Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-10

Mark Ennis and Carl Nelson left Sa
urday for San Francisco, where they
will visit friends for short time.
Mrs. J. N. Walker, city librarian,
moved Saturday from East Aberdeen to
her dwelling on the high school hill.
Jesse F.. Murphy, OF Seattle, former
register of the U. S. land Office at Olym-
pia, is visiting Aberdeen on business.
The quarterly examination of teachers
will take place at Montesano ON Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday of this week.
The City Market, corner Wishksh and
6 streets, has the sole agency for Aber-
deem for Montesano creamery butter. II
tt Salvation Army OF Aberdeen and
Hoquiam gave the children a pleasant
picnic. on the Hoquiam road, Thursday.
Alvin Heinrich. president OF the Aber'
deem Brewing Co., was down from
Seattle, several days last week, on bust.
ness.
Miss Marjory Girton came up from
Cohassett Beach yesterday:sfor a, brief
visit at home, and returned tins after.
noon.
Thos. f. Quigg, who recently recov.
cred from an attack Of typhoid fever,
lett Friday for Eureka, CAL. to recup-
erate.
IN Judge Pear,on's court last week,
the d. s. Johnston Co. secured o. judg
ment for 1880 and costs against !. Nv.
Mason.
Between the advancing price OF logs
and falling lumber market, the lot OF
the mill man is not one OF unalloyed joy
at present.
Miss 1. Vorhies, who has been visit
ing on Johns river, entered the Aber.
deem General hospital yesterday for
treatment.
Mrs. Chas. Riemer. OF Prosser, WASH,
is in the citv, having arrived few days
before the death OF her daughter, Mrs.
P. NJ. Nelson.
Mrs. w. ]. Mcdonald WAS struck in
the face by ball at the M. f. Sunday
school picnic Thursday afternoon. and
severely hurt.
DR.. Austin OF Howell, Mich, a on
in.law of II. N. Anderson, is visiting
relatives in Aberdeen, and may decide
to locate here.
Miss Cassie Graham was down from
her land claim, in 21-S, few days last
week, visiting Aberdeen friend-, and re.
turned Saturday.
j. w. Hall, of Montesano, resumed
snagging operations on the Chehalis
river, between Montesano and Iosmop'
oils, this morning.
Miss Nellie Snyder was taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital Friday with
bad cut on her arm, which required
several stitches to close.
Work was commenced this morning on
the new livery stable at the corner Of
Heron and Broadway streets, for J. II
McFadden and Arthur Mccall.
The opening of 1.-THE Heffron" saloon
Saturday night was one OF the finest al
fairs OF the kind ever seen in Aberdeen.
and the lunch was simply elegant.
In the Justices court Saturday the
w. S. Grinsfelder Co., of San Francisco
was given a judgment against F. X,
Granger for $74.52 and costs of suit
Carter & Gilroy resumed pile driving
on the electric railway this morning,
after several days delay, occasoned by a
shortage of piles OF the desired lengths.
The &. II. Electric Co. is having the
roadway, that is finished ready for the
rails, covered over temporarily, so as not
to impede travel while waiting for the
steel.
Ms. J. II. Underwood was stricken
with paralysis OF the left side Friday af-
terncon, and was removed to the Aber-
deem General hospital, where she is
slowly recovering.
Lost-A ladies brooch, black stone
with pearl setting in the center, and
gold band circle. The finder will please
return to L. l.. Trask, POP Market street,
and receive reward.
The Glays Harbor Trades and Labor
Council is preparing for grand demon
stration on Labor Day. Sept. I in which
al! the labor unions on the Harbor are
heartily cooperating.
Jacob Filtz and J. r. Pomerenk, OF
Oakville, and John o. Wilson, Cosmop-
oils, and Geo. Carlisle, Montesano, were
examined by the pension examiners, at
Montcsano last week.
sc. Coleman, proprietor OF the Olym'
pus theatre, came down yesterday Tor a
ten days visit, relieving his partner,
Manager Il. NJ. Cooper, who went to