Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-22

| Ninn is visiting in Aber 'een. the guest
of Mr. anl Mrs. J. W. Young.
Contractor J. +. Carter has the new
dry kilr of the West 4 Slade Mill Co.
almost completed
Mr.. Foelkner, proprietor Of the Wish.
kah hotel has purchased the stapp build
ing, Market and II streets, and will use
i; in connection with his hotel.
Mrs. ]. S. Coxey returned to her home
Friday from the Aberdeen General hos
pital, where she had been under treat.
ment for some time
A runaway horse on the Heron street
bridge, Friday, caused consideration
among the pedestrians. but was halted
before any damage was done.
A special train carried number OF
Elks to Olympia, Saturday evening,
where new lodge was instituted by
District Deputy w. X. Macfarlane.
Elmer Walker was brought from Will
son 4 Pott.r's camp to the Aberdeen
General hospital this morning, with a
severe axe cut Oh the knee.
While assisting in decorating the Pres
byterian church, yesterday, Miss Hazel
Magil fell against the stove, and re
ceived severe cut over the eve.
I. Neudleman, OF the Peoples Furni
tire Store. was accidentally struck with
a bat, during the ball game at Westport,
yesterday.
r. Ghols N came down from the Coats
camp, SATURDAY. night, and entered the
aberdeen General hospital. with hand
badly cut by saw.
John Teallan had foot mashed by a
falling limb at Larkin's camp, Saturday,
and was brou- Int to the Aberdeen Gem
eral hospital, where his great toe was
amputated.
FIR d and Bert Lewis, John G: oss and
Miss Edith Lewis. who have been atterd.
iny school at Portland, returned home
Friday, to spend the summer vacation.
Tie Rev. G. J. Hecknor will deliver a
lecture in the Baptist church tomorrow
evening. Subject "Mormonism." Al
dress will commence at s p. m. admission
frea.
; The United Artisans had a pleasant
meeting. saturday night. at their hall.
Prominent members from abroad ad.
dressed the meeting, and the affair
| wound up with a social dance.
Seven new members were initiated in
to the Elks' lodge, Friday evening, viz.
, f. B. Benn, Charles l.. Lewis, Richard
: X. Hartwell, ]. A. NJ PhersoE, 3. G.
Crane, b. q. Cheney and f. W. Byles.
r Geo. J. Wolff will close out his stock
OF mems clothing and furnishing goods,
and has moved all those lines from his
store to 43 Heron street, where they will
be in charge of MIR. Jean Hamburg until
sold off.
| The First Church OF Christ, Scientis
was formally opened yesterday morning..
The Christian Science Association OF
Aberdeen has been organized about two
wears, and now has one Of the neatest
little churches in the city.
Gus. Carlson, one OF the crew OF the
steamer Coronado, had a wrist badly
spraned Saturday, while assisting to
load the vessel. The injured member
p, was treated at the Aberdeen General
: hospital, and Mr.. Carlson sailed with
his ship.
The engagement is announced of Mr.
Walter Crammatte and Miss Allie tlnack'
- enbush, and the HERALD joins Their
( numerous friends in wishing the happy
young couple a long, happy aud pros
porous married life.
:, The $1,000 bonus for the Uuion Mill
Co. has been practically raised III Aber'
deem and Cosmopolis, and tie company
has begun the work OF clearing the site
The null will be located in the n. F.
addition to South Aberdeen, and lis
i erection Will undoubtedly hasten the
building of a bridge ,ross the Chehalis
river.
. Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Lamar have taken
' charge OF the circulation department OF
the HERALD this morning, and we be-
g speak for them courteous treatment
+ when they call 1t is the intention OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar to make house
+, to- house canvas OF Aberdeen and Che
J. halls county, with view o. placing the
herald in each home.
There was q:ite a contribution to the
). city exchequer this morning, via the
= police court. G. Frederickson coughec
M Slo and costs; VIM. Springer s. anc
n ditto, &c. Swift donated a like amount
g while Oscar Hanson preferred the for
feiture OF so bail to appearance The
). bail was declared forfeited with tht