Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-02


on today's train for an outing through
the east srn states. They will be gone
about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Drum started for
st. Louis via. Portland and Boise, Idaho.
A ter visiting the Worlds Fair they will
return to Aberdeen.
Sanitary Ice Cream Soda dispensed
from sanitary fountain, only one ON
harbor. Shelley Druggist & Chemist.
Corner Market and G ct.
Mrs. J. ]. Carney left on Wednesday
morning for visit to the Sound cities.
She will stop at Captain and Mrs. c. R.
Bells in her round OF calls.
Yesterday H. G. Rawlings entered
complaint against Isaac Noodleman.
before Judge Bush. The result was that
the complainant payed the costs.
DR.. Watkins can now be found in his
new rooms in the Wooding. Crowthers
block. His office hours are 10 to II 80
a. M, l 80 to 4 80 and to 8p. m.
r. r. Bassett las established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, At 81 Wishkah street, next
! t., rhe HERALD Office. Phone 555. 25.tf
Now that the rooms in the Congrega.
tional and M. E. churches are not used
for public school purposes, they are be.
ing renovated and made over anew.
Mrs. J. P. Sullivan and family left for
Chippewa Fall. Wis. yesterday. On the
way they will stop at Edmunds, and
visit with Captain and Mrs. G. r. Bell.
have a judgment for $47 against L. S.
Norm, member OF the business firm of
Hortung & Norm, which will be glad
to sell for Sfteen cents on the dollar.
If /. w. MASON.
The strawberry shortcake supper
given by the ladies of the Congregational
church Tuesday evening was well at.
tended and was quite success
! financially.
Becker's base ball team is rejoicing
over their new uniforms. The material
| is of dark gray with red and white
facings. They will play with matched
team in Montesano tomorrow.
Bowes 4 Bowes have moved from their
quarters in the alley between Heron and
| Wishkah streets, to the new brick just
completed by J. G. Lewis. Their new
home is fitted up in first class style.
John Skrondal arrived from Tacoma
Wednesday and will remain in Aberdeen
during the summer. John is an Aber-
deem High school boy, but has been
with his parents in Tacoma for the last
year.
Rev. G. McDermoth has received
word that his son Charles. who has been
in Hong Kong for two and half years,
will be home in about two weeks.
Charles. Jr., will be accompanied by his
wife and child.
The fire department was called out
on Tuesday afternoon to put out a fire
in the city Jail. Joseph Campbell set
his bed on fire and came nearly losing
his life beside destroying the Jail before
he was released.
The special half rate OF cents per
hundred pounds on brick shipped to
this city. granted by the Northern
Pacific after the Aberdeen fire, expires
June 80, after which the regular schedule
Of IL cents will probably be reinstated.
Rev E. r. Prichard and family will
go to Albany, Oregon, next week. Mr..
Prichard will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon before the graduating class OF
the Presbyterian college at that place,
from which institution his son takes his
degree.
A double bridal party, and about forty
of their friends surprised the conductor
of the 10 10 train this morning. Captain
Anderson and bride and John r.
Bertholf and his bride were the prin-
cipas, and the party of friends made up
the rest of the contingent. The con.
ductor did not appreciate the situation
and did not like ice on his train, but he
got it just the same.
Tuesday afternoon from to the
new Red Cross pharmacy was alive with
boys and girls to receive the free ice
cream and soda water which Manager
Dudley and his assistants supplied al
rapidly as possible. In the evening from
8 to 10 the older persons were the guests
of the new establishment. Fo, them as
for the children. soda water or ice cream
or both, was served. Miss Eula jamie
son furnished the music for the
occasion.