Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-17


Wanted-5OO to 1000 piling, cedar,
spruce and fir. Panel & Folding Rox
Co., Hoquiam. tt
Hubert Bell went to Edmunds yester-
day, to visit during the holidays with
his parents.
Webster & Shonn have reopened the
Bodega saloon, and were granted license
by the city council last night.
A. Rupert went to Pc Ell this morn
ing, to dispose of the hardware stock OF a
business house in that place.
Word was received this morning that
the olympia Hotel, at the state capital,
burnt last night, at II O'Clock.
Mrs. w. B. Paine was able to leave
St. Joseph's hospital for her home yes
terday, fully recovered from her illness.
Geo. Myers and Ed. Tosburg came
down from Montesano and entered St.
Joseph's hospital for treatment yester-
day.
Ray Broom underwent surgical oper-
alton at st. Joseph's hospital yesterday,
| from the effects of which he is recovering
nicely.
Charles, the five.year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Martin broke his arm
yesterday. DIR. Austin was called in and
set it.
Edmund Croft, OF Tacoma,is in the city
Oh his way to the Humptulips country,
where he will look up location for a
shingle mill.
Last night was stormy one, and
about 10 O'Clock the electric wires were
interferred with by the lightning. A few
telephones were put out of operation.
Lutheran services in German and
English will be held next Sunday even
ing, in the Adventist church, by Rev.
| VIM. Hohberger.
Miss Slater, who has been one of the
public school teacher in this city goes to
Mount Pleasant, Mich, to take the Nor.
NAL course in that school.
At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing the theme will be "Soul Winning
Our Work" Evening topic. "Convic-
ton OF SIM" All are invited.
The North Aberdeen Single Co. re-
ceived another hand shingle machine
Tuesday, which will increase the cutting
capacity OF their mill to l25 900 a day.
State Superintendent Bryan has made
the quarterly apportionment of school
funds, amounting to $l45,SS0.S6, of
which Chehalis county receives SIS 1888 20.
The Foresters of America entertained
their friends Tuesday evening in social
session. Dancing and refreshments were
the order, and all enjoyed the occasion.
Notice will be found in another column
OF voluntary reduction OF the minimum
meter rates by the Grays lIarbor Electric
Co. The rate is reduced from $500 to
$3.50.
This evening the district convention OF
the Red Men, for the Harbor, will meet
in the city. The local lodge is making ex-
tensive preparations to entertain the
visitors.
Lucart's confectionery store is being
moved from the Commercial block to the
room formerly occupied by the Quick
Print on G street between Heron and
Wishkah.
Roy Sauers and Chas Peters, OF Char
lotte, Mich, who are making tour Of
the Pacific coast, are in the city. visiting
their old schoolmates, S. X J. M. and
Daniel Bowes.
G. L. Ingram came down from Coats
camp Tuesday with three fingers cut off,
by getting them caught in wire cable.
He went to the Aberdeen General hos
pital for surgical aid.
The Racket store has been removed
from the Commercial building on Mar.
ket street to Heron street. A disagree
ment between landlord and tenant was
the reason for removal.
The weather has been rough outside
during the first of the week. The tug
Daring reported several schooners out.
side, but it was not deemed safe to bring
them across the bar.
Capt. N. J. Nelson has received the
contract to furnish the sails and tarpau.
Inns for the steam schooner being built
at the Lindstrom shipyards, for Beadle
Bros, of San Francisco.
F. Steinbach. Of Tacoma, grand master
of the A. o. U. w. for the jurisdiction
OF Washington, will be here tomorrow
evening, on an official visit to the loca
lodge. The members are preparing tt
give him rousing reception, and to
night steps will be tken to perfect ar
range ments.