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

sano yesterday. The Judge is takin.
his annual vacation, and will reoper
court September I.
Mrs. Fred II. Green and Mrs. Chas
r. Green are enter aiming a party of lad,
friends, at cards, this afternoon, at the
home of the former.
The lower water main crossing the
river was broken again lis week, and
the Michigan mill was put out o: com.
mission for two days.
Mrs. f. f. Carr, of Tacoma, and Al s.
NJ Conner, OF Aurora, Nebraska, are
visiting Aberdeen, the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. II. d. Crawford.
ID. j. Hebron, recently from Michi.
gan, has purchased the Hcusman sa
loon, and the Housman brothers have
returned to Portland.
Carl Ra.nil had a finger caught in
I the machinery while working in the
Aberdeen Lumber & Single mills yes
terday. and had it anputated.
The unity commissioners sat as q
board OF equalization Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, and began session
this morn; ng as commissioners.
Xavier Clerin, who has been visiting
his son, G. +. Clerin for the past three
wears, left this morning for his old
home, at Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Brown 4 Potter, from Seattle, have
leased the store room, 43 Heron street,
and will open with stock of clio hing
and gent furnishing goods about August
Is.
DIR. Smits visited Walter Achey, at
Grand Forks yesterday, and found him
much improved, and with favorable
chance of recovery from his terrible in.
juries.
W. Turner, hotel and livery man of
Grand Forks, was in town yesterday.
He reports Walter Achey, who was
seriously injured last week, to be i'm
proving.
Geo. II. Stone, OF Seattle, and his
brother, Ex-Governor Stone, OF Penns l.
vania, arrived in the city last night, to
look after their extensive investments
in this locality.
Frank Hyrer came up from Temple
tons camp yesterday. and entered the
Aberdeen General hospital, with bad
cut over the eye, received while working
in the camp.
Lost-A ladies brooch, black stone
with pearl setting in the center, and
gold band circle. The finder will p! lease
return to L. L. Trask, POP Market street,
and receive reward.
The baby son OF Mr.. and MRS. Wayne
Little swallowed some concentrated lye,
Monday evening, and for time serious
results were feared, but the child has
now fully recovered.
The pastor will occupy the pulpit next
Sunday, both morning and evening, in
the Congregational church. The morn.
ing topic is Shadows" and the evening
one "What ia the Matter With Woman"
Will. tanning and r. A. Wiley re.
turned Tuesday from a cruise in the
timber on the upper Chehalis river.
Mr.. tanning went to Westport yester-
day to attend to some unfinished bust
ness.
Next Saturday will be cold Soldiers
Day at the q. A. Il. grounds, Westport.
There will be meetings of the stock.
holders and trustees, and the annual
election OF officers, and an old fashioned
camp fire at night.
The C. f. Burrows Co. has contracted
with the Wfinney Shipyard Company
to build a freight and towboat to cost
$4,000. 1t will be l25 feet long and will
be used by the company principally on
the Humptulips river,
The Foresters OF America are making
elaborate preparations for their grand
annual excursion to Westport, August
10 l6, and are starting out to make it
surpass all their previous efforts in this
line, which is saying great deal.
Mrs. Ella Elspermap, district presi-
dent OF the Rebekah lodge, will be here
Tuesday evening to meet with the
Aberdeen lodge. A full attendance OF
the members is desired. The Cosmopolis
lodge is expected over for the occasion.
Considerable complaint has been
made OF late about cows running at
large in the night, annoying people with
the clamor of their bells, and damaging
residence yards, and Marshal Anstie has
called the attention of the policemen to
Ordinance 2l3, which prohibits cows,
or heifers over one year old, from run
ming at large between the hours of
p. m. and 6 a M, and requiring that it
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