Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-20


a visit of several days on the Harbor
) The captain is an old Aberdeenite, and
is always welcome guest.
The ladies of the Baptist church who
are engineering The birthday party, which
takes place Tuesday, at the parsonage,
have sent out over 300 invitations. They
are participating a jolly time.
have judgment for $47 against L. S.
, Norm, member OF the business firm OF
Hortung & Norm, which will be glad
to sell for fifteen cents on the dollar.
} If I. w. MASON.
} Carl l.. Peterson the plummer, who
has been in Portland under physicians
care, has returned and is again doing
business at the old stand, and will
guarantee all work that he may be
called to do.
A. Fl. Benham left Saturday morning
for Seattle as delegate to the grand
chapter OF the Royal Arch Masons,
which convenes this week, he will
attend the Grand Commandry Of
knights TEN plar.
+. A. Hart has about completed the
repairs on his residence, that was
damaged by the fire. He has made
some changes in his chimney and in
parts OF the interior that will be pro.
lection in case of fire.
p. McHugh, at one time candidate
for sheriff OF this county, and one OF the
most popular of the candidates on the
democratic ticket, is reported sick in tine
hospital at Portland, as the result of
hurt received in a camp in California.
Mrs. G. w. Mckinley attended the
meeting of Daughters Of American
Revolution gathering in Seattle last
week. From there she went to Ellens-
burg today to be present at the meeting
of the state convention OF Women's
Clubs.
Mrs. M. M. Bacon has disposed of her
lease and furniture of No. 8 Wishkah
street to A. F. Rutschow, and
will leave with Mr.. Bacon in the near
future for California. She will retain
J har Heron street property to hold as a
nest egg.
Messrs. w. Crammatte, Kars Inner
Bros, A. J. West, A. Townse nd and the
Bulletin Office must be afraid to use city
water onltheir premises as they are now
using electric motors and receiving
power from the Aberdeen Electric
company.
Becker's Kids did not do anything to
the Hoquiamites on Friday forenoon
but Just lick them. The score was Ii to
13 in favor OF the Becker Kids. The
ball was wet and the ground was slip
pers-that Is the only reason that Ho-
quiam made any runs.
Following are the X. of P. officers for
the six months ending January 1905:
NJ. of w., F. J. Miner; G. c., G. G. Ash
craft; V. c., J. NJ Brooks; Prelate, l..
L. Alexander; NJ. at A., P. H. Clark; l.
G., P. Davis o. g., P. McKinlay. The
X. of K. S.. NJ. OF E., M. OF F., and
trustees were not changed.
The officers of the Gray's Harbor Tug
boat company are A. J. West, president;
G. r. Wilson, vice president; Fred A.
Hart, secretary; ?. w. Middleton,
treasurer; and Captain A. 7. Stream,
manager Captain is one of the most
experienced bar tug men on the coast,
and he will act as master OF the new
boat, the Daring.
The insurance and brokerage firm OF
Patterson & Locke was dissolved Satur.
business of the firm has been taken over
by the Patterson & Locke companv,
incorporated for 10000, by Phillip S.
Locke and his brother Robert NJ. Tho
firm name of the old company is retain.
ed. By July the new company expects
to be installed in the Hayes & Hayes
bank building.
On Friday evening a double surprise
was perpetrated on the members of the
A. o. y. w. The first one was the de.
mand of the ladies OF the Degree of
Honor for admission without the pass
word The men yielded, and were not
sorry for the ladies came bearing cake,
straw berries and ice cream. After the
delicacies were discussed, Mr.. f. Lucas
called the gathering to order and Mr..
w. butcher introduced Mrs. S. d. Gill
lies, who in an appropriate manner pre-
sented James Johnson, an old member,
in both senses. with token of apprecia.
ton. The old brother was.so surprised
that it was some time before he could
respond. H. Barker thanked the ladies
for the surprise and he, with all present,
hoped they would call again.