Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-16

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load on itt way to San Francisco, in {
heavy gale 10000 feet of lumber be
longing to the West & Slade Mill Co
was lost upon which there was no in
surance.
| Some of the property stolen at the fires
is coming to light. A roll of blankets
belonging to W. G. Hudson was fonnd at
a junk shop last week, where it had
been pawned, and the police may find
the thief.
Manager Cooper, of the Olympus
theater, has generously offered to give a
benefit for the Aberdeen Fire Depart
ment. A special performance will be
given and the proceeds given to the
department.
The infant twin daughter of A. s.
Coats died Saturday night, after very
short illness, and was buried yesterday
afternoon. Services were held at the
family residence, 40 3 strset, by Rev.
T. f. Elliott.
The special school election takes place
next Saturday, at the East Aberdeen
school house, and the present indications
are that there will be no opposition to
! the proposed sale OF the Wishkah street
property to the city for 5000.
LosT-At fire of October IS, by Wish
kah Circle, Women OF Woodcraft, a staff,
in a box, about feet long; silver knives
and forks in large white pitchers; silk
sashes, white, red and 2 green.
Please return to Mrs. J. NJ Bowes, Tel.
424.
Every member of the chamber of
commerce should endeavor to attend
the annual meeting tomorrow evening,
and great many that are not members
should take the opportunity to join, and
help the work of upbuilding greater
Aberdeen.
The storms Of the past two weeks
have been unusually severe and pro-
longed for this early in the winter, and
have greatly interfered with building
operations. Old inhabitants are pre-
dieting long spell of open weather when
the storm abates.
J. r. Patton, who was shot at Otter by
A. A. Armstrong. last Wednesday, died
Thursday evening. Coroner Smts held
an inquest. and the jury found that the
death was caused by Armstrong, who
waived an examination, and was held to
answer the charge of murder.
E. l.. Morgan OF the North river val
ley came to Cosmopolis, Tuesday 1t
was very stormy day. That night Mr..
Morgan suffered severe pam and called
upon Dr.. Watkins for relief. Theme
morning he went to Cosmopolis General
Hospital.-Cosmopolis Enterprise
O'Rourke & LaCass will open the Ven
dome restaurant and grill room, on the
alley in rear of "Our House" saloon, to.
morrow. Mr.. O'Rourke was chef at the
Crescent hotel before the fire, and it is
the intention of the firm to conduct a
strictly first class place, at moderate
prices.
Two fishermen. named Starlit and
Hudson, had a narrow escape from
drowning Saturday afternoon. They
were out in the river with their fish
boat when squall came up and cap
sized the boat. After swimming until
nearly exhausted, they were picked up
by Capt. Phelps, of the launch Maui S,
and brought ashore. The boat and fish.
ing gear were lost.
Crowthers 4 Wooding have the plans
ready for two.story brick and stone
block on the corner of Heron and G
streets, and have made a contract with
r. T. Dabney, who will build brick
buildings on two sides of their block, on
Heron street, and on G street, for use of
the party walls. The brick for Mr..
Dabney's G street building has arrived
and is being hauled to the ground.
Capt. Hans Lunvaldt. skipper of the
schooner Sophia Christianson, and Mrs.
Anna King were married Thursday even
ing. ct the home OF the bride, in East
Aberdeen. The shipmasters now in
port gave the newly wed couple recep.
ton, Saturday evening, and presented
the bride with beautiful set of china
dishes. Mrs. Lunyaldt will sail with
her husband when his vessel is loaded.
]. ]. Morgan, bartender we'll known
in this city and Hcquiam, is in Jail in
Seattle on charge OF attempted burg
larry. Morgan was in the residence of
Max Weisfield, clothing merchant,
and was knocked senseless with the
butt of revolver by Weisfeld and
turned over to the police, last Friday
night. Morgan's friends on Grays Har-
Dor are surprised at his scrape, as he
was always regarded as being honest.