Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-26

Ted Haynes was accidently shot i
the right hand while hunting on the ba
yesterday The bullet struck the pain
and came out at the wrist, inflicting
severe wound. He was taken to tn
Aberdeen General hospital for treat
ment,
The Aberdeen Grocery Co. has opened
for business in temporary building a
81 II street, telephone SOL. with com
plete new stock Of groceries and pro
visions. Old patrons, and new ones are
invited to call, or telephone theil
orders. 1921
McPheren & Lambert have purchased
land of W. ]. Patterson, in the north
western part of the city, and will COM
mence at once the work OF preparing a
brick yard, having what they believe tc
be first class article of clay for the
purpose.
Miss Blanche Karshner and her
brother, Hubert 1. Karshner, who are
teaching in the Tacoma public schools,
came down last evening to spend
Thanksgiving at home. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Karshner will give Finch party
in their honor tomorrow evening.
Alfred A. Carls on, formerly of the
Oriental Tea Co. in this city, who is now
in similar business at Baker City, Ore
gon, and Miss Gertrude krull were mar
ried this morning at the home of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. A. Krull, and left
on the early train for their new home.
The Northern Pacific Ry. Co. will sup.
ply gravel for Aberdeen buildings from
its gravel pits near Elma. The gravel
will be delivered at Aberdeen for 81 pei
yard. Or, if the purchaser desires to
load it at the pit, the company will haul
it to Aberdeen for cents per 100 lbs
A cubic yard of gravel weighs about
1000 pounds.
The one. half rate on building material
allowed by the railroad company only
applies to material used in the burnt dis
trict, and on car load lots of brick, stone
lime, cement, structural iron, gravel and
sand. The shippers pay full rate, and
receive rebate of one-half when the
company is Satisfied the material was
for use in the burnt district.
II. F. Allen, we'll known builder Of
Seattle, arrived in the city Tuesday to
build the business block for Alvin Hem
rich, on the southwest corner of Heron
and G streets. The new block will be
built of Seattle brick, one story high
50xl30 feet, and will have four store
rooms, two on Heron and two on G
street. 1t will cost about $4,000
An exciting game OF foot ball is SEIZED.
uled for this afternoon between the
Aberdeen and Hoquiam teams. The
following is the line up of the home
team: Stevens, center; Jacobsen, right
guard; Kettel. left guard; Henry, left
tackle; Perry, right tackle; Bertholf,
right end; Taggart, left end; Lewis, full
back; Belt, right halfback; Brown, left
halfback; O'Neill, quarterback.
Col. Thomas Fl. Handbury and Capt.
W. W. Harris, of San Francisco, and
Major W. G. Langfitt, of Portland, the
special board of engineers appointed to
determine the inner channel in front Of
Hoquiam, arrived on Grays Harbor
Tuesday night. and left yesterday morn.
ing for Portland. The board examined
the proposed channel between Hoq:iam
and Grays Harbor City in tug, but
gave no intimation OF what their decision
would be. Committees ftOm the COM
mercial organizations OF Aberdeen, Ho.
quiam and Montesano accompanied the
party.