Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-31

much better in health than when. he
left.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Egerer, Mrs. John
Perry and Mrs. Sam Anderson enjoyed
DAYS fishing, Saturday, in the Satsor
river.
Subscribers 10 the HERALD failing tn
receive their papers regularly will confer
favor by reporting the same to this
Office.
Misses Emma Workman and Maude
Lampkin, who have been visiting Mrs.
SiIas Pearson, returned to Chehalis
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grlffiths, parents of Mrs.
w. f. Greene, left Friday for Tacoma to
reside with a son, who lie in busin rs in
that city.
| The run of black salmon is improving,
and the catch is being packed in ice and
shipped fresh by the Grays Harbor
Packing Co.
Miss Carrie Crout. who has been Wis.
iting Mrs. J. NJ. Bowes for the past two
weeks. left this MOI ming for her home in
Detroit, Mich.
Miss Edna Dennis returned to Olym-
pia, Saturday, after few days visit
, with Aberdeen friends, the guest of Mrs.
l.. J. Beedon.
H. G. Hammond is at the Aberdeen
,, General hospital with badly cut foot,
received while at werk in the Williams
& johnson camp. -
FOR LEASE-The best vacant bust.
ness corner in Aberdeen for long term
of years. Inquire of J. j. Carney. 80
Wiehkah street. If -
jeff, the shoe man. has a most ella.
borate display OF fine ladies' shoes in his
corner window arranged on the latest
improved window fixtures.
J. L. Phillips. of Montesano. returned
this morning on the steamer Chehalis
from visit of three months in California
for the benefit of his health.
The funeral of the little child of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Gustafson took place Friday
from the family residence in East Aber-
deem, Rev. Rossing officiating.
Editor and Mrs. H. D. Crawford re.
turned Friday night from Victoria, where
they had attended the annual meeting
of the State Press Association.
Harry Tillotson, saw filler at the
American mill, received long cash on
HE wrist, Saturday, and was taken to
the Aberdeen General hospital.
City Treasurer Locke has issued a call
for warrants on the current expense
fund, numbered from 1855 to 1924, upon
which interest ceased August q.
E. ]. Damitio, who is employ ed in
Seattle, was in the CITY Saturday night.
He was called to Elrha by the serious
illness of his father, John Damitio.
Thos. Morgan left this morning with
two of his sons, Henry and Guy, for
Vancouver, where the boys will resume
their studies at St. James Academy.
Mail Carrier Eccles returned Friday
from Green River Hot Springs, where
he spent his annual vacation, and re.
sumed his mail route this morning.
Miss Lillian Griffiths left Friday to as
sumo her duties as principal OF the pub
lie schools at Fairhaven, after spending
the vacation with Aberdeen relatives.
! The Edison theater announces a gold
watch given away next Thursday even
ing. The watch can be seen in the show
window CT Burnett Bros jewelry store.
Frank Granger has leased the room
occupied now by the Up-to-Date restau'
rant, where he will open cigar and
fruit store as soon as it can be fitted up.
The young son of Mr.. and Mr.. &. F.
Harding was taken to the Aberdeen
General hospital Friday. with frac-
tured arm, caused by.a fall while play
ing.
Mrs. J, w. Fordney and children left
this morning fer their home in Saginaw,
Michigan. Warren Egerer accompanied
them, and goes back TO enter school
there.
All the coupons in the competition for
the 1925 prize offered by Geo. j. Wolff
must be deposited in the BALLOT box, at
the city council rooms by 8 O'Clock this
evening.
Niua Delmar, a dance hall fairy, was
arrested last night, charged with steal
ing 500 from the pocket of Andrew
Larche, mate on the schooner Letitla.
Miss Delmar denies the soft impeach-
ment, and will be allowed to explain
before Judge Pearson this afternoon.