Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-02

G. W. Ninemire offers TO donate goo
portion Of the overdue rent il the !. n
G. A. will vacate the rooms in his blocl
The rooms are badly needed for bushes
purposes.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. {
A. will meet in the association parlor
this evening at o'clock, sharp. Busi
ness of importance. All are urged to b
present.
The engine of the early passenger traiI
was derailed this morning by land slide
just east OF the city, near the Y, and thu
train was delayed a couple OF hours In
consequence.
Ed. G. Finch. manager OF the Gray'
Harbor Electric Co., has rented the rev
dwelling Of W. 6. Peckham, on the hill
and will bring his family from Rossland
B. c.. to reside.
Capt. G. II. Phelps, having leased his
dwelling to F. G. Schlenz for hotel pur.
poses, purchased portable house, which
he is placing on his lot, at Broadway
and Fourth street.
Mrs. Fred Redinger and Misses Nellie
and Goldie went to Olympia, today,
where Miss Nellie gives piano recital
this evening, under the auspices OF the
Ladies Musical Club.
A Knight of Sherwood uniform was
lost at the first fire, in moving the Fash
ion saloon. The name G. knudson, was
on the valise. If you know Of it kindly
inform ]. NJ. Bowes.
John Noonan, Mortimer Penny and
Chas. Price were committed to the city
jail, in default of $40 and costs each, by
Judge Pearson, charged with being
drunk and disorderly.
H. L. Miller. OF Guthrie, Oklahoma.
arrived in Aberdeen, Thursday after
mon. and will make an extended visit
with his son, c w. Miller, cashier OF
the Aberdeen State Bank.
DR.. Paul Smits has lost a valuable
young hound, for the return of which he
will give liberal reward. The dog is a
registered Chesapeake Bay crab hound I,
little over six months old.
Jesse Murphy is special agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New
York, and is the resident agent OF Aber
deem and Grays HarbOr. give him your
business. Room Is, Becker building.
Someone has misinformed the Monte.
sano Vldette that the official map Of
Aberdeen has been destroyed in the fire
The map was saved, and is now hung on
the walls of the clerks new Office.
o. J, Lawrence will build temper.
airy store building on his lot on the
northwest corner of Wishkah AMI F
streets, tor his Racket store, while he
rebuilds his part OF commercial block.
There may be other agents around to
see you, but talk with Murphy, the resi-
dent agent who is located in Aberdeen
and will help to build up the town, he
represents the strongest life company in
the world-the Equitable.
Work on the buildings of Chas. F.
Veysey, corner Market and + streets.
was stopped by the city autho tiles, on
the ground that they were permanent
buildings, and suit with the city may
grow out of the matter.
Charles L. Fradenberg, of this city,
and Miss Lizzie Ultican, of Cosmopolie,
were married Friday afternoon, at the
home of the BRIDES parents, in Cosmop-
oils, and, after short tour, will make
their home in Aberdeen.
The Salvation Army has decided to
abandon its work in Aberdeen for the
present, until suitable quar- ers can be
secured, and Ensign WE:. Burkema has
been ordered to Dalles, Oregon, and
Lieut.. Rynbergen to Seattle
w. E. Kindred, an experienced brick.
maker of Olympia, is convinced that the
clay in Highland Home. will make good
brick and has leased ground from James
Stewart upon which he will start brick
ydIu, CQuI ppcu itll luOucIu IldCIllIl6Tys
p. F. Halierty, who purchased the
Croft ranch at Markham couple of years
ago. sold it this week to J. l.. Phillips and
D. A. Watson, of Johns river, for SIC, 1000.
Mr.. Halferty will continue to operate
the clam cannery at Markham.
Mrs. E. F. Wolfe has leased the large
building now being erected at l9l Her
on street, which will be conducted as
first class hotel, on the European plan.
The house will be ready to receive room
ers in about three weeks. The name of
the hotel will be "The Kenilworth."
B. J. Garman has secured the store
room in Odd Fellows hall, for his shoe
store, where he will open up as soon as
his insurance is adjusted. The city IL
brary has been packed up in the rear
room, and it is uncertain ct present
what action the city council will take
with regard to its continuance.