Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-08

/ Samuel j. Mcmillan, the champion
strong man OF the west, has been 4
drawing card at the Olympus theatcl
during he past week, and tie ease with
which he twists heavy bars OF iron Is
truly a wonder.
Albert Lewis was convicted by a
! jury, in Judge Parsons court, OF assault
and battery Thursday afternoon, and
| fined 81 and costs, amounting in all
about $50. Notice OF appeal to the
superior court Las been given.
Mayor West has received a letter from
Andrew Carnegie's secretary, declining
the propo .iton OF Aberdeen for a public
library building. He states that Mr..
Carnegie only donates for building and
permanent fixtures, not for hooks.
Judge Pearson thinks he is unjustly
criticised about the poor janitor work
done in his court room. He believes
that as he furnishes the room to the
city free OF cost, the city prisoners
might be allowed to keep it in order.
A new telephone directory is being
printed, and will be distribute in a few
days. This directory was to have been
printed three weeks ago, but was de-
delayed by the necessary absence Of
Manager Baby, who was called to the
Sound.
Among the Improvements noted at the
Aberdeen Brewery is an 500 barrel
water tanl: for fire purposes. On each
OF the three floors of the establishment
is provided 100 feet Of fire hose, with all
modern arrangements for quick connec-
ton in case OF fire.
Two ca loads of fixtures for the new
jewelry store of Burnett Bros, arrived
Saturday, and are being placed in posi-
ton. AS soon az completed there will
be grand opening, the exact dare of
which will be announced in the next
issue OF the HERALD.
The British ship Ariquipa WAS sunk
off Valparaiso last week, and many OF
the crew and passt neers were drowned.
The ship was commanded by Captain
Todd, who was accompanied by his wife,
and both were lost. Mrs. Todd was a
sister o, Mr.. C. Il. Bell OF this city.
The wedding OF Miss Gay Heardsley.
OF this city, and Mr.. Edward q. Camp
bell, a prominent young merchant Of
Moscow, Idaho, is announced for June
%. The ceremony will take place at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. c. A. Beardsley, on Wisikah
set.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union gave reception to the children
Thursday in place of regular meeting.
A pleasant hour was spent with the
children at the NJ T. church parlols,
after which they marched--a company
of sixty-two-to the nome of Mrs. o. A.
Myers where cake, ice cream ard lemon
ade were served.
At the meeting of the A. o. L. W.,
Friday evening, the following officers
were elected II. c. Brewer, i. Nj.
Julius Heyer, M. W A. a. Brown,
Foreman; N. A.. Springer, o.; f. II.
Shelley, Recorder; j. d. Morehead, Fin !;
II. f. Shelley, Rec ; VIM. butcher,
Guide; 7. S. Clemmons, |. w.; Thos.
Kicking, 0. w.
A Loyal Temperance Legions was OF
ganize Friday, in the M. +. church
with membership of thirty-two. The
l.. y. l.. is branch OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, whose
object is to instruct the children in t. m.
perance and purity. Parents are invited
to send the children, and are cordially
lvited to come with them and see wha,
we are doing Legion meets every Fri
day from 8 to t.
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