Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-17
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your friends in the east. A twice-a-
week typograph Of Aberdeen and sur.
rOundings.
A locomotive arrived Tuesday to do
the ballasting on the electric railway
line, and is now hauling the dump cars
from the N. p. track to the line.
A years subscription to the HERALD
would be an acceptable Xmas present to
send to your eastern friends, who are
asking you all about this country.
Il. r. Bassett has established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, at 81 Wishkah street, next
to the HERALD office. Phone 655. z5-tf
Patrick Murray, a pioneer and promi-
nent farmer of Elma, and his son-in law
Chas. Clemens, the well known Monte.
sano logger, were doing business in the
city today.
Mrs. w. w. Weatherwax left this
morn ng for Portland, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Shelley, and will 60 from there
to Walla Walla, to spend Christmas
with Mr.. Weatherwax.
Miss Sue Porter came down from
Olympia Tuesday and returned vester-
day. Miss Porter was the guest of Mrs.
J. S. Gum, who gave dinner party in
her honor Tuesday evening.
F. E. Jones has sold two lots on the
corner OF X. and Market streets, to the
Grays Harbor Hospital Association for
$500, and the erection OF a frame hospi.
tai will soon be commenced.
A 10 II, toI
Alvin Heinrich last night, work must
be commenced on the steam heating
plant within three months and it must
be in operation within one year. e
The houses OF S. l.. Norm and John
Carlson, on First street, were entered
by burglars Sunday night. Seven dol
lars in money was taken at the Norm
house. but nothing of value was missed
at Carlson's.
George Ketchum, the sailor who has
been suffering from delirium tremens,
slipped past Officer Vanucie, Tuesday, at
| the Jail, and ran to the river and jumped
in. He was pulled out somewhat inn
proved by his mad bath.
Ed Boyle filled up with tangleleg and
got gay at the Olympus yesterday morn
ing, and cleaned off the back bar with
sticks Of stove wood. He was arrested
later, and will have hearing before
Judge Pearson next Monday.
Contractor Larson, who is building
the Benn block on f street, has pur.
chased the lumber for the building in
Elma, finding that he can pay the
freight from there and still effect saw.
ing, over the prices asked at the Aber-
deem mills.
Emil Pfund. the jeweler, will close
out his large stock at auction and retire
from business in Aberdeen until the
Dabney block is completed This course
is rendered necessary by the ill health
of Mr.. Pfund. The auction sale begins
this even ng. 25-tf
The following officers were elected at
the meeting of the Christian Endeavor
society OF the Congregational church
Monday evening: Lillian Mullen, pres.
ident; Maud McDermoth. vice president
Catherine Aven, secretary, Grace Reed.
err, treasurer.
Many persons seem to be in ignorance
of the provisions of the building ordi-
nance, and proceed to alter and change
their buildings as usual. Tie ordinance
is very strict in this respect, and it will
save possible trouble to consult City
Engin, err Parr before commencing any
such work.
Mrs. Fl. G. Wiley has secured loca.
ton with the Aberdeen Art Co., next
door to Jeff's, on Market street, and will
have on sale from now until Christmas
burnt leather and wood, Washington
cedar panel calendars, etc. Articles
from 10c up. Oil and watercolor paint
ings. Call AMI see what have % st
The school board is contemplating
building two temporary school buildings
on the Market street school lots. The
board is now paying $65 month rent,
and an additional room and teacher
must be provided after the holidays, and
it is thought the temporary buildings
could be sold to advantage when per-
manent structures were provided.
Miss Kate Down died at noon yester.
day at Redlands, California. where her
mother had taken her in hope Of bene.
fetal change of climate. The body will
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