Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-06-04
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to Cosmopolis.
/ Work has been commenced at the
Aberdeen General hospital upon an &C
tagoaal operating room, on the south
side OF the main bui ding.
! Can furnish cedar piing tor foul da-
tons on short notice, also spruce ping
and bonn sticks. Enquire OF j. h.
/ HAYNES, - B street. Phone 500 tt
! Mrs. w. Eastman and Mrs. g. =.
/ Clerin are entertaining a number OF their
lady f'iends this afternoon, at the home
of the former, % Second street.
the Fourth OF July committee is
rustlng subscriptions, and expects to
report tomorrow evening, with funds
emo Oh for grand celebration.
A large boiler and engine is being in.
stalled at the Aberdeen General hospital,
and will be use to operate laundry
and electric light plant for the insitu.
ton.
Walter Tyrell who was for some time
in the empl " of the telephone company
in Aberdeen, committed suicide at
Tacoma last week, by shooting himself
in the head.
f. X. Drake, who is looking up sub
srriptions to the stock OF the Masonic
temple, has about 81 900 subscribed, and
there is no doubt that the entire $4,000
will be taken.
At Athletic Park next Sunday the
Crescents will lay the Montesano team,
and a good game of ba ball may be
looked for. No charge will be ma lie TO-,
use of the grand stand.
Chas. Townsend left this morning tor
an extended trip in the east. While
absent Mr.. Townsend will purchase
machinery for the new mill, to be built
by the Union Mill Co.
The Dryden & Leilch mill has been
closed down this week, while some new
machinery was being put in place, ana
other improvements made that will
materially increase its caracity.
Opposite the railroad depot. the large
shed over the big spruce log is nearly
completed, and several cuts ave been
taken from the "toothpick." Next week
the work of following out the log will
begin.
Col. Fred d. Huestis formerly collector
of customs for Puget Sound district, and
well known on Grays as the builder of
Dor. was in the city on business last
evening.
want your farm, ranch, timber land.
logging proposition or mill site. Have
eastern purchasers and investors. Send
| full and complete description of your
property. A. B. NEWELL, ll6 Marian
street. Seattle, Wash. 7lT-4t
A check for $3 900 was received Tues
day by l.. j. kolts, secretary OF the
Grays Harbor Tent, Knights of the Mac
cabees, payable to Mrs Amy Farquar,
widow of the late John ". Farquar, who
died in California recently.
After IA jury was impanelled in the
Justices court yesterday, to try the case
OF the State VS.. Lewis, it was discovered
that the defendant was not the person
named in the warrant. Lewis was di
charged AID Immediately reafrested.
The Aberdeen base base ball am vii!
pla,' a league game at Olympia next sun
day with. the team of tlat city An
excursion train will leave Aberdeen at
8 80 a, m. and returning at 80 p. M.
Fare ior round trip $500.
The fire department was called out
Tuesday morning by slight fire i'll the
roof OF the Noehler block, vhich was eN-
tinguishel before but trifling damage
was done. j IL Fuller X Go. and Mrs.
y. +. Blade, OF cupants Of the first floor,
had their goods slightly damaged by
water.
The soliciting committee fcrthe Fourth
of July celebration are scarcely meeting
with the response expected, and III some
instances receive almost discourteous
treatment. Less than $500 has been
subscribed so far. ana the meeting to-
morrow evening may decide to drop the
matter.
The following officers We're elected at
the meeting OF Sunset Lodge, y. OF H.
Monday evening" Chief OF Honor, Mrs.
r. r. Bassett; Lady of Honor, Mrs. :.
b, Linn; Chief OF Ceremonies, Mrs. y.
II. Drum ;Financier, Mrs. Chas. Dcl.osh
Recorder, Miss Vera Crawford Receiver,
Mrs. Chas. Towusend Usher, Miss
Edith Borden; Inside Watch, Miss Eiya
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