Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08

! deem FIRE Department Band, saturday
night, was pleasant affair.
A new foundation is being placed UNI
der the Weinhardt building, occupied 10y
Emil Olsen, Heron and i streets.
/ DIR. j. Will Scamell left Friday for San
. Frau cisco where he was called by the
serious illness OF his brothers. wife.
~ John Nelson sailor, was fined $40
and costs in tie police court this morn.
ing, for disordcrly conduct yesterday.
Mayor West has called special meet.
in~ Of the cry council for his evening.
to consider the subject OF fire protection.
The N.' Market, co. rer Wis., 81 and
q ST., rs the sole |gency 10 .A.e-.
iaen g" NJ .esano creamery ruVe.
Subscribers to the HERALD failing to
receive the paper regularity will confer
a favor by reporting the fact to this
office.
Division Su 1T. Albee and Roadmaster
Foster, OF the n. p. Ry. Co. visited
Aberdeen, Friday, on tour of inspec-
ton.
Col. w. + Rapson, well known in
Pvthian circles, arrived from Portland,
yesterday, on business visit to the
lIarbor.,
Yesterday was the hottest day in sew
eral years on Grays HarbOr, the Their
mometer standing in the '9O's nearly all
day.
Mrs w. b. Mack and Mrs. Chas. De-
Losh entertained large party of friends,
at the home OF the former, Saturday
evening.
Mrs. s. X. Bowes, Mrs. F. f. Smith
and w. II. Pearson attended the ]. 90.
+. grand lodge at Wala Walla, last
week.
! }. NJ. Nasbinder was taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital, from the
Anderson & Middleton mill, with a
badl crushed foot Saturday.
In the Justices court this morning a
change of venue wa, taken in case OF the
State VS.. McCabe, AMI the matter was
transferred 70 Hoquiam.
Practic ny .ball :playing'on the streets
has been stopped by Marshal Anstie, as
it had become dangerous to window
glass as well as passers by.
=, The annual memorial services OF the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs were held
Yesterday in the Presbyterian chu CHI.
Rev. L. Il. rritchard officiating.
Can furnish cedar pling for four da-
tions on short notice, also spruce pllln9
and boom sticks. Enquire OF j.. B..
HAYNES, 70 3 street. Phone 500. tt
Mrs. Jno. J. Carney entertained a
number OF her lady friends, Friday after
noon, in honor OF Mrs. G. r. Bell, who
is preparing to move to Edmunds.
Mrs C. l. Parker, OF Portland, sister
OF Mrs. Jas. Stewart, died last week,
and was buried at Astoria, from the resi-
dence of her brother, w. +. MCGregor.
Four cases Of diptheria were reporte
FTludN Ill INOulli ibtNI'iECII' NV NoHS
are not sew, re, and a strict quarantine
is maintained, 50 that its spread is not
anticipated.
John y. Fink, president OF the South
western Base Ball League, has removed
from Tacoma to Olympia. where he as
sumed editorial management Of the
|, ,x,nl-
c.. O. Bean, OF the contracting firm d
Lvcas & Bean, returned Saturday from
Florence, Oregon, accompanied by hi:
bride, and is now at home, in his new
dwelling on Sixth street.
John Law, foreman o. the Bulletin
composing rooms, has purch: sed an IN
terest with his brothers i'll the grocery
business at Montesano, ana will take his
place in the store next Monday.
The work Of enlarging and improvin .
Harbor Dock is nearly completed. and
it will be much better adapted to the
rapidly growing shipping, which had
been hampered for la,,k of room.
The Carpenters Union has declared
Architect Stranahan unfair, claiming he
is working non-union men. On the
other hand, Mr.. Slranahan says he is
+ employing no men in any capacity.
Manager Finch is pushing the grade
for the electric railway towards Ho
| ouiam. About 1909 feet OF the grade is
completed in Aberdeen, and work was
be run on the Hoquiam end this morn
ING.
t want your farm, ranch, timber land.
logging proposit on or mill site. Have
eastern purchasers and investors. Send
full and complete description OF youl