Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-13


} broken in two places has so far recovere
as to be able to take the arm out of til
cast
The school board are advertising 70
) bids to paint the High School building
two coats of white paint. See call 10
bids in this paper.
Lowry Bros, lost valuable carriag
, horse Friday. The team had beef
turned out to pasture at Bear Gulch
and when r. Lowry went on Frida!
to bring them back, be found the
leg of one of them broken in two places
go that the animal had to be shot. Mr.
Lowry thinks that one horse kicked the
other in play.
A party of horsemen kept the resi-
dents of West Heron street awake last
night by running races down the plank
road. Policemen Christensen and Hay.
don were after the marauders and they
"hiked" to Hoquiam, but our advice to
them is to change their brand of booze
or get new location for their track or
the purse may be hung on the other end
of the wire.
The supreme court has affirmed the
judgement of the superior court of Che.
halls county in the case of j. S. Ingram,
respondent. vs. Wishkah Boom com.
pany, appellant. Ingram secured a
judgement of $500 against the Boom
company for damages done to his real
property on the shores o + the Wishkah
river by the operation of sluice dams on
the part of the Boom company.
Miss Ella Achey and Edward Larkins,
were made one bv the Rev. C. McDer
moth last Saturday evening. A large
party of friends were present to witness
the interesting ceremony, and partici-
pate in the after festivities. Miss Achey
has been one OF the most popular nurses
in the Aberdeen General hospital, which
institution is loath to part with her;
and Mr.. Larkin is one of the firm of the
we'll known Larkin Brothers loggers.
The HERALD sends greeting and wishes
them many happy moons and suns.
EfteIand & Wheeler is the name of
the new firm now doing business on the
corner Of Wishkah and F streets. in the
racket building lately occupied by o. J.
Lawrence, and erected by him as TEN.
porary refuge, into which he moved his
goods from the Commercial block after
the fire. Grant Wheeler now member
OF the Wheeler Brothers tea company,
and Julius Efteland, president OF the
Union Trading Co., are both we'll known
as business men in the community and
will no doubt make success of the new
venture.
The school board contemplates pro.
viding more and better Accommodations
for the children of the district. Now is
the time for citizens to confer with each
other in mass m citing or otherwise,
with the idea in view OF assisting the
board in locating the new buildings. If
the citizens wish ward schools instead
of one large central building now is the
time to say SO. Ii the reverse is true, if
the thought is to build Ethe houses on
block in the central part of town come
together and say SO. Then if call is
made for the issuance of bonds to buy
property located contrary to your idea,
vote against the proposition, but let the
board know your desire first,
Miss Amy Elliott and Agnes Pearson
celebrated their sixteenth birthday at
the home of Rev. 7. +. Elliott, Friday
evening. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated with ivy and roses. Games were
played, Mr.. Marvin Tilton and John
Elliott receiving the prizes. Ice cream
and cake was served and at late hour
the young people returned to their
homes. Those present we're: Misses
Mary, Cartha and Nettie Bellew, Mary
and Molle Dinse, Minnie Glidden,
Francis Lacky, Grace Young, Thea
Eggie. Dora Brecht, Rosella Mace. Fan
ME Mcdonald, Amy Elliott and Agnes
Pearson. and Miss Louise Young of
Hoquiam. Messrs. Camp, White Id,
Arthur and Harold Cross, Tilton,
Young, Johnson, Dinse, Stewart.
Bellew, Malcolm stewart, Gilman. Pear
son and Elliott.