Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21

II. d. Crawford is transactlng business
in Olympia.
Geo. ] Wolff went to Po,t0d on
business yesterday.
N, G. Kaufman left for Seat this
morning, to be gone several DAYS.
Mrs. John O'Hare and child left
for Olympia this morning, to v, her
parents.
The cannery having stopped rec ing
fish on the 18th, the Chinese are Lea ing
for Portland.
Miss Slater was the guest OF hon at
a farewell party, given by Mrs. y. g.
Hogan, Thursday evening.
Chas. H. Alburtv has began thu cree.
ton of neat dwelling on his pro erty
in the Pacific Land Co. Addition.
S. X. Bowes, N. G. Wheeler, R.
Forbes, G. Miller and r. Scott wolt to
Montesano this morning, as jurym n in
the superior court.
City School Superintendent Il E.
Harris attended the annual meeting OF
the Puget Sound Schoolmasters' Club at
Tacoma, Saturday.
The Order of Pendo will have basket
social and dance Saturday evening, No
vember 20. Ladies to furnish baskets.
Everybody welcome.
Joe THEM is the happy father OF
baby girl, which arrivei Friday morn.
ing, and the whole Ten.row is wishing
Joe many happy returns.
Miss E. Slater left for her home in
Michigan Saturday morning. She will
visit at Salt Lake on the way, arriving
home about Thanksgiving.
The Hoquiam and Aberdeen football
teams will make another try for 81.
premacy at Aberdeen on Thanksgiving
day. The game will be called at 8 p. IN.
sharp.
The float and boat house being built
by the Lindstrom Shipbuilding Co., for
the life saving station at Westport. is
about completed, and will soon be
launched.
The Aberdeen Lumber and Single
company's mill which closed down Fri
day, for lack of special logs, started again
Saturday. The present rains will help
both loggers and mill men.
| Will Campbell, the we'll known base
ball player, purchased the handsome
fixtures Of the Palace cigar store, and
shipped them to Montesano. where he lie
about to engage in business.
Mr.. F. A. Hart and wife returned Fri.
day from the St. Louis exposition and
incidentally a trip to Kentucky, Michi-
gan and Colorado Fred is looking fine
and is glad to be home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferthold came
home Friday from Oregon, where John
has been looking up timber interests.
They stayed in Portland couple OF days
to return With Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hart.
The A. o. U. w. and Degree OF Honor
gave Grand Master Steinbach a rousing
reception Friday night. The address Of
Mr.. Steinbach showed the order in the
best financial condition. that it has been
in for thirteen years, and good growth
along all lines
The schooner Gardiner City is at the
Lindstrom Co. shipyard undergoing re-
pairs. This vessel was wrecked at Ro-
dondo, CAL, about a year ago, and &c..
900 was expended on her in repairs, now
it is necessary to put in center stanchions
to keep her deck beams in place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kitterage, of Ocosta,
were Aberdeen visitors Friday and Sat.
urday. On Friday evening Mr.. Kitter-
age rode the goat in the Elks' Lodge,
and Mrs. Kitterage, who is past grand
chief of honor in the Degree of Honor,
attended the social session of the A. O.
U. w.
, Several merchants are enquiring the
whereabouts OF j. Byers, the painter and
decorator. He left town last week with
out bidding them goodby or making any
arrangements about his debts. Que
merchant, to whom he owed $50, is on
his track, and thinks he will locate
Byers.
Alex X. Melville, who disappeared un-
der cloud in 1856, FORGETTING bond for
$1,000 signed by his mother, the late
Mrs. Hilton, has reappeared in Portland,
and through power Of attorney issued
to his brother, VIM. X. Melville, seeks
to recover an interest in the estate OF his
parents. -Vidette.
Jesse F. Murphy, district manager of
the Equitable Life Insurance Co., has
opened district offices in the Dabney
block. Mr.. Murphy intends practicing
land law in connection with the insur.
ance business, and his four years ex.
perience as register of the Olympia land
office, has thoroughly equipped him for
that line.
Frank M. Davis, Department Com
mander Washington and Alaska, G. A.