Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-31

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from her son Thomas, from Bergman,
Alaska, where he intends to spend the
winter.
The Foresters OF America held a pleas
ant social session Tuesday evening in
their new hall in the West & Slade
building.
Mrs. Chas. McDermoth returned Tues
day from Seattle, where she was called
by the death OF her father, Judge Ros-
we'll Scott.
Harry Stevens was before Judge Pear
son, Tuesday, on charge Of drunk and
disorderly and took a change of venue
to Cosmopolis.
Nicholas Buker, an employe of the
telephone company, has received word
of the death of his mother at Olympia,
aged 81 years.
]. B. Dabney is figuring on the cost Of
a brick and stone building on his prop
erty at the northeast corner of Heron
and Ii streets.
John Carlson was found guilty of as.
eault upon John F. Carlson in Judge
Parsons court Monday afternoon and
paid $4l fine and costs.
r. r. Bassett has established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, at 81 Wishkah street, next
to the HERALD office Phone 555. 25-tf
DR.. F. r. Hayes, OF Freeport, H., who
is visiting his son, Harry A. Hayes. will
leave next Monday for South America,
to visit another son who is in business
there
A meeting of the creditors of f. E.
Barbee. bankrupt, is called at Tacoma
on January IL, for the purpose of bring
ing suit for insurance due the estate,
and other matters.
Al.Youn9, who formerly conducted the
Gem dance hall in this city, was shot
and killed at Portland by Dave Van
/, Houten, who accused Young of alienat-
ing the affections of his wife.
DIR. Smits has had the double dwell
ing house removed from the corner Of
Heron and X streets to the back Of the
lot, to make room for the plant of the
Aberdeen Artific al Stone Co.
f. G. and w. G. Plummer have pur
chased lots 8 and 10, block 3S, w. & BIS
Second addition, on Sixth street, next to
the residence OF G. w. Miller. S. X.
Bowes made the sale, and the price was
$500.
James Mounceer pioneer farmer of
Satsop, accompanied by Mr.. Badman,
an old Wisconsin friend who is visiting
the Mounceer family. visited Aberdeen
yesterday, and made the HERALD a
pleasant call.
Willard Turner, of Carleton. came to
the city Sunday and had a surgical oper-
alton performed on his knee yesterday.
MIR. Turner ran nail in his knee some
time ago, and the wound refused to heal,
hence the operation.
The steamer Harbor Belle will adopt a
new time schedule next Monday, under
which the steamer will lie overnights at
Aberdeen instead of Montesano, as at
present. The new time card will be
found on page eight.
X. Zelasko has the second floor of his
G street block divided into thirty-four
rooms, arranged in Office suites, and
will soon have them ready for occu.
pancy. The papsrhangers and painters
are now finishing up the rooms.
A rumor has got abroad that a dead
COW had been found in the city reser-
voir, and many have feared the water
supply was contaminated. There was
no truth in the statement, yet the cir
culators of the report succeeded in maxi
ing some worthy people uneasy.
G. NJ. Watkins, special agent of the
treasury department, was in the city
yesterday, looking up the business of
the custom house and postoffice, and
the probablei in the near future.
Upon his report the department will
judge of the necessity of public build
ing at Aberdeen.
The Chehalis County Logging & Tim.
Der Company, the Frank II. Lamb Tim
Der Company, Charles II. Clemens, j. J.
Johnson, Hall & Allison and John Biles,
all the largest loggers in the vicinity of
Montesano, commenced work again in
their logging camps Tuesday morning,
putting over 800 men at work again in
the woods. These loggers had shut
down with the intention of keeping the
camps closed for time longer, but they
decided that it would pay them better to
run than to lay idle and they according.
~ sent out call for their old crews to