Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-07-23

on the FOURTH. VIII be again tried next
Sunday morning at II o'clock, in the
Wishkah river, at the Heron street
bridge.
Unless some rain occurs soon, so as to
raise the streams sufficiently to float
d ,wn the logs above tide water. there
will be serious shortage of logs on the
Harbor.
VIM. Corwin, OF the Whittier orwin
Machinery Co., and Arthur Morton, of
the Arthur Morton Co., Seattle. were in
the city yesterday on business with
their local agent, F.. A. Rupert.
Geo. Nye was banquted last evening.
in the parlors of the Congregational
church. by the Christian EnHeavor so.
cietv, in recognition OF his valuable ser
vices in the national convention.
The Grays Harbor Tugboat Co. will
let the contract for the building Of a
first-class tug on August l. Shipyards
at Aberdeen, san Francisco and Puget
Sound are figuring on the contract.
Judge and Mrs. w. w. Langhorne,
parents of Mrs. R. H. Basseta, returned
to Chehal's Tuesday, after visit with
their daughter, mixed with a little le-
gal business on the part of the judge
The boys on the Y. NJ. G. A. outing at
North Beach are having jolly good
time, under the management of Supt.
Wanacott, according to the reports
brought up by some residents of that
locality.
Mr.. Foelkner, who has been running
the Wishkah hotel, has moved into the
Stapp property recently purchaned by
him, at Market and II streets. which he
has refitted, and calls it the "Grand
Central" hotel.
l.. X. Walker returned this week from
a visit in New York state, and, consider
ing the hot weather back there, to
which long wears on the Pacific Coast
had rendered him extremely susceptible
he was glad to get back. They all are.
No man or woman in the state will
hesitate to speak we'll OF Cham berlain' g
Stomach and Liver Tablets after once
trying them. They always produce a
pleasant move ment Of the bowels, i'm
prove the appetite and strengthen tie
digestion. For sale by AllDrugyists
Charley Rockwell and Jos. Koschilz
have leased the Poodle Dog restaurant.
and will open up first.class cafe next
Monday. Charley Rockwell is known
all over Grays Harbor as successful
restaurant man, while Mr.. Koschilz is a
noted chef, from Hot Springs, Arkansas.
=Gus Tate, the talented young come.
dian, whose efforts have done so much
il making the Olympus theatre famous,
will soon leave to join the David Belas-
co.'s production, 1.-THE Hills of Califor.
nia," and the Olympus company will
give him farewell benefit, Sunday,
August =.
G. M. Cornwall, editor of the Colum.
bia River Oregon Timberman, arrived
in the city last evening, accompanied by
6. A. chapman, OF the Chapman Lum-
Der Co., Portland. Mr.. Chapman is
investigating the ariel logging road in
vented by Mr.. Lamb on Black creek,
with view to using the idea at some OF
his company's camps III Oregon.
The Red Wen OF Gravs Harbor, that
is the tribes of Aberdeen. Hoquiam and
Cosmopolis. will give their annual tx-
cursion and ball at Westport, August S
and Is. These annual excursions OF the
Red Men have come to be regarded as
the Beach excursion of each season, and
no efforts are being spared to make
this one enjoyable.
Sceptics as to the ablit0 OF Manager
Finch to make go" of the electric
railway have taken to the woods. Nc
such proposition anywhere has been
pushed with more vigor since the ratiti-
cation OF the franchise privileges in
Aberdeen and Hoquiam. Today the
work Of construction is being pushed as
fast as men and money can do it: cor
tract has been signed for 60.pound steel
rails, amounting to $25, 900 and S40,'
600 electric plant at Hoquiam has been
purchased. Pretty fair progress, when
compared to the hot air road OF last
year.
Complaint is received at this office
that subscribers of the HERALD do not
receive their papers regularly at the
postodice OF Grove, Mason county. AS
the papers are mailed from this office in
package, with the postohice name
printed thereon, there should be nc
difficulty in their reaching their desti.
matte every Wednesday and Saturday.
Our Grove subscribers will confer L.