Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-04-04

OF stock in the Six Eagles mine for a
lot in Aberdeen. Inquire at the HEX.
AID office.
Mrs. J. S. Gum held one OF her popu.
lar recitals, for her younger pupils and
their relatives, at her piano studio FIJI
day afternoon.
Mrs. j. p. Nelson, Of Hotel Northern
left Friday for sDes Moines, WASH, to
visit friends and take well earned rest
for few days.
VIM. Doddrdge, the barber, has re.
cured room on Heron street. next to
Mack's cigar store, to which he will
move this week.
Fifteen and three.fourtus inches OF
rainfall during the month OF March is
given az the report OF G. Xix Robins IN,
local " Gather observer
Mrs. j. w Scanned went to Seattle
Satu' day, to attend the marriage of her
sister, Miss. l.. Marion Rice, and Judge
Benson. both of Seattle.
Tho Easter display in the show
windows of Burnett Bros. jewellers
,, would have done credit to city several
times the size of Aberdeen.
N. Grant Wheeler purchased the 50x
1870 feet owned by 1. w. Mason, at 1896
Heron street, Friday for "a .0)O, and is to
be given occupancy June Is.
State Supt. Bryan was down from
Olympia last week, visiting his many
Aberdeen friends and incidentally look
ing after mis- political fences.
Aberdeen and Hoquiam base bail
teams are arranging for speedy series
OF games during the coming season,
which will open about May 1.
The concert that was to have teen
given in the Congregational church FIJI
day evening was postponed on account
OF the death Of Harry A. Hayes.
r. r Bassett as established mes
i senger service in connection with his
news depot. {, 81 Wishkah street, next
10 ri1e HERALD Office. Phone 555. 25-tf
&. G. Clark had leg sprained while
working at the Anderson & Middleton
mill Saturday, and was taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital for trert'
ment.
The Aberdeen teachers who attended
the institute at Montesano unite in pro-
nouncing it on of the most successful, as
well as entertaini lg, they ever had al
ten led.
| The Rathbone Sisters are arranging TO
give social, in Foresters hall next
! Wednesday evening, to which all Kpigh
Of Pythias, and friends of the order are
invited.
Mrs. r. B. Bryan, wife of The state
superintendent OF schools and formerly
a very populor teacher in the Aberdeen
public schools. visited friends in the
city last week.
Ralph Adams, an employee OF the Di.
neen Logging Co., was brought to the
Aberdeen General hospital Fri!ay with
a severely injured foot and ankle. caused
by falling limb.
Easter Sunday in Aberdeen brought
forth bright clear day, numerous ere.
atoms of spring bounets, lad suits for
the "chawlies" and rest and recreation
for the overworked hen.
The Mozart Symphony Club of New
York promise fine musical entertain
ment in the Hoquiam theater, under Il e
auspices of the Y. NJ. G. A. next We'd
nesday evening, April 6.
R,bert Lucart came down from Mon.
tesano Saturday and entered the Aber.
deem General hospital. Mr.. Lucart has
a host of friends in this city who will
regret to learn of his illness.
The jury term of court just adjourn ed
has cost the taxpayers OF Chehalis coun-
ty over $4,000, and if the individual t. r.
suggests that results do not justify the
cost he is called an anarchist.
A jury in the case o. Queenie Adams,
in tho police court Thursday, acquitted
the lady OF all faint OF immo,ality.
Queenie has recently altered her ways Of
life, so she claims, and has the support
Of a number of ladies', m, mbe's of the
Church of God, who appeared to testify
as to her reformation.
The steamer Centralia arriving in port
yesterday afternoon, instead of blowing
four whistles for Heron street bridge,
kept up such a series of shrieks az to
draw crowd who thought it was alarm
OF fire. Such number was attracted
to the bridge that Tender johnson had
to call the marshal to clear the bridge
before he could turn it.