Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-18

| Inc salary ana general supply DIS
allowed by the city at their last meeting
amounted to 1921 so.
The Elks held short social ga thering
after their business AMI initiation ses-
sion on Friday evening.
Roy Pack and NJ. F. Rorobough were
admitted to the Aberdeen General hos.
pital for treatment yesterday.
o. G. JACOBSON feft Yesterday for San
Francisco, to accept position as tenor
with the Tivoli Opera Company.
Miss Minnie Rechan has returned
from the east, being obliged to cease her
The funeral Of Mrs. John Jensen, Of
East Aberdeen, took place Friday from
the Beardsley Bros. undertaking parlors.
Subscribers TO the HERALD failing to
receive their papers regularly will confer
/ favor by reporting the same to this
office.
HIM. Sutton. one of the best known
and popular men in Oh ehalis County, is
reported quite ill at his home in Monte.
sano.
Real and personal property taxes for
1908 are payable after February l. A re.
bate OF three per cent is allowed if paid
before March Is. t'4'
Aberdeen appears to have aspirants
for the position of delegate to the nation.
al republican convention, which meets
at Chicago, June 81.
Andrew Micovich received a severe
scalp wound while working in a mill
Saturday, and was taken to the Aber.
deed General hospital. - $50
Bids for the L. l.. Maley block were
opened Saturday evening. Creech Bros.
were the lowest bidders, but the con-
tract has not yet been awarded.
r. R. Bassett has established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, at 81 Wishkah street, next
to the HERALD office. Phone o55. .5-tf
The new teachers are taking hold Of
their work with vigor, and the school
will not be injured even though the
changes occurred in the middle of the
term.
]. F.. Calder, the rustling real estate
and insurance man of Montesano, was
doing business at the metropolis Satur-
day, and made the HERALD a pleasant
visit.
Aberdeen grocers have concluded to
lower the price on some of their com.
moditics. Sugar is now selling at the
rate of II and Is pounds for q dollar.
Meat also seems to lower in price than
formerly.
The Anderson and Middleton mill
which has been closed for repairs since
the first of the year, started up again
this morning. The mill has had a
thorough overhauling and with the new
improvements is saving lumber faster
than ever.
On Friday evening the Modern Wood.
men and Royal Neighbors installed
officers. The plan to have public in
stallation as first proposed was abandon
ed, and only friends specially invited
were present.
Professor Harris held special session
with the city teachers on Friday evening,
when reports were received and plans
looked into relating to needed improve.
ments in some departments of the
general work.
Oscar Distler. Of Cosmopolis, has pur.
chased lot near the Western mill,
where he is employed, and will soon be.
gin the erection of dwelling on it, and
will move his family here as soon as it
is completed.
Mr.. Dixon H. Kauts, OF Tacoma, is
now the business manager OF The Daily
Bulletin. The business affairs of that
paper will now be under his control, and
to that end Mr.. H. D.Crawford has been
introducing him to the public.
Wishkah Temple No. 33, Rathbone
Sisters, elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: Excellent Chief,
Mrs. Cynthia Black; Excelent-Senior,
Miss Ella Fox; Excellent.Junior, Miss
Vera Crawford; Manager, Mrs. Nettie
Bowes; Mistress of Finances, Mrs.
Phoebe Kinnison Protector of Temple,
Mrs. f. l.. Robinson; Guard of Outer
Temple, Mrs. Maggie Lupton.