Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-18

Postal Inspector Riches visited the
Aberdeen postoffice yesterday, on his
return from an official visit to Hump
tulips.
Chas. Alberta went to Centralia, to.
day, to attend the wedding of a Miss
Kahler, who visited friends in Aberdeen
las. summer.
N. a. Springer, the boat builder, has
taken the contract to hollow out the big
spruce 10y for the Western Washington
Exhibit Co.
The Crescent Base Ball team will cross
bats with the Elma nine at Athletic
Park next Sunday afternoon. and a good
game is looked for.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. ]. Ranney, of Olivet,
Michigan, who have been visiting DR..
and Mrs. Mapes, left this morning for
their Michigan ONE.
Contractor John Anderson has the
Pacific hotel we'll under way. 1t is now
on / street, and will be placed on its
new location next week.
Ex-Sheriff Huff has been rewarded by
Senator Ankeny by the appointment as
internal revenue inspector for Western
Washington, with salary Of $4,000 a
year.
Manager Bailey has been kept quite
busy the last few days repairing the tele-
phone wires burned out by the electrical
storm. The most trouble was on the
Hoquiam lines.
DIR. w. j. Long came down from Seattle
this week, and has established dental
parlors i'll the Elks' building. DR.. Long
will move his family here as soon as he
can secure a house.
Mrs. $ n. Sjmons, OF this city, lost
eight relatives in the Heppner disaster
Her brother, Leslie Matlock, by daring
ride saved the town of Lexington, nine
miles below heppner.
H. l.. Caldwell lett for Seattle TINS
+ morning or business, and wi / return to-
morrow, accompanied by his mother and
neice, who are coming from Michigan to
spend the summer.
house tor Ed. Lambert on q street, was
called 10 Ema today by the illness of
his wife, who has been in poor health
for some time.
Peter Holpa was up before Judge
Pearson again Yesterday, charged with
selling liquor without a license. He was
bound over in $500 bail to answer in the
superior court.
Fred Hamberg arrived in the city,
yesterday, from Hanover, Germany. and
will make his home in Aberdeen with
his brother, Jean Ham berg and cousin,
Geo. j. Wolff.
Chris. Lau. young brother of Miss
Lau, superintendent of the Aberdeen
General hospital, arrived in the city,
yesterday, from Ann Arbor, Michigan,
to visit his sister, and possibly remain
here.
Tom Murphy resigned from the pol;ce
force, Tuesday evening, after a service
OF three years and seven months. I'm
pleasant relations with some OF the force
is given as Mr.. Murphy's reason for the
step.
Henry Turner and John Henderson
were consigned to the city bastle this
morninr by Judge Pearson, not for be-
ing drunk and disordellv but for being
financially short OF the inevita bic IS and
COTS.
Steve Goolwell is shipping his house
hold goods to Los Angeles, where Mrs.
Goodwcll went short time ago for her
health. As Mrs. Goodwcll cannot live
in this climate, Nh. Goodwell will soon
go south to reside pcrmenantly.
Frank Wyman. the faith r OF the young
man who met his death in mill acct
dent last week, reache the city Tuesday,
from his land claim, in Clallam county.
and the remains OF his son were inferred
in Fern Hill cemetery Yesterday.
William q. Douglas, OF Douglas Bros.
will lease July 3, for Wakerton, Ontario,
where he will he married to Miss Sadie
Nj. Goodier on the 18th. The HERALD
joins the numerous friends of NJ {.
Douglas in hearty con- ratulations.
Gus Kendall has purchased the butt
cut from the big Hepf.ger log, and will
place it on exhibition at the Hotel Ken
da,l. :. X. Bowes has also secured a
four-inch cut from the log, which he
will place in his place OF business.
VIM. Grggs, the hardware man, has
adonted a novel method II advertising
tie fact that he is ready to equip camp