product. wishes il
made known that Beaverdale celery il
sold only in Aberdeen by the follow ine
grocers: Model Grocery, F. j. Be ckel
and Shelley Bros. If
Next Monday night the Musicia
society will take up the study of Chopin
along with their other work. Miss Rikel
will illustrate on the piano one of his
musical selections. Misses Hubert
Quackenbush, Fuller and Mrs. Leland
will give short sketches OF the life of the
composer.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian church will give a fair in the
Ninemire & Morgan building. ON Market
and G streets, Thursday and Friday OF
this week. with supper in connection
served each evening. This will be for
the benefit of the church fund.
o. J. Lawrence has bought the house
next to Mr.. Rowland on G street near
First, and is impro, ing it preparatory to
using it as residence. At present he
occupies rooms over his store but will
soon have them to rent. 1t is his inten-
ton to fill the lot and make the sur
roundings not only comfortable but
artistic.
Robert F orbes returned Sunday from
the fisheries of Alaska. Mr.. Forbes is of
opinion that Alaska fisheries are being
overworked, and that the days OF big
money in those enterprises are nearly
over. The numerous friends of E. M.
Hoover, of Aberdeen, will be pleased to
learn that Ed. and his wife were doing
we'll. Hoover has good opportunity.
and will remain in charge OF the Chill
coot cannery another winter.
On Tuesday evening, at the residence
of G. X. Bell. a number of the Epworth
League of the NJ. E. church formed a
Bible study class. 1t is the intention to
study the Bible technically by subject
and by characters. Rev. G. McDermoth
has consented to take the oversight OF
the class, and each week reader will be
appointed who will read selections from
some standard author. Tuesday evening
was spent in the study Of Abel as a
character, and Mrs. Bell read selection
from Eugene Field.
Tuesday, it was reported that Mrs. G.
P. Waldron, who runs a boarding house
on Heron street, had diphtheria. and as
a result the house was vacated by the
roomers and the boarders are feeding in
other pastures. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
PAUL. had just completed arrangements
with Mrs. Waldron to take the house
while she visited in California, and were
moving in when the announcement was
made of Mrs. Waldron's disease, and are
now in an unsettled condition waiting
developments.
Captain r. Taggart announces that on
Sunday afternoon, rain or shine, there
will be a match game at the athletic
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Hoquiam and this city. The lineup fol
Aberdeen are as follows: Center, Nc
Guire; left guard, Kettle; right guard
Ste. henson or Marshall; left tackle
Wymire; right tackle, Greer; quarter
back, Mcneil or McKinlay; left end
Perry or Fuller; right end, Burt right
half back, Lewis; left half back, Ethe'
ridge; full back, Taggart. SUBJ, Clerin
It is extremely gratifying to Mr.. Geo
J. Wolff o be in receipt OF quite mum
Der of congratulatory messages, tele-
graphic and otherwise, upon his success
sion to the business OF l. Harris Il Sons
in this city. But, this is not astonishing
to the friends of Mr.. Wolff, who have
watched his career in Aberdeen. keen
business perception, backed by a bold
desire to succeed, that was determined
not to allow sordid cost to deter it, has
met with the success that ever accom-
panys these qualifications. The HERALD
extends congratulations to Proprietor
Wolf.