Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-17

;, G. ]. Taylor and wife, of OakvilIe
spent Friday ana Saturday in tins city
Mr.. Taylor was the founder of the Oak
vile Cruiser, but sold out lately, and i
engaged in general trading.
Mrs. Capt. r. i. Peasloy is visitin
her mother, Mrs. Emily Dalton, while
| the captain is Off on a six weeks voyage
| On the last trip trip Of the vessel Mrs
Peasley accompanied her husband.
Mrs. Fred Green has taken charge o
the Sunday morning music in the Con
gregational church, and Mrs. II. II. Car
| ter of the evening music. Mrs. Greer
will be assisted 10y Mrs. s. Anderson.
The statement that w. T. McBridC
had again purcha ed the Aberdeen livery
stable was an error. Mr.. McBr de is
merely attending to the business during
the illness Of the manager, liza Smlts.
Alex Fraser, who is well known on
Grays Harbor as q logging foreman, had
an arm broken last week. by an accident
while at work in the North river Hobi
camp, 'and is now at the South Bend
hospital.
The Aeolian Musical club met in social
session with Miss Susie Rogers, on First
and L streets, Friday evening. 1t beng
social session there was no definite pro-
gram, the whole entertainment being
impromptu.
The school board has erected very
neat shelter for the bicycles of the pupils
who attend the High school. The shell
ter is at the base of the hill at Terrace
avenue, and is fitted with racks and 9TH
er accommodations.
The young lady friends of Miss T.
Moore gathered at the home OF Miss
Anna knudson, Friday evening, and
presented that Young lady with shower
of glass. The shower consisted Of cut
glass water decanter and set of glasses.
A p. Stockwell, of Aberdeen, sent a
fine elk to Mr.. Richolt to be mounted.
This animal was killed on the Hump
tulips river in Chehalis county, and goes
to show that lhis county still affords a
fine opportunity for the huntel.-Cen-
tralia Chronicle.
Edward Lowe, OF Grand Rapids, Mich
gan, arrived Friday evening, in COM
pany with G. r. Green, who has just
returned from a trip to England. Mr..
Lowe will remain on the Harbor about
ten days, attending to his varied inter
ests in this section
Peter Bee paid $27 95 into the police
court last week for the pleasure OF carry.
ing concealed gun, and f. A. Olson
was run into TIE cooler Saturday night
on similar charge, with the addition OF
firing salute Oh the street, presumably
in honor of the Jap victory in Man.
churia.
The supper given by the ladies of the
Congregational church, Friday evening,
was very successful affair. The at.
tendance was sufficient to keep the ladies
wondering as to whether there would be
chicken enough to 90 around, but they
did it without having to serve any chick
en- necks.
Robert Scott who moved the old Casey
shoe stcre building from the corner of G
and Wishkah streets, to his property on
Market and ID streets, has remodeled the
building and con rerted it into Il very
neat dwelling house. He has also changed
one of his small store buildings into
rooms for rent.
Saturday the carpenters put the last
plank on the lower hull of the steam
schooner now in course of construction
at the Lindstrom company's shipyard,
for Beadle Bros, of San Francisco Fol-
lowing the usual custom when the last
plank is on, the workmen opened a key
Of beer and had jollifcation.
Mrs. Robert Campbell, former well
known and highly respected resident of
Aberdeen, died Saturday night in Port
land hospital, where she had gone from
her home in Astoria for treatment. She
leaves her husband and two grown chill
dren to mourn her loss, who have the
sympathy OF numerous friends in Aber-
| deem.
Joseph Woods, the we'll known butcher
OF Hoquiam, had a leg broken in two
places by an unmanageble automobile at
Hoquiam, yesterday afternoon. A party
was running down Eighth street in Alex
Polson's auto, and at l street became
ratified, and ran the machine into the
door of Andrew Bruce's store, running
over Mr.. Woods and smashing up the
store door.
| Robert Kennedy, fourteen-year-old
boy, was shot IN the head and danger
ously wounded, Saturday. His younger
brother was playing with a pistol, which
he didn't know was loaded" and the
weapon went off. with the above result.
The boy was taken to the Aberdeen Gen.
eral hospital. where the ball was ex.
tracted, and the lad lies in a critical