Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-08

| A"O AAuSCldHS OuiOn was organize
yesterday by VIC. Lloyd, with IS mem
bers. The following officers were elected
G. W. Nelson, president, W. S. Bumps
vice president, II. James, Secretary;
a. Graham, treasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Springer lief
Saturday for Yourexville, Ohio, where Mr.
Springer has bought daily newspaper
A number of friends accompsn then
to the depot, to see them off and wisl
them luck in their new home.
| lis an old saying, that "The proof o
the pndding is the eating of it " G. +
Neysey seems to believe that this is
true OF the drinking of tea and coffee
and he will serve cups of both beverages
to all who call at his store every da,
this week.
The railroad company is about to tear
down the old wharf at South Aberdeen.
1t is believed that if the company was
made aware of the increasing freight
shipments by steamer from California,
1t would put the dock in repair instead
OF removing it.
The two base ball games between the
Tacoma Druggists and the Aberdeen
team, Thursday and Friday, left honors
easy between the two clubs. Tacoma
won Thursday, with score of II to 10,
and on Friday Aberdeen scored 10 runs
while the pharmacists were getting5 5.
The suit club inaugurated by Garman
u Barley is becoming very popular.
The club consists of rs members, each
OF whom pays $l.O0 week. Every
week drawing is made and one of the
club receives suit, land in 25 weeks each
original member will have suit costing
from 81 to $25.
Mrs. Fred Redinger and children,
Misses Nellie and Goldie and Master
Fred. left Friday on the steamer Cheha.
lis for San Francist o, where Miss Nellie
will study harmony for while and they
will then proceed to New York City,
where she will complete her musical
education.
A ship carpenter named George An
derson dropped dead in restaurant at
Cosmopolis, Thursday. Anderson was
employed by the c, numerical Co.. and
had been drinking hard for some time.
The remains were brought to Beardsley
Bros undertaking parlors, and relatives
in Oregon notified by wire. The funeral
took place Saturday.
Thom's Rosley, aged 40 years, died at
Steilacoom last week, and body was
brought to Hoquiam by C. A. Beadsley
Friday for burial beside his father. The
deceased was brother Of Mrs steve
Goodwell, ana had been blind since
infancy. The funeral TOOK place yestcr-
day from tie undertaking parIors OF
beardsley Bros. IIoquiam.
The Philomathean Society OF the high
school held the first meeting of the term
Friday afternoon, and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Gertie
Combes; vice president, Mary Knapp ;
secretary, Jennie Leland, treasurer,
Ethel Neysey; sargent at arms, Roy
Cox; program committee, Ada Parr,
Elizabeth Grit VI and the faculty.
f. Il. Archer, 1t publiran nominee tor
assessor, has signed lis position as
gol eminent inspector at the Weslrort
jetty. MI. Archer was about to be trans.
ferred to Alaska, and d d It care to 60
on account OF his family. In accepting
his resignation, Major Mills gave him
an excellent record, for his service OF IA
years in the engineer department.
Will eybold came down from Elma
last night, and entered the Aberdeen
General hospital, with three slight
knife won ds, one on the lip, one in the
back OF his neck and the other just
above the right breast. The cutting
was done in the Dewey saloon, owned by
M. Leybold, but we have not learned
the name of his assaila t. He was abe
to be up and walk around today.