Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-10-15


cigar AID confectionery business OF Mrs
c. Peterson, at AZ f street.
Miss Christy Cameron of Seattle il
visiting at the home II her cousin, An
gus McQuaig, Us IL street.
Dorothy, young daughter of Judge
Pearson, fell from wood pile at the
Wishkah street school, Tuesday noon
and fractured an arm.
Prof. A. E. Flowers, principal OF the
Everett Commercial College, has de
cided to establish branch in this city
See his adv. on page s.
Congressman Hum ,ohrey is expected
from Seattle this evening, and vii! ac-
company number OF nimrods to South
Bay in quest of wild ducks
The quarterly report Of City Clerk
Clark shows the following amount Of
outstanding warrants: water fund
$79S.27 current expense fund, $40 135. A.
local improvement, $40 012 Is.
Sam Smith was fined five dollars and
costs in Judge Pearson's court Tuesday,
for inhumanely driving one OF Robt.
Lowry's livery horses to Hoquiam.
Mrs. B. II. Cranlall was called to Ia
coma last week by the death OF her
brother, who was killed in railroad ac-
cident, and returned Tuesday evening.
Chas. F. Veysey, Ed. Shelley and j.
NJ. Lupton went to South Bend, today,
to muster in a company OF the Uniform
Rank, Knights OF Pythias. this evening.
Gen. F. G. Plummer and Col. w. f..
Rapson will make an official visit to
Grays Hartor Co. No. 8, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, next Saturday even
ing.
The reception to Rev. T. +. Elliott in
the NJ. E. church, Tuesday evening,
under the auspices OF the Ladies Aid
Society, was an ex eedingly pleasant
affair.
Joseph J. Kaufman has purchased the
furniture business OF J. S. Coxey, 60
| Heron street. and will stock up with a
complete line of furniture and house
furnishings.
John Dhlquist came down from Mon
tesano yesterday, and entered the Aber-
deem General hospital with broken
wrist, received while working for the c.
G. L. Il I. Co,
| John jacobson, a sailor on the steamer
Santa Monica, had his fingers badly cut
while loading the vessel Mon lay after
noon. He went to the aberdeen General
hospital for repairs.
Rev. Chas. McDermoth had not been
feeling well for some time, and was com
PEELED to 90 to bed Yesterday, and his
many friends fear he is threatened with
| severe spell OF sickness.
In noting the runaway of the Hoqui-
am bus in Mondays edition. an error
was made in saying it fell into the rail-
way ditch. The bus ran off t! plank
on the side OF the street, onto the tide
land.
T. f. O'Neil, the we'll known timber
cruiser, left yesterday for Philadelphia,
to visit his mother, and will be absent
about month. He will visit relatives
in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, on his
return.
Mrs. Mary Down and daughter, Miss
Katie, and Miss Keedith Jones Il it Tues
day on the steamer Santa Monica for
Redlands, Cal, where they will spend
the winter for the benefit of Miss Down s
health.
The Aberdeen Decorating Co., Harry
Beyers manager, has established its
headquarters at i3 Wishkah street. The
company makes a specially Of house
decorating and fine painting end paper
hanging.
f.. f. Barbc, who establi he'd groc-
cry store at Ga Heron street a few
months ago, was declared bankrupt in
the federal court ON Monday last, and a
meeting OF his creditors is called at Ia
coma on Nov. 3.
The thirteenth anniversary ball OF the
Aberdeen Fire Department, next Satur-
day evening, will be very pleasant
social affair ii the best efforts OF the fire
ladies can make it so, and they have
quite reputation as entertainers.
Geo. &. Roberts, the Tacoma monu-
ment man. was in the city several days
this week, putting up monuments in the
cemetery, and will be on the harbor for
another week, doing similar work in the
other towns. J. NJ. Lewis, resident
agent of the Roberts Co., is finding no
difficulty in securing orders for the firm,
whose work gives general satisfaction.
Mr.. Lewis carries samples of the differ
ent stones and large number OF de-
signs, and has his headquarters at the
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