Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-10

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James Bradhan, a Hoquiam stage
driver, swore out = warrant for the ar
rest of VIM. Cooper, lineman on the
electric railway, this morning for as
sault and battery, and the defendant
will have hearing this afternoon.
The litigation between the Grays
Hal, Dor Electric Co. and Contractor
Geo. w. Nelson was settled out of
court yesterday, and arrangements
made for the payment of Nelson's bills
that were held up pending the suit.
E. L. Minard, a prominent merchant
Of Elma, was in the city Tuesday, in the
interest of the Elma Brick company.
and succeeded in interesting some Aber'
deem builders sufficiently to induce them
to 60 to Elma to examine the brick.
The Sunday school children of the
Congregational church will give con-
cert in the church tomorrow evening.
The entertainment will consist OF vocal
and instrumental music, recitations, etc.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
German Lutheran services will be
held next Sunday at 3:45 p. m. in the
Swedish church corner Market and H
streets by Rev. VIM. Honberger OF
olympia. All German Lutherans OF
Aberdeen and vicinity are cordially
invited to attend.
At meeting OF the Uniform Rank,
Knights of Pythias held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year, and who will be installed
next Wednesday night: Captain, E. r..
Fox; First Lieutenant. E. A. Rupert ;
Second Lieutenant, s. X. Bowes; Secre-
tary, A. w. Barley; treasurer, G. P.
Clerin.
The United Artisans are making great
preparations tor their annual ball, in
Firemen's hall, next Saturday night,
and will spare no pains to make it
pleasant for all who attend. This is the
ball that was to have been given last
month. but was postponed on account
of the electric lights being out on the
night set.
During a heated discussion at G and
Market streets Tuesday evening, Con-
tractor Rice, who is putting in the
foundation for the Garman. Lawrence
Kinnison block, struck Ed Shelley, Of
the grocery firm of Shelley Bros. Shell
ley retaliated with the vigor of Jap
battleship, ond soon had Rice on his
back and out of business.
Ed. G. Warner, the F street shoe.
maker, and who for many year resided
at Montesano, died suddenly at the
Good Samaritan hospital, Portland
Tuesday night. Mr.. Warner had lone
been in poor health, and a short time
ago he gave up his business here and
went to an Oregon hot spring. He
arrived in Portland last Saturday, and
wa stopping at the New Grand Contra
hotel. He was taken very i'll in the
hotel office Tuesday evening, and was
taken to the hospital, where he died ir
ten minutes after arrival.
Officer Birmingham arrested a MAJ
giving the name Of G.. A. Tomwell
Tuesday on suspicion OF his being thu
burelsr who has entered several resi-
dences recently. A razor was found OF
him that has been identified as thu
property of J. F. Phillips, and wa
taken from his home, 229 Hume street
Tomwell has been acting very suspic
iously, and making himself quite FREE
on slight acquaintance, and is suspected
OF being the person who entered thu
home of Mrs. E. S. Dalton last week
No charge has yet been placed agains
his name, the police being still engaged
in securing additional evidence.
Judge Pearson is canvassing propo
sition to revive the Y. M. G. A , aDt
purchase lot, 163xlOl feet at the corne
OF First and D streets, for $1,000. TIT
lot has small house upon it, which thu
Judge proposes to move to the rear of thu
lot tor rent, and erect two-story build
ing on the coroner for the use of thu
association. The scheme would require
the raising Of $1,000, and some objection
is heard for several reasons; that thu
sum necessary is too large, the location
somewhat out of the way, and quite {
few suggest that when building il
provided for the Y. NJ. C. A. by popular
subscription provision should be mad,
for the public library in the structure
II is the general belief that the Y. NJ. G
A.. should be revived. but the pas
experience has Taught the necessity O
planning the association ON such modes
lines az will insure it's continuance.