Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-19


on Eighth street.
John Cross has gone to Pullman. to
enter the state AGRICULTURAL college,
where he will take up the study of cleo
trical engineering.
The Edison theater is enlarging and
improving the gallery in that popular
place of amusement, to accommodate
the increasing patronage.
The tugs Printer and Traveller have
been busy the past few days, towing YES
sells to sea that were anchored Inside the
harbor while the storm lasted.
Rev. f. r. Prichard went to Puyallup
this week, to perform the marriage cere-
! mony for member OF the Presbyterian
church formerly in his charge.
Mrs. George Mackurath and her moth
er. Mrs. Allen, have arrived to make
| their home in Aberdeen. They were
met at Tacoma by MIR. Mauckurath.
Matt. Ellison and Sam. Walls have
taken charge of the logging camp of the
Gillies L. 4 NJ. Co., on North river, and
are putting in the logs on a contract.
LOST OR SroLEN-A No. ~ hammerless
shot gun, made by Baltimore Arms Co.
Taken from Hotel Kendall. A liberal
reward for information leading to it's
| recovery. l7.3t
Louis Fogel has secured the room next
to che corner. 2SxsO feet, in the brick
block to be. built by Alvin Heinrich on
the southwest corner of Heron and q.
streets.
why pay $500 q year for part OF
tie local news each day. when you
can get all the city, county and gen
eral news twice . week. IN the He.
for $3.50.
President Hits and Secretary Irvine.
of the chamber of commerce, will treat
the chamber to a smoker at the next
regular meeting, in honor of their
election.
Prof. Barton, assistant principal Of the
High school, will leave Saturday for
visit to his land claim, and his position
will be filled next week by Mrs. J. F.
Stranahan.
MIR. Fred Overmeyer and Miss Maggie
Watson were married last Sunday even
ing, at the home OF the BRIDES sister,
Mrs. J. S. Creech, Rev. E. r. Prichard
officiating.
Two more car loads OF machinery for
the Market Mill Co. arrived from the
east, Tuesday, comprising the band saw
and feed engine, and the engines are
expected daily.
CT Cork left yesterday flor his home
| at Waukesha, Wisconsin. after visit
with H. D. Crawford. Mr.. Cork was so
we'll pleased with Aberdeen that he pur.
chased lot, on B street, and will bring
his parents here to reside.
A bicycle was left in F. ]. Becker's,
Monday, for repairs, and was later rec
ognized as the wheel recently stolen
from Robt. Lowry. 1t was returned to
the owner, and the police are looking for
the party that left it for repsir.
LosT-At fire of October 16, by Wish
kah Circle, Women of Woodcraft, a staff,
in box, about feet long; silver knives
and forks in large white pitchers; silk
sashes, white, 4 red and 2 green.
Please return to Mrs. ]. NJ. Bowes, Tel.
424.
The Aberdeen Grocery Co. has opened
for business in a temporary building at
81 H street, telephone SOL. with a com.
plete new stock OF groceries and pro.
visions. Old patrons, and new ones are
invited to call, or telephone their
orders. 1924
A. J. Anderson, the well known tailor,
has re.established his business at 30
Wishkah street, where he will be pleased
to meet his old customers, as well as to
give "fits' to such new ones as wish to
be suited with first class tailored gar
ments at reasonable prices.
Mr.. G. f. Chesbro, OF the firm Of H.
and II. Chesbro, the well known piano
dealers OF Seattle, is registered at the
Northern Hotel in this city where he
will be pleased to see any or all OF their
customers or any one who expects to
purchase a piano in the future, and
would like information regarding the
same. 1t
The Congregational church choir met
and organized Monday evening, with
Mrs. II. Fl. Carter president and Fred
A. Hart secretary. The choir OF this
church is composed OF some excellent
musicians, and it was decided TO give
concerts every two weeks during the
winter. the first of the series to be given
tomorrow evening.