Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26


business. If you want genuine bargain
from the fire give him call. Opposite
postoftice.
A. L. Pinkerton, Henry Weller, Paul
Golding and Oscar Yuul were discharged
from the Aberdeen General hospital
yesterday,
The schooner Henry Wilson, which
arrived from San Francisco Monday,
brought $4,000 brick for the new
Wilson mile
G. p. Clerin returned Tuesday from a
successful duck hunt on South Bay, and
remembered the HERALD with brace
of toothsome birds.
Several car loads of poles arrived yes
terday for the electric railway, and a
force of men is engaged in digging the
holes to receive them.
A w. Shelley, the druggist, is erect
ing building on the corner of Market
and G streets, where he will move his
drug store next week.
At the meeting of the Phi lomathean
Society of the High school, yesterday
afternoon, the election OF officers for the
next quarter took place.
H. A. Hayes, L. L. Maley, E. E. Eaton,
Capt. II. A. Benham, J. 6. Lewis and
A. w. Middleton went to Seattle yester-
day on Masonic business.
Pat. Donning fell from spring board
while working at Preston's camp, Tues
day, and broke rib. He entered the
Aberdeen General hospital for repairs.
Perry Pennoyer was down from his
farm yesterday, and told of de-
post OF fine brick clay, on the Wishkah
river, about nine miles above A berdeen.
VIM. Zeigler, who has been in the
hospital since the fire, has resumed his
shoemaking shop with B. ]. Garman.
ready to make and save soles, as
usual. tt
, Union Thanksgiving services were
held this morning in the Presbyterian
church. The sermon was delivered ny
Rev. T. K. Elliott. pastor OF the NJ f.
church.
LOST OR SroLEN-A No. IL hammerless
shot gun, made by Baltimore Arms Co.
Taken from Hotel Kendall. A liberal
reward for information leading to its
recovery. 17.3t
Wilbur Badgley and his wife and child
were brought up from Johns river yes
terday morning, and taken to the Aber-
deem General hospital, the whole family
being very i'll.
Mrs. R. w. Bryan will leave tomorrow
for Sinaloa, Mexico, where she will
spend the winter with Mr.. Bryan, who
is engaged with the Sinaloa Sugar Co.
at Los Mochis.
The registration books will close at 8
o'clock tomorrow evening. The total
registration up to this morning was
about 100, and should reach at least
1900 by tomorrow night.
The concert by the Philharmonic
Quartet in the M. E. church, Tuesday
evening, was all that had been annoucned
concerning it, and the large audience
present enjoyed real musical treat.
The SHIFTS Drug Co. has leased the
store in the brick building to be erected
by l. G, Crowther and G. T. Wooding,
at the Northwest corner of & and Heron
streets, for five years at 500 per month.
The small building on + street, next
to the ice factory, is not in the fire
limits. And, no one is building at Mar
ket and G streets that were not burned
out at the fire, the Bulletin to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
Bids were opened Tuesday night by
Samuel Benn for the building Of his
block on street, and that of Alvin
Heinrich adjoining. The bids ranged
from SAILS, by George Weatherwax, to
1910 by John Anderson.
NOTICE TO LOG OwNER.-A hort cedar
log, branded =. B. Co., has drifted onto
Block 8, l. N. Scammon's plat of Monte
sano, and will be sold if unclaimed by
owner at the time specified by law. A.
OSWALD. Aberdeen, Wash.
County Assessor. Archer visited Aber-
deem, Tuesday, having come down with
the harbor committee OF the Montesano
chamber OF commerce, to meet his for.
mer chief in the U. S. engineering
department, Col. Handbury.
The following is the line up OF the Ho
GUAM foot ball team that plays the Abb
erdeen boys this afternoon at Athletic
park: Stream, left end King and Col
Inns, left tackle; Ballenger, left guard:
Gordon, center; Hall, right guard; Og-
den, right tackle; Clare, right end;
Hopkins, quarterback; Purdy, left half
back McGilliculdy and Collins fullback
Shaw, right halfback; Hunter and
Thomson substitutCS