Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-22

: Miss Minnie Jones left vest 'rday morn
: ing for Grand Rapids. Mich. she vii
5 make an extended visit wltI rlend'
there before returning.
, Isaac Beamer is following il g /,
steps OF c. T. Wooding, in thu 10 =
: putting in new sidewalk in front % his
property on First street.
/ don't want the earth, but I can save
you money on prescriptions. ,.vll |
give any percentage to doctors, and will
give my customers the benefit OF % per
cent on all pre-. cripions. A. w. Sne.ies.
Chemist, Corner Market aul q street. ID
Miss Florence J. Cassidy arrived last
Saturday evening from Tacomr, where
she has been visiting her sister. This
winter she will attend school in this city
and be companion for her mother,
Mrs. H. f. Cassidy, who is one cf the
HERALD force.
Eugene France, accompanied by his
two daughters, who have been spending
the summer on the TIarbor, left for their
school in Grand Ra2ils, Mich, yester-
day. 1t is expected Mr.. France will re
turn in September ana bring his eldest
daughter with him.
The republican county convention for
the nomination OF county officers, Will be
called to meet at Hoquiam or Saturday,
September II. Judging from the pes
ent activity displayed by the Boxer and
Holy Roller statesmen, this Convention
will be worth attending
Mr.. and Mrs. Patnude returned satur.
day from their wedding "trip TO the
Sound. and will settle down to house.
keeping in Aberdeen. The happy young
couple were serenaded by the Capital
City Military band Thursday evening
while visiting the parents Of MIR Fatnude
at Olympia.
Vernon Larson has made several
crayon cartoons lately that would be a
credit to any artist. / il. the Intention
to have him go off to .,huu, to Ierfert
himself in the technique OF drawing, and
it does not need the vision If a prophet
to foreteli that he WI be Il success in his
chosen profession.
The hunting season for ducks, geese
and other water fowl opens Sept. l.
Deer season Sept. l. to Dee. l5 limit
four deer; unlawful to kill spotted fawn.
Elk season also opens Sept. 10. Quail
season opens Oct. l. and lasts three
months; limit. Is birds in one day.
Hunters license 81 each year.
: On Friday morning crew OF men were
sent from here to Larkin Bros logging
camp at Grand Forks, to fight fire. Tue
high win that prevailed most of the
day "as eHectua in spreading the flames,
but though considerable standing timber
was destroyed, the logs, about 1000 GOO,
belonging to the firm, we've saved.
Market street in front of the CONNER
cial block, will soon be in its normal
condition. For some time past it has
been blocked with building material, aud
in several places it had sunk below the
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level of the grade, and the foundation
has been renewed where it had sunken.
The streets of the city are in gala attire
for the Red Mems carnival that opens
this evening. The Nat Reiss Southern
Carnival company, which furnishes the
attractions, a, rived yesterday afternoon
! n o,,an;,l ,n;n g ivto Tho
committee of Red Men has made elabor-
ate arrangemel is for the carnival, and
week of pleasure is confidently predicted.
The Northwestern lumber mills at
Hoquiam, that were closed down for ten
days by a strike for an advance OF 25
cents day, brought 25 men up from
San Francisco last week and broke the
strike. When the new men appeared
many of the old hands returned to work,
and the mil resumed work Friday with
more men than was employed before the
strike.
John Phillips and Eddie Coulter were
taken to the Aberdeen General hospital
about IL O'Clock last night for repairs
after stabbng match at the corner of
G and Hume streets. Phillips was cut
on the head slightly, and Coulter was
cut on the face, head and left arm. The
cause of the trouble is mystery that
will probably come out in court, as both |
men are to be arrested
The following applicants at the last
teachers examination in this county |
have been awarded certificates: Nellie !
Birchell, Ray Blair, Stella Boiling, HON.
er Cunning, Josephine Durham, Hope
f. Fuller. Mabel Click, Laura Haynes,
w. ". Hewitt, Rozella Howard, Mary I
Lundgren, Madge Magillicuddy Mabel
f. McKinlay, Susie Olson, Ethel Shan
non, Matte Shannon, Alma d. Smith,