Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-13

Mrs. D. G. Haight and Mrs A. IL
Farnam will entertain a number Of
their lady friends tomorrow afternoon,
at the home of the former.
David King, a we'll known farmer, and
democratic war horse of Satsop, had
business IN the city Tuesday. and made
the HERALD a pleasant call.
The McWhinney Shipbuilding Co. has
commenced work OH he new stern wheel
steamer for the G. F.. Burrows Co., at
its dock, at the foot of F street.
Earl Sprague was discharged from the
Aberdeen General hospital, Monday,
having fully recovered trcm the effects
of an operation for appendicitis. w.
Lost-A ladies brooch. black stone
with pearl setting in the center, and
gold band circle. The finder will please
return to L. L. Trask, 2O2 Market street,
and receive reward. J.. .
I The United Artisans will give their
third annual grand ball and excursion
to Westport, Saturday and Sunday,
August 1928, and the order is making
preparations for grand time.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. {.
A. gave very pleasant lawn party last
evening, at the residence of Miss Jet sic
Young. Refreshments were served, and
jolly time was had by all present.. q
Meesrs. and Mesdames c. NJ. Wealth
erwax. Fred H. Green. J. r. Douglas
-nrdsMiss Mary Green, went 70 Monte
sano Yesterday, and enjoyed an outing
Eon the railroad OF the G. G. L. 4 7; T.
Co. r~.s.. !.an o..f
Hilligoss 4 Ladue have taken alatge
contract from the Panel 4 Folding Box
Co., of Hoquiam. They are to build
docks requiring about 100000 feet of
lumber. and several months to COM
plete.
The improvements at the Acme opera
house are rapidly progressing, and,
when complete, will be handsome
little theater, especially if modern
method of heating the house in in.
stalled.
At the annual meeting OF the stock:
holders of the Aberdeen Brewing Com
:, pany, held Monday AFTERNOON, the
following officers were elected: Alvin
Heinrich, president; r. V. Ankeny and
Louis Heinrich, trustees.
The Foresters of America, and the
Knights OF Sherwood, in full uniform
will 60 to Olympia next Saturday, to at
tend the carnival. All members are
requested to meet at the railroad depot
in time for the early train.
o. A. Beltz. residing at 81 Sixth street
lost the thumb and the first and secont
fingers of his right hand, by getting the
hand against a saw at the American
mill Tuesday. He was taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital FIR surgica
treatment.
Mrs. Ellsperman, president of the Re
bekah Assembly, visited the city Tues
day. the guest OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred F
Smith, and attended the meeting of the
loo Il lodge that evening A number o
Daughters OF Rebekah from Cosmopoli.
were in attendance.
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, mex
Saturday evening. According to the
Olympia papers, the performance OF thi:
company in that city was rever ex
celied.
Col. J. w. Toklas is sure to make some
money by his patented railroad spike
He recently sent some sampl s to the
n. p. officials at st, Paul, and received {
letter Monday from the general manager
asking him to ship sufficient quantity
to enable the company to make {
thorough te t.
The county commissioners have di
rected the auditor to call for bids for the
clearing Ct the right OF way on the Aber
deem Montesano road, and. if the city
will get action on in this matter, it i.
possible that the embargo upon the
north side OF Grays Haibor may be re
moved this fall.
Nelson & Heavy, Seattle contractor.
have taken the contract to clear anC
grade the earth part OF the electric
railway, and to lay the rails. The worl
was commenced yesterday, and is to b'
completed by October Is, and the rail-
are enroute from the east, so that thu
road is being pushed as fast as men anC
money can DO it. George Nelson, on
OF the contractors, is a son-in-law OF eX
Councilman Knudson, and is wei
known in Aberdeen as the n. =. con
tractor who blilt the road into this cit,
in 1890