Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-21

Sullivan, Oculist and Opticion. FIT.
glasses to correct all defective Eye Sight
Cross Eyes made straight without the
use OF the knife. Headaches cured when
from the Ewes. / guarantee fit or nc
pay. Home Office Todd's Pharmacy.
Hoquiam, July Is. until July 90, Aber-
deem, July % until July 2S.
Rev. L. Walton Terry, general mis-
sionary for the Northwest Baptist Con-
vention. will preach next Sunday at II
a. m. at the Baptist church. Rev. G.
W. Griffin from Pueblo, Colo, at 8 p.
m. Sunday school at 10 a. M, Young
Peoples Meeting at 7 p. m. The public
is cordially invited to attend all these
services.
! County Commissioner Smith was in
the city this morning, looking after some-
body to contract for the improvement of
the county road, leading up the Wishkah
river. AS the commissioners do not
meet again until August IA, it was deemed
wise to have this piece of road fixed
during dry weather, and the matter was
referred to Mr.. Smith.
r. 7. Dabney came over from Spokane.
yesterday, accompanied by his brother,
John, who resides at Winterset, Iowa.
Mr.. John Dabney had not been in Aber.
zen for twelve years, and was aston
he'd at its growth, and expressed his
opinion that the fortunate denizens of
t" city had the making of the greatest
seaport on the Pacific Coast-bar none.
W r. MacFarlane, the well known
accountant of the Grays Harbor Com
mercial Co., at Cosmopolis, and one of
the best posted lumbermen in the state,
has resigned his position, to take effect
October l, after which he will devote his
time to the new mill to be built in Aber-
deem by Scott Weatherwax and asso-
ciates, and in which Mr.. MacFarlane
has a large interest.
One of the most enjoyable social func.
tions of the season, was the German
given by Mrs. Robert p. Waldron al d
Miss Ellen Shields, at Koehler's Hall
Friday evening, in honor of Miss Quack-
enbush. The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED with ivy, ferns and Japanese
lanterns. Iced punch was served during
the evening and dancing was INDUCED in
until long after midnight.
Another alarm of fire, on Saturday
| afternoon. On the same old messy no
in East Aberdeen. How much longer
will the city council permit non-residel
property owners to endanger that of
their neighbors? Protection of the publ c
veal is the only reason that civilized
people pay for the expense of govern
ment, and we have, or should have pre-
lection against the involuntary incendi-
aries, who disregard municipal regula-
tons and rely on their insurance
policies.
| A horse attached to buggy, belonging
to Iioquiam livery stable, ran awe Y
Friday evening. A lady was in the
buggy, and was going back home, when
the animal bolted at Market and Fl
streets, and ran down the Latter thorough
fare until stopped at the Pacific hotel,
where the buggy was overturned, and
the lady thrown out. She was taken to
the hotel, and went home Saturday,
none the worse for the accident, except
a few bruises on the arm.
VIM. McCabe and Chas. Kehoe, a
couple of loggers, got full CT Aberdeen
h larity, saturday afternoon. and, on the
presumption that this was an open town,
proceeded to demonstrate their idea of
what "open" meant. A sojourn in the
city bastile until this morning cooled
their ardor somewhat, as we'll as altered
their views OF the town. AS they pl
what Judge Pearson calls trimmings"
on their spree, he assessed them $50 and
SIS and costs each. The damages were
paid, and when the gay boys again at
tempt to use the carmine paint in Aber-
deem, it will be with better knowledge
of the cost.