Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-07

! Inc Oraye T1aTDOr TleCtrlc CothpahJ
has issued time card for the trolley
line. The cars leave Aberdeen and Ho'
quiam every hour. from $50 a. m. tc
IL 80 p. m.
The Becker Kids did it again. Yester'
day morning they showed the Hoquiam
boys how to do 1t, at a score OF Is to B.
! The Kids have not been: beaten this
year, so far.
Messrs. H. McRae and T. Wiley, two
Chippeway Falls Wis.,, capitalists, who
have been on the Harbor for some time
looking up business, returned to their
home Tuesday.
| Judge Bush assessed John Sanberg So
and costs Tuesday for being drunk and
d,scrderly, and John now languishes in
the city bastie, in default of the where
with to liquidate.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. J. Bee Ion are proud
of the new arrival that came early yes
terday morning. 1t is boy, and he
and his mother are doing nicely at the
General hospital.
Harry Green left for Milwaukee, Wis,
Tuesday, to attend the national conven'
ton of the Longshoremen's Union. Har.
ry is one OF three delegates who repre-
sent the Northwe-t.
Next Sunday at the Baptist church at
the usual hours. Morning theme. EN-
largement;" evening topic, 1.-The Prob
lem OF Christ" A cordial invitation
extended to all to attend.
John Edwards died at the St. Joseph s
hospital Tuesday, of heart failure, and
was buried from Beardsley Bros under
taking parlors yesterday afternoon, under
the auspices of the Sailors Union.
A. G. Mosher will 60 to Alaska in the
sloop Vera, which was lately finished by
q. G. Walker, of Aberdeen. The boat is
AZ feet over all, has IL feet inches
beam, and Carrying capacity OF 10 tons.
The wrestling match. at the Edison,
Tuesday night, was good one. Galaski
won the two out OF three falls, the last
one occupying the time Of 40 minute g.
Galaski is Is pounds heavier than Miller,
! The large chestnut team of the West &
Slade mill ran away this morning in
East Aberdeen with a load of lumber.
They ran into lumber pile and were
thrown, but escaped without serious
injury.
] The Rebekahs have received their new
robes, and those who have visited in
Oregon, Idaho and Washington, say that
there is nothing better than the robes
owned by the local lodge in any of these
states.
One OF the incidents of the evening oil
July 4th was a pitched battle between
two men, the cause being woman; and
while they were fighting a third man
walked off with the woman. Well, such
is life.
Wishkah Lodge No. "A, X. of p. in
stalled the following officers last night
G. c., c. G. Ashcraft: V. c., j. NJ
Brooks; Prelate, $. X. Bowes; M. at A..
p. II. Clark; l. e., Philip Davis; o. c.,
l.. Mckinley,
Ed. Damitio came home from Seattle
yesterday, and will remain with his
parents for couple of weeks to recuper
ate from spell OF sickness, which hat
confined him in the Seattle hospital 70,
the past two months.
Another incident OF the gloriou,
Fourth, was 50 persons walking from
Hoquiam to Aberdeen, in pumps, slip
pers, swallow tails, etc, at a. m. Tues
day. A misunderstanding about stree
car service was the cause.
Col. E. Fl. Fox. representing the
Knights OF Pythias, and A. p. White
representing the Fraternal Brotherhood
were in Montesano Tuesday before ,Iudgc
Irwin, to see what disposition could bt
made OF the body OF John Carstens.
The democratic county convention to
elect Is delegates and Is alternates tt
the state nominating convention a,
Bellingham. will be held at Elma, Fri
day, July 90. The official call will ap
pear in the next issue of the HERALD.
Very little regard is being given to the
ordin me making it obligatory Or
teamsters to have weights to the horses
heads when standing in public streets
The runaways are nearly all caused by
carele ssness on the part of the drivers.
Working Night and Day.