Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-01

J. NJ Trenholm, who managed the
Poodle Dog Cafe left Friday for parts un
known, leaving number of creditors tC
mourn having made his acquaintance.
The residence OF r. B. Campbell, on
Fourth street, between + and Il streets,
has been sold to J. Larkin. The pur-
CT ase price was $1,000 Mr.. Cam, bell
and family will make their home in
Astoria, where he is employed.
The young people of t e Presbyterian
church had pleasant gathe ing at the
home of Capt. and Mrs. Magill, FRIDAY
evening. Several musical and patnto.
miiic r, nditons were well given, and
these were followed by refreshments.
The improvements on the G street side
of the Garman block is what has been
wanted to give a store-front appearance
to that side OF the building. This will
also add to the possibility OF making a
proper display OF his extensive stock Of
hoes etc.
/ At meeting held at the court house,
Montesano, last Saturday, A. G. Everett,
of Montesano, was chosen fruit icspec-
! tor. he mectir, was called by the
county commissioners, to get the express
sion of the horticuturists OF the county
a. to their choice.
+. X. Drake is busy gathering SUBJ
s'riptions to complete the pre-. ent issue
OF stock authorized for the purpose OF
erecting Masonic Temple IN this city.
TIE building when complete will cost
about $4,000, and will be located on
the corner Of Heron and streets.
The Aberdeen W. c. I. t., meets
Thursday afternoon, at the VI. +. church,
to entertain the children. MI boys and
girls who have signed, or wish to sign
the ledge, to avoid the use of alcoholic
drinks and Tobacco in every form, are
cordially invited to attend this reception
w. II. Mcbride sold his livery stable
and tran fer business, Saturday, to Emil
Pfund and his brother, who recently ar
,ivel from Switzerland The corsidera.
ton was about $50 0. Mr.. McHride
sold by reason OF failing health, and will
take we'll earned rest before again en-.
gaging in business.
Work was commenced this morning
on the erection OF the shell, to cover the
big log OF the Western Washington FIX.
hibit Co.. opposite the railroad depot.
1t is considered that the big log has
now reached point that will render its
future landings easy. as compared
with getting it out OF its native forest.
That portion of the road to Aberdeen
which has been completed by contract
or smith is the finest pi ce of plank
road in Chehalis county. Now to com.
pete the miserable stretch which inter
venes between the limits of the new part
al the Aberdeen part and there will be
big feast due the city council of Ho-
quiam.-Gant's Sawyer.
The Electric Light company has just
Coh'piStCN IChlliHS thCiI oiliCC al tIlc
Acme opera hose. 1t is now one of the
pleasantest office, in the city and will act
as model for Others to copy from.
Among the new articles of furniture is a
desk spec ally designed for the care OF
insurance and kindred business, which is
gem, and reflects credit upon the Alb
erdeen Mfg Co. who made it.
J. NJ. Lewis, who has been engaged
here in the monument business, re
ceved word Friday of the death of his
daughter, Mrs. Carrie May Klbbe, at
Elma. Mrs. Kibbe was but % years of
age, and was the wife OF Editor Kibbe
of the Pc Ell Guardian. She was an &C.
complished young lady with faculty of
making friends with all she came in
contact with, as was demonstrated by
the large cOrtege that followed her re-
maina to the cemetery, at Elma on
Saturday
On Wednesday. June 3rl, there will
be a basket ball game in koehler's hall
bct"ccl tiIo lollo"IH+ P'chcu teallls Ol
boys and girls: The girls are Mabel
Larson, Gladys Lille, Frances Fox, Vera
Namman, Ethel Benjamin. Nina Han
son and Grace IeVis; the boys ale
Raymond Sauers, Alanscn McDermoth,
Alanson Hart, Earl jameson, Scott
Paine, Glen Burrows and Harry Hood.
This promises to be the event Of the sea-
son and there is no doubt, will belargelv
attended. Tn" price of admission is ten
cents.