Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-07

would be an acceptable Xmas present to
send to your eastern friends, who are
asking you all about this country.
r. p. Porter has received the finest
peanut rooster and corn pepper ever
brought to Grays Har Dor. The machine
cost $3.50 in Chicago and is beauty.
Dan Williams had f. OF severely
mashed Saturday while working in
Shields camp. and came to the Aber.
deem General hospital for treatment.
X, i;irschman, proprietor of the Edi-
son theater, is having a theater fitted
up in Hoquiam, which he will open to
the public on Monday evening, Decem-
Der, %.
LOST OR SroLEN-A No. ~ hammerless
shot gun, made by Baltimore Arms Co.
Taken from Hotel Kendall. A liberal
reward for information leading to its
recovery. l7.3t
Mrs. E. w. Hunter won the gold watch
given an a prize at the Edison treater
Thursday night. his is the second
! watch won by this lady at the Edison
drawings.
Claude Gob!e came down from Mon
tesano Saturday, and entered the Aber.
deem General hospital with severe ak
cut on his foot, received while working
Lambs camp.
Chas. r. Bell returned to Edmunds.
Saturday, after a weeks visit with his
sons in Aberdeen. Mr.. Bell intimated
that he might again become resident
of this city during the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Beardsley and chill.
dren left Saturday on the steamer Coro.
ma 10 for San Francisco. Mr.. Beardsley
will spend a month in California, but
his family will visit there until spring.
Claude weatherwax. of this city. and
Miss Amanda Pawlopski. of Portland,
were married December |, at the home
of the brides PARENTS and will make
their home in Aberdeen> after short
tour on the Sound, --~---''
NOTICE TO LOG OwNER-A short cedar
log, branded p. B Co., has drifted onto
Block 8, l. N. Scammon's plat of Monte
sano, and will be sold if unclaimed by
owner at the time specified by law. A.
OSWALD. Aberdeen, Wash.
VIM. Prouty had foot badly crushed
Saturday while working at the Anderson
, & Middleton mill. He was taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital, where the
injury was found to be quite severe, and
one toe had to be amputated.
Owing to the illness of Judge Irwin,
who is suffering with carbuncle on his
neck, the jury term Of the superior
court has been postponed. The crimi-
nal docket will be taken up December
Is, and the civil docket the first week
in January.
B. j, Garman has moved into his new
temporary building. III Market street,
where he will remain with his shoe store
until his new postoffice block is built.
9. V. 10y has his art studio in the same
building, at No. 175, and VIM. Zeigler
still has his repair shop with Mr..
Garman.
The contractors are working nights on
the foundations of the Heinrich block,
on the southwest corner OF Heron and q
streets. They will receive IS day for
every day the building is completed be-
fore February l, and n':st pay like
sum per day for every day it is unfin-
ished after that date.
The Des Moines, Iowa, Capital devotes
column and half to the strange do.
ings of j. r. Farrell, who was found in.
sane in that city. Letters from his fam.
lily in this city proved his identity. He
had about $500 in money on his person,
and he claimed to be possessed Of an es-
tate in Oregon valued at 81 100000.
T. H. Hill, who was arrested on a
charge of criminal libel against Officer
McGahan, declined to give the required
bail, and on Saturday his attorney, E. E.
Shields, applied to the superior court
for writ Of habeas corpus. The writ
was issued, and the sheriff summoned to
appear tomorrow afternoon and show
cause why he should not release the de-
PENDANT.
| The following officers were elected by
the Royal Neighbors Friday evening.
Oracle, Mrs. Frank Rogers; vice oracle,
Mrs. J. s. Creech chancellor. Mrs. M.
Scheyer; recorder ;: Mrs. j. W. Mcclure !;
receiver, Mrs. John Hanson inside SEN
tinel, Mrs. J. M. Lupton, outside senti.
mel, Miss Lena Turk; marshal, Mrs.
Chas. Walch managers, Joi n Hanson,
and Mrs. f. b. Casey.
Attorneys for Frank Zcnner, who was
convicted in the superior court OF living
off the earnings of a colored member OF
the demi monde of this city, have de-
cided to test the constitutionality OF the
act that makes this offense felony.
They have applied to the supreme court
for a writ OF habeas corpus. and the
court has ordered the sheriff to show
cause why the writ should not issue OF
December IS.
Speaking of the coming nuptials of
John Mcpherson and Miss Dora Leland,
the st. Johns, Mich Republican says:
"rhe wedding OF John Mcpherson and
Miss Dora Leland is announced to take
place next month. Miss Leland has
many friends in st. Johns, where she
lived for a number OF years, removing
with her father and family to Aberdeen,
Washington, about two years ago. She
is charming young lady and has held
a fine position as bookkeeper in Aber.
deer. Very many here will wish her