Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-11
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party of friends last evening.
J. W. Heron arrived yesterday from
Napa, Cal. on business, and to visit ole
friends on Grays Ilarbor.
T. c. Smith paid fine of S. and costs
in the police court, Friday, for imbibine
an overload of tanglefoot.
l.. Fogel will have a hearing tomorrow
in uudge Fearson's court, on charge Of
having assaulted T. IL. Hill.
a slight fire in the Old basket factory
at lloquiam, yesterday afternoon, caused
rumor here that the f.. X. Wood mill
was alire, and preparations were made
to render assistance if required. The
baze was extinguished without much
damage
Mrs Laura Murray and Mr.. Jed Rogers
went to Olympia. Monday, where they
were married that afternoon. he
happy counle are we'll and favorably
known in this city, where they will re-
side The HERALD extends hearty
congratulations.
Walter G. Bignold, foreman of the
HERALD job department, received honor
able mention in the lLland Printer for
September, in a competitive contest in
the printing OF letter head from given
copy. There were 1902 samples sub
mitted in the contest.
The reception of the Seattle Chamber
OF Commerce was not an expensive affair.
There was $73 collected, and but $66 so
expended, leaving balance OF S6.7O
which will be turned over to the Cham
Der OF Commerce, when that body re-.
wives from its present state OF lethargy.
The fourth game of the series of five,
for the county championship, will be
played by the Aberdeen and Ho .uiam
base ball clubs, at Athletic Park next
sunday. Aberdeen has won the three
games that have been played, but Ho
GUAM is determined to get the other
tw"-if they can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kaufman and
daughter, Mrs. steadman, arrived Tues
day evening from Whstcom, to attend
the wedding OF their son and brother,
JOS j. Kaufman, and visit their nu"er-
GUS Aberdeen friends. Mr.. Kaufman
has rented his ia m, near Whatcom, and
engaged in business in that city.
William McGrath arrived Tuesday
/ from Vancouver, 3. G., with the remains
OF his brother, John, who was killed in
logging accident near that city. The
funeral will take Place next sunday
morning. urder the auspices OF Grays
= Uarror court, ForesterS Of America, oi
which he was an honorel member.
\ ilERAL, representative visited the
Grays IIarbor Iron Works, at IIoquiam
the other day, and wa greatly impressed
with the new buildings and complete
plant OF the establishment, which has
crown in a few years from a single fire
blacksmith shop to modern machin,
shop and foundry, as well as wager
factory.
Hupt. Linn had Il. I. Dabney resteC
cor cutting down shade tree in front %
his ONabney's) q street property, ane
the case was tried in Judge Pearson :
court before a jury, yesterday aiterl Don
1t has cost the city $33. 10, in costs. t.
discover that it is no crime for one to Gu
down tree OF his own whenever he con
clules its removal necessary.
There was quiet wedding on boar'
the schooner Maweema, last evening
when Miss Wavie Smith, daughter OF thu
aptain, and Mr.. Joseph j. kaufm"l
were 10 ned in the bands OF matrimony
The young couple became acquainted a
Whatcom, while Mr. Kaufman was at
tend ng the state normal school last year
and the wedding was the result Only
the immediate friends OF the contractn:
parties were present at the ceremony
The happy young couple will reside il
Aberdeen, and the HERALD wishes tlen
a long, happy and prosperous voyas'
DER the ocean of life.