Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-21
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roundings.
A team belonging to Pfund Bros,
attached to a quincy ran away from the
railroad depot Friday, and reached the
stable, on F street, with no further
damage than broken double tree.
The democratic county central COM
mittee will meet at Montesano next
Friday for the purpose of calling coun-
ty convention. Every member of the
committee il requested to attend this
meeting.
The social session OF Aberdeen Aerie,
Order OF Eagles, Friday evening was a
splendid success as a social affair. About
$50 guests were present. an interesting
program was rendered and dainty
supper served.
VIM. Griggs, the hardware man, has
his show window arranged in a novel
manner to display garden tools. The
window is laid in sod, which Life size
figure OF a gardener is working with all
the tools OF his trade.
Andrew Guinness and family left this
morning for Sunnyside, WASH, where
he has leased 40 acres of irrigated land,
which he will farm this year, and, if he
likes the climate, will purchase land
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The Aberdeen Trades and Labor
Council, at its meeting Friday evening,
decided to circulate a subscription paper
for Collin Mckenzie, and started the list
with $40. This paper with that started
by the chamber of commerce should
soon result in starting, Mr.. Mckenzie in
some light business.
The following officers were elected at
the meeting of the Elks lodge Friday
night: Exalted Ruler, W. X. Macfar-
lane; Leading Knight, G. P. Clerin ;
Loyal Knight, E. f. Boner; Lecturing
Knight, j. D. Crazy; Secretary, Walter
Crammatte; Treasurer, G. W. Miller ;
Tyler, A. A. Brauer.
The county republican central COM
mittee meets at Montesano next Mon
day, when the matter of holding one or
two county conventions will be decided.
King and Pierce counties have decided
upon one convention, and it is likely
that Chehalis county republicans will
follow their example.
The Aberdeen Hoquiam Electric rail-
way began its regular run yesterday,
and now makes the round trip every
hour between Z a. m. and 9p. III. The
car leaves Aberdeen, from f street in
front Of the Grays Harbor Electric Conn
pany's office, on the hour, and leaves
the Hoquiam bridge on every half hour.
VIM. Kehoe went home late Thurs.
day night with an excess baggage load
of tanglefoot, and proceeded to beat his
wife and smash the furniture. Officer
Shaw took him into custody, and he
WAS fined $10.75 by Judge Bush Friday.
Mrs. Kehoe refused to prosecute, so
he escaped with the simple charge OF
drunk and disorderly.
The High school entertainment, at
the Edison theater, Saturday evening,
was pronounced success. The cosey
little theater was filled with an audience
that was we'll pleased with the program
rendered. The Cantata, "a Garden of
Singing Flowers" being particularly
fine. The scenery was well arranged,
and the singing excellent. The Gre
veries OF Bachelor" with the living
pictures of his old flames, was frequently
encored. The rec.ations by j. d. Crazy
revealed the elecutonist OF marked
ability. and were enthusiastically re.
ceived. The entertainment was sue
cessful in financial way, and Melted
more than enough to pay off the in
debtedness on the school piano