Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-10

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Slade are lying at anchor in the stream
r lady to sail but unable to secure crew
Insurance men are serio uely consider
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of cancelling al
policies on property along the water
front. lying east OF Ii street, unless the
Anderson & Middleton fire pit be made
safe.
Geo. Denny was arrested by Officer
Lucore yesterday, charged with being
drunk and disorderly, and this morning
took change OF venue from the police
court to the justice of the peace at Co.'S
mopolis.
B. Gormley, an experienced tailor
from Chicago, opened merchant tailor
ing establishment Saturday, next door
to the city council room, with a full
line of the latest patterns in mems
suitings.
The A. O. U. w. had a large attend
ance at their meeting Friday evening.
They we're addressed by Special Organi-
ger Carr and sever other visiting
brothers, and had quite an interesting
meeting.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson died last
Wednesday OF an affection of the brain
induced by childbirth, and was buried
in Fern Hill cemetery yesterday after.
noon. She leaves a husband and in
FAINT child.
Jos. Walsh. a prominent merchant ii
Adair, Iowa, is in the city, visiting the
family OF j. J. Richardson. Mr.. Walsh
is making tour of the Pacific Coast,
and lie greatly impressed with the in
dustrial activity on Grays Harbor.
Olson, Barrows 4 Reeves, of Monte
sano, have been awarded the contract
for building new school house in Dis
trict No. "a, about one and one.half
miles west of Montesano When COM
pleted it will have cost about 81 800.
Mrs. George w. Ninemire, who has
been i'll for some little time at Monte.
sano, was found Friday to have
diphtheria. The house was inmedi-
Stely placed under quarantine and every
precaution taken to prevent the spread
6f-the disease.
ThS body Of Jack simpkins. the
logging foreman who was dr. 'wned in
the Hoquiam river last week, was re
covered . short distance from where he
met his death. The remains were taken
to Salem, Or, for burial Saturday, by a
brother Of the deceased.
Walter Crammatte went to Portland
yesterday, where he will be married to-
morrow to Miss Ollie Qusckenbush, at
the home OF the brides mother. The
HERALD joins the numerous friends oil
the happy young couple in extending
hearty congratulations.
The reception given by Mrs. Fred H.
Green and Mrs. Chas. X. Green, Thurs
day afternoon. at the A. D. Wood resi-
dence, was one O: the LEADING society
events of the season. Nearly one hun.
dred lady friends were present. about
twenty of them coming from Hoquiam.
The Orpheum Road Show, one Of the
best theatrical companies on the road
will give benefit to the Aberdeen Fire
Department, in Firemen's hall, next
Saturday evening. According to the
Olympia papers. the performance of this
company in that city was never ex'
cel.ed.
Owing to the fact that the Acme
opera house is closed. while being altered
and renovated, the Orpheum Road
Show, will play in Flremen's hall, Sat
urday evening, August Is. The per-
fsrmance will be for the benefit of the
Aberdeen Fire Department, and is said
by the press to be one of the best or
the road this season.
The soliciting committee for the new
mill proposition have raised $500, and
say that is all that can he obtained
Whatever is secured will be offered the
mill parties at the meeting of the cham.
Der of commerce tomorrow evening
and, if accepted, work will be com.
menced on the mill at once.
Ernest Bowman was very seriously
injured at Montesano Friday while
working on the log deck in the Monte
sano Mill company's mill, by being
crushed at the hips between two logs
DR.. Carr, who was called gives very
little hope for his recovery, as he be-
lieves him to be hurt internally.
Carter & Gilroy, the electric railway
contractors, have found it impractical to
obey the order of the city council to put
their pile driver on hinges. In many
places the driver viii sit Immediately
under the wires, so that hinges would be
of no use. The contractors have engaged
an electrician to cut the wires when
necessary at their expense.
Married at the NJ. +. parsonage Mon
day evening, Aug. 3, Rev. Seeley Off
ciating, Mr.. Louis Lannoye OF Aberdeen
to Mrs. Natalie Givens of Bay Center.
Besides the pastor and family the only
witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs. Lea west
and e. NelsOn The happv cOun1a