Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-07-09

elected to teach in the city schools, has
decided not to teach this year, Il has
rendered her resignation.
Dan IefFron, a Eoqniam salooc keeper,
has bee arrested under the rev law for
gambling, and has been held in s. bail
to appear in the superior court.
The board of county commissioners
met Monday. and adjourned Tuesday,
until next MonLav, awaiting the quar-
terly rep .rt of the county treasurer.
The cargo shipments of lumber from
Aberdeen during the month OF June
were as follows: Lumber, l4,oSS, 1914
feet Hath. 2,nSS, 900; shingles, 100, 500.
c. N. Gilroy. who with II. l.. Carter
has the contract for Two miles CT pile
driving and Gaping on the electric rail.
way, is very i'll AZ the Aberdeen General
hos tital.
Miss Ray shields, well and very favor
AMY kuOWu Ill AUCINCCI, WIS StNcICIy
burned, at Olympia. or the evening Of
the Fourth, by Roman candle isniting
her skirts.
Miss Gertrude Bell went to Montesano
this morning, where Mrs. G. K. Bell is
visiting, and from where they will start
Saturday for their new home at
Edmunds. Wash.
Harlow and Boetnger have resigned
from the Aberdeen base ball team. to
accept better positions. Harlow goes to
Natchez, Miss, and Boetinger joins the
Tacoma league team.
The record Of logging was broken in
the month of JuEe 10y the Poison Pros.
Logging Co.. on the lioquiam RIVER. The
output OF their camps for the month was
about 5000, 900 feet.
A number of friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
:. X. Bowes gave that worthy couple a
pleasa,t surprise Monday evening. A
pleasant time was had, with music,
games and dainty refreshments.
c. I. Woo ling has purchased tae
Acme opera house from Cliff. NJ
Weatherwax for $3050, and will put the
building in good repair, and seat and
otherwise equip it first class theater.
Miss Minnie Jones lost pocke tbook :,
containing small sum of money, at
Athletic Park. last Sunday, and will he
obliged ii the finder will return the
pocketbook, to n. q. kaufman'z store.
Geo. j. Wolff is looking after two
prominent citizens, to act as tellers, in
awarding the $l25.OO in gold coin, to the
parties having the greatest number Of
his Wolf coupons at = p. IN. on August 81.
VIM. Horr, formerly Of Aberdeen, now
president of the Elkhorn Mining Co., is
visiting the city. Mr.. Horr says the
company's mines, in Del Norte county,
California, are showing splendid mineral
indications.
Wi-hkah Lodge, No. 80, Knights Of
A number of the wives of the members
were present, and very pleasant social
tir:e was had after the installation. Re-
freshnenls were served.
At the meeting Of the Tdilor> Union,
Monday evening, the following o.licers
We're ected lor the ,nsuin" rm: }.
Il. DuOe, president; Herman Min-tr"m,
secre AIRY; Albert Muller, treasurer;
Edmar ~iueth, financial secretary.
Geo. J. Wolf Is making great + cpaa-
,ions i,r an annexation sale, 10 COM
mennonite the annexation OF the space
in his store formerly occupied bv cloth
ing and gents furnishings, by lis cry
goods and ladies' goods dcpartm nt,,
, An operation was performed d, the
Aberdeen General hospital. yesterday
upon ' r.. !. + Cooper, ii lioYuan,
and, we aru pleased to say liia the lady
was getting along nicely tiil- ,:oining,
the operation beng entirely Successful.
The Hoquam road is becoming noted
rendezvous for highwaymen, and tray
elers after night will be wise to have
their pistols in hand ready for use, One
or two we'll riddled robbers will 1e worth
more, as a preventative, than A whole
squad OF police.
Walter knowell, railroad man, was
brought to the Aberdeen General
hospital, yesterday, with his foot and
leg severely injured by the explosion OF
a track torpedo. He was taken to the
railroad hospital at Tacoma on the
train this morning.
Ross and Chas. Pinckney and Il.
Potter have purchased the logging camp
OF E. |. Wilson x Co., and have or@anizel
the Lumber City Logging Co. The new
company will add to the equipment o:
the camp, and has several million feet Il
timDe? on it, Present location.