Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-24

has almost been comp eted over thu
planked streets and at Market street i
, will strike the sawdust, and get alons
faster.
John Law, formerly foreman on the
Bulletin, now in the grocery business al
Montesano, was in town Saturday even
ing, visiting his sister, Mr.. Louis F,
Derkin.
The Michigan Lumber company will
install Wickes gang in their plant and
make some other improvements. A
speedy gasoline launch is another late
addition.
Rev. T. f. Elliott started at an early
hour this morning for Humptulips, to
officiate at the funeral OF Mrs. Evans, a
respected lady of that place who died
Saturday.
When you want physic that is mild
and gentle, easy to take and certain to
act always use Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by All
Druggists.
Herman Miskea paid IS and costs, and
Henry Archer was sent to Jail in default
OF the same sum by Judge Pearson this
morning, on charges of being drunk and
disorderly
| Mrs. VIM. butcher went to Seattle
yesterday, to attend nesting today of
the finance committee OF the grand
lodge, Degree of Honor, of which she is
member.
Elder T. II. Watson will open series
of Gospel meetings at the Seventh Day
Adventist Tent, corner OF Market and f
streets, tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
Good music. Everybody welcome.
The Aberdeen W. G. T. Z. hold their
annual election next Thursday, and
every member is requested to be present.
The work for the coming year will be
outlined and a thank Offering will be
taken.
Among the Aberdeen visitors TO Cen
tralia Saturday were: Misses Lucy
Wood and Edith Rasor, Mr.. Martin
Wood, Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ballew. David Campbell and Robt.
Lowry.
Miss Myrtle Porter, of this city, has
graduated from the Montesano Summer
! Normal school, and received teachers
certificate Miss Porter went to Ocosta
Saturday evening to visit friends at her
former home.
{ The excursion and grand ball of the
United Artisans Saturday evening and
yesterday was among the most success
full events of this kind Of the season.
Quite crowd attended and the ball was
very pleasant.
Capt. L. l.. Darling came over from
South Bend Friday and returned today.
The captain is operating soda works at
South Bend, and reports business rush
ing, and South Bend experiencing an
era Of prosperity.
While in Olympia Saturday Fred A.
Hart arranged with the state land
commissioner as to the harbor lines at
the Wilson mill, and work will be COM
menced at once on the foundations
for the new mill.
John H. Vaughan has purchased the
City hotel Of J. II. McFadden, and took
charge of the house this morning. Mr..
McFadden will give his entire attention
to his livery and transfer business in
the future.
| Mark Payette, proprietor of the Aber.
deem Tea Co., is placing fine article of
liquid laundry bluing Of his own manu-
facture, on the market, and is meeting
with success. particularly with the trade
in the neighboring towns.
J. A. Taft, OF Aberdeen, Wash. and
who formerly operated mill at Tilla.
nook, Oregon, is handling the lumber
end OF the Siler Mill company, OF South
Bend, WASH, very acceptably.
bia River & Oregon Tim herman.
Mrs. G. R. Beardsley is enjoying a
visit from two brothers whom she had
not seen for forty years, Horace Heath,
of Crawford, Nebraska, and Alvaro
Heath, of Missouri Valley, Utah. Both
gentlemen are accompanied by their
wives, on what is their first visit to the
Pacific Coast.
Pat. Newhouse, a 200-ronnd logger,
filled up on tangle foot yesterday and
was taken to TIE cooler not, however,
without a struggle, as he fought Mar
shall Anstie and Officer Lucore every
foot of the way. He was released in TIE
evening upon depositing $l5 bail for his
appearance in the police court.
| The Atlantic hotel was closed Saturday
by its prop ietor, G. G.. Sargent, owing
to the difficulty of securing proper help,
and he VIII probably rent the property
The house has been doing an elegant
business, but Mr.. Sargent's family were
worked down and he closed the house
to give the folks a needed rest.
| At meeting OF the Fishermen's union