Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-31

The schooner Comet went on the
marine .tii"ay at the Liudstrom ship
yard Saturday afternoon for repairs.
The Comet was the first ship to 90 upon
I the ways, and the Lindstgom com
/ 0a0t well pleased a. the manner of
it, working.
~. .-. -. "a ana -. watkins adj
dressed a democratic rally at Summit
Friday night. The school house was
filled with very enthusiastic audience,
and there is every indication of good
vote for the democratic county candi-
dates il Il ~ n.ecicc'
The follow.lg -ocie:y people of 10.
y quiam attended the Red Domino party
in this city Friday evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Dawdy, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. NJ.
Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Poison, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. ii. Rvchard and Mrs. John T. Soule
and Dir. and Mrs. Watkins.
All political parties in Aberdeen are
disappointed at there being no public
speaking in this city during the cam.
paign. Since the burning of the opera
house there is no suitable hall to be OBJ
tanned. Otherwise, the Turner meeting
would have been held here tonight in.
stead OF az Hoquiam, and the republicans
would have had John L. Wilson here
next Wednesday.
Miss Marcia Smith was the recipient
of genuine surprise on Saturday after
noon. She was to have an afternoon cup
OF tea with Mrs. G. II. Alberty, when
large number OF her lady friends came
in without warning, and escorting her
into q room in which floral bell was
suspended, faced her under it and pro-
ceeded to shower her with linen. As
Miss Smith is soon to be married to Mr..
Smith, it will be readily seen why the
sprnkling.
Suit has been brought by j. II. Lamb
against the Chehalis County Logging &
Timber company to recover forfeit of
$1,000 and $3.50 attorneys fee. Last
spring when the principal loggers OF
Chehalis county entered combine, it
was agreed that any firm violating the
agreement was to forfeit 81 900. Lamb
now claims that the G, G. L. & I. Co.
have violated the agreement, hence the
suit.
The supreme court has ordered new
trial in the case OF Chas. Matthews VS..
Wheeler Bros. This is case where
Matthews sued the Wheelers for taking
goods from his restaurant while he was
in Jail, and secured judgment for dam
ages. The case was appealed, OH the
ground that they had right to the
goods, under chattel mortgage, and
that permission was given them to re-
move the goods by Matthews wife.
The Red Domino party in Firemen's
hall Friday evening, was certainly the
most enjoyable dancing party eyer given
IN Aberdeen. About 81 couple-quite a
few from Ioquam-were arrayed in red
so that it WIS impossible to tell who was
who, and the Jun was great. In addition
to the maskers the gallery was filled
with invited spectators, who thoroughly
enjoyed the scene on the dancing floor
beneath. At 80 the dominoes un.
masked, and later dainty refreshments
were served.
A telegram was received Saturday an
nouncing the death of Mrs. Chas. IL.
Tanner, u well known resident of this
city, at Black River, Michigan. MIS-
Tanner had been an invalid since the
death OF her husband, about three years
ago, and il few months ago returned to
Michigan with sister, Mrs. Friedlander
who hal been visiting her, in hope that
, the change would prove beneficial. E.
, H. Tanner, Of Aberdeen is a son OF the
deceased
A great game of football is billed for
Athletic park next Saturday afternoon,
between the University Of Puget Sound
team and the Aberdeen pig skin kickers.
The University team were the cham.
pions OF the Northwest last season, and
are said to have a speedy outfit this year.
They will arrive on the afternoon train,
and the game will commence at o'clock
Arrangements have been made for teams
to drive in on tine north side OF the park.
"a special meeting Of the We T. u.
will be held next Thursday at Mrs. o. A.
Myers, to hear Miss Shryock lecture on
"W hat to do IN Gases of Accident
These lessons are very instructive and
practical helps to all who attend. There
is business OF Importance to dispose of
in connection with the monthly program
and all members who can attend should
be present. All visitors are welcome to
every meeting, especially to these free
lectures.
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