Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-19


opene today III the DAbl ev biloxi n
Heron street. There will e day and
night sessions.
A 10y is announced as having arrived
at the Aberdeen General hospital last
night. Mrs. G. Matthews. the mother,
is doing nicely.
Miss Estelle Bean, Of Eugene, Oregon,
who has been visiting relat YES in Aber-
deem went to Tacoma Friday, to visit a
brother in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clume returned
last week from an extended visit at Med
ford, Oregon, and may decide to move to
that place to reside permanently.
For the first time in many months
there are no ships at the West & Slade
company's mill. There is, however, a
large fleet Of vessels on the way.
Harper Trask and his sister, Miss
Eleanor Trask, and John P. Morgan
were registered at the Washington build
ing, at the Worlds F. ir, last week.
When troubled with constipation try
Chamherlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. They are easy to take and produce
no gri ping or other unpl asant effect. For
sale by all Druggists m
| Percy Perry went to Seattle yesterday,
to resu me his stu lies in the state univer-
sity. Green & Lawless will h We charge
OF his bill posting business during his
absence.
E. Hubert is preparing to put $lO,0 200
residence on his Fifth street property.
The style will be Colonial and the
bui ding will be fitted with all the modern
Improvements.
The county commissioners have in
structed county surveyor to make an
estimate of the cost Of grading across the
tide flats, where the Montesano- Aber.
deem road is to be built.
The gasoline launch Peerless carried a
large cargo Of freight for the Wishkatl
river camps, on Saturday from this city.
With the farmers and logging camps, tile
frcighteis are kept bmey.
Edward Hoover, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis. at the Aber-
deem General hospital Friday. is doing
we'll from present Indications and will
soon be on his feet again.
A alter famine exists at Hoquiam,
and the mills, were obliged to close down
TIL ursday on that account. The North
western Co., mills were able to run by
pumping from taer well.
Miss Ula Jameson is preparing to g 10
New York when Miss Suzanne Baker
goes. 1t is her intention to complete
her study of music and she goes East for
that purpose.
Fish a.e beginning to run plentifully,
and sufficient are being caught to keep
the canne"y and cold storage shippers
busy. In addition to this, one finn is
shipping salt salmon in barrels to
| Europe.
The Dan Gleeson bridge, on the Satsop
river, II at was built two years ago, broke
through with a threshing outfit last
week. No great dama4 was done but
the incident proved the weakness OF the
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. w. Barley spent
yesterday in Moutesano.. They went to
attend the funeral of G. W. Gordon,
the Monte ano photographer. Mr.. Cor
don was an old friend Of the Barley
family.
The Markham Shinglc Co., has been
incorporated by Henry Anderson. T.
Noel, Charles Matson, Alfred Beauieu
b. f. Tcmpleton and f. b. Kemp. Capt.
tat stock is 1000 and head Office is al
Ocosta
The painters commenced potlioa on
the second coat of paint on the Hela-kC
block, on & street this morning. This i.
gratifying to the occupants and adds tc
the value of the premises from business
standpoint
Captain G. s. Mitchell has had the
front of his block newly painted, which
gives it much finer app arance than
in the past, and makes it correspond
with the new buildings on that part OF
Market street.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church will give a progressive
Conundrum social at the home of MIS-
Shields Wednesday evening Sept. 81, to
which the public is cordially invited, 1C
cents for refreshments.
Mrs. O. J. Engen, niece of II. N.
Moody, arrived with her children yes
terday, to make her home in Aberdeen.
Mr.. Engen has been here some time and
has fitted up home for the family on
First street, between G and D.
G. E. Spauld;ng, nj. hit Waterman at
the American mill, has sent for his fam.
lily, who are now in New York. They
have disposed of their property there
and invested in Aberdeen, where they
will make their future home.
A number OF loggers have come to the
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