Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-07-06

eral hos ,i'al for treatment yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lewis and several
OF their children left yesterday for Colo.
RADIO Springs, Colo, for a months visit
State Senator OD nnell and family
OF Elma, spent the Fourth in Aberdeen,
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred smith.
John Eversham and Miss May Black
won the Waiting prize at the Cherokee
Club dance Friday night.
The sidewalks on Heron and q streets
are too narrow. This was fully demon.
strated Oh the Fourth
Mrs. d. G. Haight went to Tacoma,
today accom- anying her grandd .ughter,
Miss DsGrova Thomas w!o was return
ing to her parents at Spokane.
Chas. Towle paid fine of $50 and
costs in the police court Thursday after
noon, for fourshing a revolver on the
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. I. Dabney and child
rem arrived from Spokane Friday, and
will make an extended visit on Grays
Harbor.
Harry Hollingsworth is building an
additional barn for Ninemire & Morgan,
at their packing works. The barn is 30
102 feet.
The McCann contract Co., has a work
train an crew at Montesano, engaged
in filling the trestles on the railroad
with earth.
At least 1000 visitors were in Aber-
deem on the Fourth, and every one OF
them seemed to be enjoying themselves
! to the limit.
The young son OF Lars Shaker. the
! jeweler, had his face severely burned by
/ the premature explosion o; fire cracker
on the Fourth
J. \. Link and family arrived from
Z ,llar', Thursday evening to spend Mr..
Links Fourth Of July vacation with
Aberdeen friends.
Go to O!sens Pharmacy for soaps,
pertlm and all toilet articles. Prices
right. Qualify Guaranteed. Phone st.
Free delivery.
The cannery OF the American Fisher.
les Co., that was recently destroyed by
fire, will be rebuilt in time for the COM
ing fishing season.
Nearly 100 Qunault indians attended
the Fourth celebration at Aberdeen, and
appeared to get more fun than anybody
out OF the festivities.
Adam Ehl, a retired farmer Of Elma,
who owns several houses il Aberdeen,
was in the city this morning looking
after his interests here.
At the NJ. f. parsonage, July let.
: William J. Smith and Miss Stella De-
Wolf. Rev. w. o. Benadom officiating.
-Hoquiam Washingtonian.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Goats entertained
party OF friends Wednesday evening of
last week, in honor of Mrs. F. l.. Carman
and daughter, Miss Lulu.
Mrs. \. W. iiddleton returned last
week from visit with friends in
Olympia, where she was the guest OF
state Supt. and Mrs. 4. b. Bryan.
Carter & Gilrov have their pile driver
in position at Heron and Washington
streets, and will begin driving the
electric road line tomorrow morning.
VI: Ia, al,
! in the Seattle public schools, came home
last week, to spend the vacation vita
her mother, Mrs. Jacob Weatherwax.
County Treasurer and Mrs, &. :.
Weatherwax came down from Monte
sano on the Fourth, to hear the Aberdeen
eagle scream, as well as visit old friends
/ r. ]. I.ouYhlin and j. b. Jensen,
prominent lumbcrnIen OF Wisconsin, and
old friends OF a. w. Barley and G. f.
Nevsev, are visiting the city with Il view
OF locating.
Another base ball team has been or.
gained. The boarders at the Windsor
hotel have fixed up ii nine, with F. A
Boudrealt captain, that is looking FIR
games to win.
FOUND-An Odd Fellow watch charm
OH the Wishkah road. The owner can
have the same at the Humboldt saloon
by proving property and paying for this
advertisement.
Mrs Albert Bethard and Miss Mona
Goodwin arrived from Denni:on Texas
last week, for short visit in Aberdeen
The ladies are sister and neice OF
Marshal Anstie.
The alley between G and II and Her
on and Hume streets is in very
dangerous condition, and, unless soon
rcplanked, will prove \ prolific source