Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-06-30

| Byron WeatherwaX returned on the
steamer Chehalis, Thursday evening,
ffom Ohame, Mexico, where he had been
with B. F. johnson, as engineer of the
Johnson sugar refinery, for the past
nine months.
Notice is hereby given that certificate
of deposit for $3.50, issued by Hayes &
Hayes bank to I. Ducloss, has been lost
or stolen, and all persons are notified
not to negotiate the same, as payment
has been stopped. l. Ducloss.
Lulu Bloomstrom, sixteen year old
girl, whose parents reside at Ocos a, was
arrested in this city last week for disor-
DERBY conduct, and was taken to the
county jail by Sheriff Huff Saturday, for
commitment to the reform school.
Although there is strong probability
that another train will be put on the
Grays Harbor run soon after the Fourth
of July, Agent Henderson has no knowl-
edge of it, and does not know when it
will begin, or anything of the time
schedule.
Herman X. Anderson and Miss Julia
"A. Rosenberg were married Thursday
evening, at the residence of the groom's
parents, Rev. II. d. Crawford officiating.
A few immediate friends were present,
and an elegant supper was served after
the ceremony.
Col. E. H. Fox will drill the Foresters
OF America, and the uniform ranks of
the Knights of Pythias and Odd Fellows
at Market street and Broadway Monday
evening next, and every Friday evening
thereafter. All members are desired to
be present in fatigue uniform.
Rev. D. M. Blookman, former rector
OF St. Andrews Episcopal church, held
services in the Episcopal church last
evening. Rev. Brookman is now located
in New York City. and, being on the
Coast on business, took occasion to greet
his old Aberdeen friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Wheeler went to
Montesano, saturday, to visit the par
ents of Mrs. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
+. Medcalf. Mr.. Medcalf is suffering
from Bright's disease, and, by the adj
vice OF his physicians, will 60 east OF the
mountains next week, to try change of
climate.
S. G. Coleman and NJ. Goldsmith, of
the Olympus saloon, were arrested Sat
urday on complaint of Tot Allen, on the
charge of employing women in the
saloon. County Attorney Hutchinson
drew the complaint, and the hearing of
the case was set for July 7, in Judge
Parsons court.
X. J. Hiltz, OF Juneau, Alaska, visited
Aberdeen last week, and became so inn
pressed with the prospects OF the city
that he purchased a number of lots near
the Lindstrom shipyard, upon which he
will have several cottages erected, and
may conclude to engage in business and
remain here permanently.
In swinging the railroad bridge Thurs
day, a journal box broke, and the brak %
could not be made to work quickly, and
the end of the bridge crashed into the
rear of N. Nelson's blacksmith and
machine shop. The wall was damaged
considerably, and. the workmen were
badly startled by the unexpected crash.
My GUARANTEE Is GooD.-Dr. o. N.
sullivan, Oculist and Opticion. Fits
glasses to correct all defective Eye Sight.
Cross Eyes made straight without the
use of the knife. Headaches cured when
from the Ewes. l guarantee a fit or no
pay. Home Office Todd's Pharmacy.
Hoquiam. June 2S until July 8. Aber-
deem, July 8 until July Ia.
One OF the noticeable features of the
increased population OF Aberdeen is the
growth OF what is called the minor in
dustries. The chief of these appears to
be the Aberdeen Steam Laundry. This
institution now employs % people, and
monthly pay roll of about 81 200
At present the laundry is compelled
to work overtime to keep up with its
| work