Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-05-22

Judge Mullen found the complaint
against the Olympus theater to have
been frivilously made, and taxed the costs
to the complainant, o. 0. Owens, who's /,
pushers paid the bill.
The young people of the Baptist
church will serve ice cream and cal Q
next Saturday afternoon and evening in
The vacant building opposite of Harris
store on Heron street.
Daniel Gillies has sold his interest in
the Gillies Logging & Mercantile Co. to
the Grays Harbor Commercial Co. w.
]. Patterson, of this city, retains his half
interest in the company.
Mrs. G. E. Mcdonald has receiv, d
word that the body of her husband, the
late Capt. G. E. Mcdonald, who was
drowned in Lake LeBarge, Alaska, in
October, 1901, had been found and prop
erly buried bv the Yukon authorities.
The birthdays Of Messrs G. A. and o.
0. Beardsley were pleasantly comment
grated, Monday afternoon, by family
party, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
r. Beardsley, 179 Wishkah street.
Mrs. G. T. Wooding entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational
church, Monday afternoon. At the
meeting, Mrs. G. B. Weatherwax was
elected president, vice Mrs. A. D. Wood
resigned.
The numerous friends of A. P. White,
the genial secretary of the Y. M. G. A j,
will be pleased to learn that the trouble
with his eye sight will not be serious,
and that he is about fully recovered
from his affection.
Miss Catherine Sherwood is having a
nice time this afternoon, entertaining a
number of her little friends, and cele
brating the sixth anniversary Of the joy
she gave her papa and mamma by ap-
pearing among them.
A. F. Coates left this morning for
Seattle, where he will place one-fourth
interest in a new vessel, to be built here.
san Francisco parties have taken a half
interest, and one-fourth has been sub
scribed in Aberdeen.
Mrs. A. G. Ennis entertained charm
ingly Monday evening at progressive
pedro. Mrs. r. II. Bassett and Mr.. r.
X. Drake captured the first prizes while
Mrs. w. Il Fetterman and Mr.. G. l..
Springer were content with the consol-
ations.
The trial of John Christensen, for
forging an endorsement to Poison Bros.
check, will come off today in the superior
court, and number OF witnesses hal e
been summond from Aberdeen and Ho-
GUAM. The check had been cashed y
n. q. kaufman.
I Peter Nolan, an account OF whose ac.
c'dent on the railroad near Elma will lie
found in the items from that place, is al
st. Joseph's hospital, and in a fair way
to recover, although he had a close call
He was badly bruised up, and had ti> {
ribs broken, one OF them puncturing
his lungs.
J. A. Erwin assistant superintendent
of the postal free delivery system
arrived in the city Monday, and, after
looking over the needs of the city. made
material extensions in the free carrier
service The carriers will extend their
routes in East Aberdeen, North Aber-
deem and i'll Bay View Addition, and
additional mail boxes will be placed al
seven new places.
The first product of the Aberdet n
Brewing Co. was placed on the city mar
ket, yesterday, and competent judges
pronounce it an elegant article of peer
The company delivered key of the beer
10 each saloon in town, and its hand.
some delivery wagon and team attracted
great attention. While the bulk OF the
company's product will be exported, il
proposes to make an article that by sheer
merit will supply the home demand.