Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-03

c. n. Wilson, democrati. nominee 20
county clerk, was in the city last Thurs
day. With his splendid record a. con "
treasurer for four years. Bu |" " -on
looks very much like The next clerk o.
Chehalis county.
Mrs. 4 c. Ennis entr' aimed pat,
Of lady friends Friday afterno n. in
| honor N her guest, Mrs. Isad re Kohen,
of Sea tie. The fascinating game OF
'50a' was INDUCED in, and Mrs. Fred
! Nre received The priz'.
Miss Edith Ingalls, went 10 Port and
Saturday, 10 be welded TO G. c. S;raver,
well known as base ball PLAYER of this
city. Before leaving Miss ingalls, was
| the recipient OF "linen shower" by a
number of her lady friends, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. l.. Lively.
Aberdeen Aerie, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, have moved their lodge loom to
Foresters hall, where they will celebrate
their now 90 lrters with granl concert
and ball next Friday evening. invitations
for which are already ont.
The Q. X Logging Co. has been in.
rorporated by ID. W. Dineen. J. VI. Hark-
EFT, E. B. Shields, w. f. Campbell and
f. w. Carey, with capital stock of
$25.0l0. The new company will begin
logging on the lIoquiam river shortly on
an extensive scalc.
Rev. John Hagstrom. of Chicago, who
started the first Swedish church in this
city, was Tie guest of Rev. p J. Ohleen,
last week. Mr Hagstrom, for the past
10 years has been manager of the lead.
ing Swedish paper in Chic,eo, but is
now doing general missionary work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Coats left this
morning for a visit OF about six weeks in
the east. They viii be joined in Seattle
by Mr.. Coats mother, who will return
to her home in Michigan vita her son.
Geo. II. Stone and party viii also join
Mr. Coats at Seattle, on their way to
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Middleton started
on a tour of the eastern states ard At
lantic cite this morning. Tney do not
take the children, as they will he gone
an indefinite time. Mrs. Edward Ander.
son will have charge OF the children, but
will be assisted by several other ladies'.
w. Y. Club died at the Aberdeen
General hospital Saturday evening, of
heart failure, aged 63 years The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon
from the undertaking parors OF Bear s.
lev B'cs., Rev. Chas. McDermoih
officiating Mr.. Club was in Aberdeen
vistin, his son. who is a member of the
Grays Ilarbor Paint Co., at the time OF
his death,
Mr. Cary L. Boender and Miss Flor
ence 3 Sullivan were married Thursday
evening at the home OF the brides
parents, i'm South Aberdeen. Rev.
Thompson officiating The wedding was
attended by party OF immediate friends
OF the contracting parties, who fully en-
enjoyed the pleasant occasion and wished
the happy couple all possible Joy.
The propertv Of the Scandin avian Drug
store was sold by Receiver Elston Satur.
dav to Z l.. koehler for 81 800 The
liabilities will exceed S. O'O, and after
expense Of receivership and sale are set
tied the creditors will receive about So
cents on the dollar. The business was a
poorly advised venture, and in mex
perienced hands stood no chance to sue.
ceed from the start.
The literary exercises by the pupils of
the High school Friday afternoon were
of special interest. he program con-
sisted Of a vocal solo by Hazel Magill
violin solo, Leo Johnson; recitation, Ada
johnson; recitation, B. Lund; current
events, Grace Young; original story,
Jeanette Bellies; debate, "Is civilization
the best thing for the negro?" afiirma.
tive, G. McGillicuddy and Ethel Jeans,
negative. Fritz Beltz and Ethel McDer,
moth; the negative won.