Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-12

s. ne OF the sports who attended the
big prize fight 1t Portland report one OF
Abeideen's most sedate citizens as oc-
cuping front seat in the bald headed
row.
The high winds Tuesday were the
worst of the season, an blew off a few
signs, and knocked over some frames
OF buildings that were not b aced suflic
iently for such blow.
Miss Ina WeatherWax, who is teach
ing in the public schools OF Seattle,
spent last Sunday in town, visiting her
mother, and receiving the congratulate
tons OF her numerous friends upon her
success in her chosen vocation.
An energetic manager for office to be
opened in this city for large manufacture
ing concern. Salary One Hundred Dol
lars per month, extra commissions and
expenses. Five Hundred Dollars cash
security required Test of references.
Address Manager Z. Q. Box 2l24 san
Francisco, Calf.
Solomon Kosoner, the Russian Finn
whose house on First street was cen.
Quoted in such manner as to cause his
arrest on the charge OF keeping a dis
orderly house last Sunday night, was
fined $50 by Judge Pearson, Monday
afternoon.
Regular services at the Baptist church
Sunday, conducted by Pastor Griffin.
Evening subject, "rhe Young Man and
His Ten ,taton,' the secon OF Il series
on "Temptation. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Young Peoples Meeting at
6 80 p. m.
Thos. Russell, OF Seattle, manager OF
the Tenino stone quarry. is in the city
with view to encourage disposition to
build stone buildings. Tenno stoae is
known all over the state as one OF the
prettiest building stones, and its du abil-
ity has been well tested.
f. II. Tanner has resigned his position
as manager of the store OF the West &
Slade Mill Co., and the proper man will
find an opening Their, for good posi-
ton. Mr. Tanner, with N. Critics, f. L.
7 Carman and others will engage in the
saw mill business on the Coquille ri err,
Oregon.
John Lindstrom, the shipbuilder, re.
turned this week from Eureka, Cal.
where he had been experimenting the
shipment OF the marine railway recently
purchased by him, and which will be
placed at his Aberdeen shipyard as soon
as the material can reach here, on a
steamer specially chartered for the
purpose.
The De Molai Commandery elected the
following officers Monday evening; E.ni
nent Commander, T.. Il. Eaton; Gener-
alissimo, A II. Benham Captain Cen
eral, A. j. West; Prelate, Rev. Charles
M,Dermoth Senior Warden, L. w.
ucrrick; Junior Warden, c. f. Drake;
Treasurer, Peter F. Clark; Recorder,
John S. Gum.
Contractor j. r. Cross began yester-
day the erection OF the business block on
the corner of q and Wishka:l streets for
Frank J. Becker. The building will be
50x65 feet, two stories high. Mr.. Becker
; will occupy the corner, SOHO feet, and
store room, 25x50 feet, on G. street will
be for rent. The upper floor will be ar
ranged for either office or lodging pur-
poses.
P;ter VI. Nelson, the popular pharma-
cist with the Smits Drug Co., and Miss
Pauline Gibson, granddau, Inter of Mr..
Samuel Benn, were married at the Benn
homestead, yesterday morning, Rev.
Chas. McDermoth officiating. The happy
couple took the morning train for a brief
tour, and will return next week to make
their home in Aberdeen.
The second ses, ion of the Cooking
School, held by the ladies OF the Con-
gregational church, was had yesterday
afternoon. 1t is the intention to hold
those sessions every Wedne,da ard
Saturday afternoons, and, it may lie
said, in passing, tina the ladies OF the
Congregational church OF Aberdeen have
among them some Of the finest cooks in
the land. 7 he write' speaks adviscdly.
The police court was occupied all yes
'erday afternoon and this morning in an
cndeavor to discover whether or not Al.
Payne was vagrant. \ jury yesterday
was able to agree on the matter, and
this morning Judge Pearson granted a
change OF venue to IIoquam, pro, eed.
ing that is largely problematical, as the
law requires changes ofsvenue to 90 to
the nearest justice, and Cosmopolis is
nearer 4 berdeen than is Hoquiam.