Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-07-20

Tracts 81, % aud % OF the Cosmopo.
lis tide lands have been purchased by
A. ID. De"onshire, president of the
Montesano State bank.
Susan, the young daughter o. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. X. Green, fell from a fence
Friday, and broke bones OF an arm, be.
tween the elbow and wrist.
J. II. McFadden and A. j. Mccall
have leased the southeast corner of Her.
on and broadway streets, and will
bull | a tirst-clrss livery stable.
Mark Payette is fitting up his build
ing, SO Wi hkah street, and will move
his stock of teas and cofFees, and crock
cry down from Centrala this week.
Mrs. Ed. Casey, who has been very
i'll for some time, was taken to st.
Josph's hospital this morning. where
surgical operation will be performed.
The Heron street bridge was closed
for repairs Saturday night. and ell tray
ell to and from East Aberdeen crosses on
ferry, from the fot t o Wishkah street.
Those sim base ball players are elated
over their victory, and to the proposition
OF the Heavvs to repeat the game, are
inclined to tell them, ego get reputa-
ton"
FOUND-An Odd Fellow watch charm.
on the Wishkah road. The owner can
Ihave the same at the Humboldt saloon,
by proving property and paying for this
advertisement.
Sam Baretich, the we'll known restau.
rant man, will start tomorrow for his old
home in Austria, and will return to
Aberdeen in December, accompanied by
his wife and child.
n. Howlander was convicted in the
Justice court Friday, of stealing skiff,
and was sent to the county Jail Saturday
in default of fine Of $2h, and costs,
amounting in all to $53 50.
}. S. Ingram. Wishkah river farmer,
received verdict in the superior court
for 1928, against the Wishkah Boom
Co. for damages to his farm resulting
from jam of logs in the river.
Aberdeen Lodge, No. 81, A. o. U. W.,
installed officers Friday evening. About
80 members of the order from Hoquiam
were present, az d a most pleasant social
session was held after the installment.
The store of the Aberdeen Co-opera-
tive Association, corner of Wishkah and
II streets, opened for business this
morning, with complete line of grocer
les. Mr.. NJ. G. Orth, an experienced
storekeeper, is manager for the associa-
ton.
County Commissioners have fixed
close season for setting fires. No person
can burn any slashing or chopping be-
tween August and October !. without
first obtaining permission from the
board or its duly appointed representa-.
tives.
The Order of Washington chartered
the steamer Fleetwood. and number
of its members went to Montesano FRI
day evening, to attend the initiation OF
fifteen new members into the order at
that place. A very pleasant time is re-
ported.
The department commander OF the &.
A. r has fixed August s, for the big
"camp fire" at Westport, and large
gathering of old veterans and their
friends is expected. The counties of
G .ehalis, Lewis Thurstcn, nd Pacific will
participate in the event.
G. L. Christensen, sailor on the
Winsow, loading at the Michigan mill,
had an eye severely injured Thursday,
by the head of spike that he was driv-
ing, flying off, striking him on the eye
ball. He was taken to the Aberdeen
General hospital for treatment.
No man or woman in the state will
hesitate to speak we'll of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets after once
trying them. They always produce
prove the appetite and strengthen tie
digestion. For sale by All Druggists.
At meeting held Friday evening of
the Grays Harbor Trades and Labor
Council the following officers were
elected: ]. p. DUDE, president; O. 7.
Scotland, vice president; l.. l.. Alexander.
treasurer; r. n. Moody, secretary and
A. G. Jonas was elected Sergeant at
Arms.
James Stewart has sold his logging
camp and outfit to the Shields Logging
Co. firm consisting OF Messrs. Shields
and Cary, who recently came from
Michigan, where they had the reputa-
ton OF being very successful loggers.
The new firm took hold of the camp