Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-06

October Is. Unless registered by that
date You cannot vote at the November
elections.
The young people OF the Congregations
al church will have a social at the resi-
dence oi Mr. and Mrs. W. II. McWhinney
Friday evening.
AS equalized, the assessed valuation OF
Aberdeen is, real estate, %l2,724; rail
road track, $54 OF; property, $426,Sil
total, $l,193, 672.
w. r. Mcbride has commenced the
erection of another cottage on his f
street property. The building will front
on Second street.
City Treasurer Locke has called a
number OF warrants for payment, on the
current expense, water and improve
ment district funds.
An Aberdeen businessman is having
an experience with fIoquiam attorney.
who charged the Aberdonlan $40 fee for
making a collection OF rs.
Have you been at the st. Louis Fair?
Ii you have YOU will recognize the st.
Louis hat at Blades Millinery Pa"lors,
corner of Market and II streets, next to
Moultons Furniture store.
The gang edger at West Il SHADES mill
broke yesterday morning. 1t took all
day to make the necessary repairs, but
&c c,o;,,r, oy,i,, toJov
G. Lawrence was fined $33.45 by JUS
tice Bush, for stealing watch, but not
having the herewith is to board in the
city hotel for the space Of 80 days.
The lrigantine Geneva, after unload
ing her ballast at the Lindstrom COM
pany's shipyard, was towed to the West
& Slade dock to load lumber, Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Wooding will leave
for san Pedro on this trip OF the Corona
do. After staying short time in Los
Angeles, they will 60 to Redlands to
spend the winter.
Last Sunday was Chidrens Rally Day
at the Presbyterian church, and the
church was filled to its utmost capacity.
The exercises were conducted by r. Il.
Fey, and were very interesting.
The precinct of Neushkah has been
abolished, and residents OF that precinct
will vote at Cosmopolis in the future. AS
their voting place is in an incorporated
town, it will be recessary to register.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hart and Mr.. and
Mrs. \. D. Wood will leave ON Saturday
morning for the st. Louis Exposition.
They will be absent several weeks, and
will visit ia Kentucky and other states.
NJ iss Eleanor Trask returned Tuesday
evening from an absence OF ten months,
Ohio and, in company with her brother,
Harper Trask, saw the st. Louis expo
sition.
Jacob Mooer who has been in the re-
pair shop at Jeffs shoe store since the
fire, left yesterday for Seattle. The
pioneer shoe maker VIM. Ziegler better
known as "Billie' is once more at the
bench.
The Washington hotel is receiving a
coat OF paint, which gives it fine APP
pearance. Many OF Aberdeen's build
ings would be benefited by following
the example of the owners OF the WASH
ington.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Tomima Moore and Mr.. Amos +.
w. Lumsden, on Wednesday evening,
October 10, at the home OF the BRIDES
sister, Mrs. Chas. r. Wilson, 1922 East
Heron street.
While working on the residence of
Rev. G. McDermoth yesterday morning,
the staging broke with J. r. Cross, drop.
ping him to the ground. Beyond severe
jar that sent him home for the day, Mr..
Cross was not injured.
J. ]. Ryan has just completed large
tubular smokestack for the Anderson q
Middleton mill. The stack is for the
main boiler room, and will be installed
as soon as time can be spared to close
the mill for few days.
Albert Cole who halls from Aurora,
Nebraska, presented himself to the
night police, stating that he had borrow
ed $50 from the bank in his home town,
giving his team as security and that he
then sold his team and skipped for Wash.
ington. He now repents and asks that
he be sent back under arrest. While
the police do not take any stock in the
story, they deemed it best to hold him
until they hear from the bank.