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

The stockholders OF the Abe deem Co
operative Association held its frs
annual meeting Tuesday evening, an'
elected the following trustees: r n
Moody. A. G. Jonas, Max Gradl, |. B
Glidden, Harry Green, J. j. Ryan ant
j. 3. Scott.
Capt. L. L Darling went to Tacoma
Wednesday, to buy more bottles for his
soda works. His business has already
gone beyond his expectations when he
came here, which speaks well for the
quality of his goods. South Benz
Journal.
DR.. S. G. Maker was taken seriously
i'll Sunday evening with heart trouble,
and, for a time, serious results were
feared. His father, DR.. E. A. Maker, OF
South Bend, was notified, and is now in
the city. The doctor rallied, and is now
rapidly improving, and will be able to
be out in a few days.
| Two cows were run into the pound
last night, and one of tn m hooked the
other. and the ques ton arises if it would
not be better to put the impounded
animals in stable. at the expense OF
the owner. The dumb brutes should
not be made to suffer for the derelc-
tions of their owners.
Officer Lucore was looking yesterday
morning for the arty who burglarlzed
the dog pound. When he came on duty
in the morning he found the door OF his
Zoo had been forced, and tn SO itary
dog that was in his charge gone.
Lucore declares he will prosecute the
person for burglary ii he finds Linn.
1t is believed that the Iindstrom ship
yard will receive the contract for the
building of the new tug boat for Grays
Harbor. The bids were opened asst
Saturday, and Mr.. Lindstrom's bid was
the most favorably considered, but the
contract will not be let until some slight
changes in the specifications are made.
W. III. llepfinger has the slice of his
big spruce log, that was sold to Stock
holm Sweden, parties, banded with
iron and packed for shipment, and it
will be taken to South Aberdet IN tomor-
row, and loaded on car that is leading
lumber at the Michigan mill for New
York City, and from there it will be
shipped to its destination, where it will
be placed in public park, a standing
advertisement of Aberdeen timber.
The annual excursion and grand ba |
of the Grays Harbor Tribes of Improved
o der OF Red Men at Westport Beach
occurs next saturday and Sunday. Those
wishing to attend the ball and return
the next morning can do so, as boat
will leave Westport at 4 o'clock Sunday
morning. A base ball game, and fine
program Of athletic sports has been ar
ranged for Sunday, and the Cosmopolis
Gun Club will have a shootin. contest,
go that a general good time may be
expected.
Jack Simpkins, foreman OF Lytle
Bros. logging camp was accidentally
drowned in the Hoquiam river Tuesday
afternoon. Simpkins and another EN-.
ploye of tie camp left Hoquiam for
camp. Abort six miles up the river the
boat was upset and both men fell into
the river. Simpkins was drowned, but
his companion swan ashore. The river
was dragged for the body, but, up to
last evening, it was not found. The de-
ceased was single man, and member
of the Odd Fellows and Order of Eagles.
The Mcdowell Art Club held most
interesting and instructive meeting at
Miss Redinger's studio, last week. The
first part OF the programme was an eX-
animation on pianoforte theory. These
examinations will be feature OF the
club work. Woldfgang Amandeus Mozart
was the study of the evening, each mem
be- relating some delightful episode con.
corning his life or music. A pleasing
programme of vocal and instrumental
music ens1ed, and the meeting was
brought to close by enrolling the names
of Miss Anna Carlson and Miss Sadie
Nelson on the membership list. Jonann
Sebastian Bach will be studied at the
next meeting, and most interesting So
journ into the realm of Bach's trials and
triumphs is anticipated by the enthusi-
astic members.