Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-07

Mrs. A. J. Anderson, who recently
underwent severe surgical operation
at the Aberdeen General hospital, is re-
covering nicely, and will soon be able to
return to her home.
Eugene France is having plans pre-.
pared for a dwelling house. which he
will have built on the hin, near the high
school, for his daughters, who are c. m
ing out from the east.
Secretary Wonacott, Of the Y. M. G.
A., is busy planning for the fall and
winter work of the institution. In add.
ton to the other features an educational
course will be provided.
John Lindstrom is unable to have the
oil tanks built here for the oil burning
steamer now on the ways at his ship
yard, and will be compelled to have
them shipped from abroad.
Thos. Doyle returned Saturday from a
visit to Portland, and was accompanied
by his wife and children. who had been
making an extended visit with the par
ents of Mrs. Doyle, in Cowlitz county.
"A prisoner, serving out his fine in the
city Jail, put up the cash the other day
rather than to put in load of wood at
the council chambers. He must have
had an idea the city was entertaining
him for fun.
Ell. Prescott was acquitted OF the
charge OF assault, upon which he vas
arrested on board a steamer as he was
about to eail for California, his wife,
who preferred the charge, failing to ap-'
pear to prosecute. '~H
Miss Lulu Hastings, who has been
studying styles in millinery for the past
two months in Portland and San Fran.
cisco, has returned to Aberdeen and will
bave charge Of the designing and trim.
ming in Mrs. Ellen Ryan's millinery
ltore.s . q
The matinees at the Edison theatr
ire becoming very popular with the la.
Aies and children. The performance is
exactly the same 40 irthr evening, and
Eshet avoid the crowds thet attend this
sppnlar hoqsas.of >spnssment'sin tiff
etsnings. & + ~, i r.
The Aberdeen Bakery Has leased the
bglding formerly .sofq"p'ed by Paine.
dug store; and dow mo, ed to G:street
above wishkah, in which Mr.. Townsend
Nj esa,htsh aaasdHs t,EloFy. aad dss
TIP large store room. for hissretail de.
p1 tment. 20
3eff. Garman offers 40 in gold to the
p8ion who.comes-, nearest gnessing'tha
az of squirrel that is on exhibition in
his shoe store window. The squirrel is
PET raised, and its exact age is in a
scaled envelope. deposited with City
Clerk Clark. ....
A. I. Fox returned Friday from Alaska,
and says he has had enough OF rainbow
chasing in tie frozen north. He went
TO-, Montesano this morning to take
charge of building a dam, on Sylvia
creek. for the Chehalis County Logging
4 Timber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. X. Bowes returned
ye3terday from Providence, R. l., where
MI. Bowes went as repre- entative to the
Gsantld 6u7tj;- Foresters OF America: On
til (ir way. back, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowes
vi3ited relatives in Michigan and Other
0''0'" ''"'0'. or icF afh
The lady found dead in" bed at West
Pot, last week, sand reported as Mrs
Valentine, was Mrs. eervere, a residen
of sWynooche for many years. She wal
5Gyears of age, and leaves two sons il
| Montesano, William and Lou. Bree'llove
fhe funeral took place from her lat
residence on Friday.
At the Edison theater Friday nigh
the local amateurs were greeted will
large audiences and we'll received. Mis-
Edith Coxey's recitation, 1.-The Con
vict's Dream" was excellently rendered
Master Eddie Dolan pleased the hous'
with his baton swinging, and Mr.. f. A
Dunlop, a fine tenor voice, received {
round of applause.
The govern ment inspection of the sur
vey made last summer OF the Quiniaul
reservation has now been completed
and the reports will shortly be sent t.
Washington. Should the inspection b.
favorable, the Indians will receive tn
allotments next summer, and the reser
vat:on be thrown open by congressional
action at the session two years hence.
One OF the most reliable indications O
the progress OF city is the increase o
it's 20 toffice business. The business O
the Aberdeen office for August, 1903
amounted to $9l7.9l, and in the SAM
month in 1902 it was $3.50 40, an increas,
of nearly So per cent. This percentage
fairly represents the growth OF the city
in business, population and buildings.
Mrs. J. w. Mcclure, wife OF the cir
culating manager of the Daily Bulletin
held the ming number at the DRAWN,
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