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

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the city visiting his daughters, Mrs. A
Alexander and Miss Merzbach.
Eugene France went to Portland Sat.
urday, to attend to business matters.
| He will return early this week.
Mrs. f. II. Tanner entertained party
OF friends Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs G. 7. Wooding.
Wanted To Exchange--A ranch and
stock for improved city property. Adj
dress Geo. Champlin, Matlock, Wash.
! The City Mai ket, corner Wishk4h and
! G streets, has the sole agency for Aber-
! deem Tor Montesano creamery butter. If
Miss Jessie Young went to visit friends
on the Columbia river Saturday morn
ing. She will be gone an indefinite time.
The old Olympic cafe is now being
moved from its location on Heron street
to the corner of Wishkah and X streets.
The Western mill has been closed
down for few days for lack of logs.
They expect to start tomorrow morning.
That good supply of water has been
maintained all through this dry season
denotes good management of the works
The social session OF Wishk all Circle
Women OF Woodcraft, Thursday evening
is rep )rted to have been very pleasant
affair.
For Sale Two very desirable residence
| lots belonging to the city library. In
quire OF Mrs. j. B. Haynes, or at the
library. If
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Wood started for
Chicago Saturday morning. They will
at st. Louis and Denver before returning
to Aberdeen.
Capt. Erickson, Of the steamer Contra.
liza, is receiving treatment at the Aber.
deem General hospital, and may be I'M
able to take his ship to san Pedro when
she is loaded.
Mrs. Chas. DeLosh gave a farewell
party to Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Woodng on
Friday afternoon. a large party was
present to bid them happy journey and
safe return.
Mrs. Maud Shelley, nee Weatherwax,
returned to Portland Friday after visit
Of two weeks with her mother, Mrs. w.
w. WeatheiwaX.
What has became of the South Abcr-
deem bridge franchise? If the bridge is
not to be built, The ferry proposition
should be taken up.
The Crescents defeated the Tall Tim
bers at the bowling contest at the City
Bowling Alleys Friday evening, the score
being 2,297 to 2,245.
The Young People OF the Congrega-
tional church gave a very pleasant social
at the Tome Of Nh. and Mrs. W. Fl. Nc
Whitney Friday evening.
The steamer Newberg arrived Satur-
day morning and brought large con-
signment of freight for local merchants.
She had few passengers.
Mrs. s. Anderson went to Portland
Saturday to meet Mr.. Anderson, who
will arrive today, after an extended trip
through the eastern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Wooding left Sat
urday on the steamer Coronado for San
Pedro, with the intention Of spending
the winter at Redlands, Cal.
The fourteenth anniversary ball OF the
Aberdeen Fire Department will be given
in Firemen's hall on Saturday evening,
October Is. Tickets IS cents. 1t
Bids are called for the supplying of
material and the construction of the
Masonic-Temple, to be erected on the
corner of and Heron streets.
The foot ball game yesterday afternoon
at Athletic park, between Aberdeen and
Hoquiam teams, was a draw game, the
score standing 5 and at the close.
The Edison furniture and contents was
sold this morning to satisfy the claim OF
Mrs. E. Fetterman. j. g. Hogan bought
in the property for Mrs. Fetterman.
Samuel Smith, of Elma, one of the
early settlers of Chehalis county, is
spending few days in Aberdeen, won.
dering at the rapid growth Of the CITY.
Captain and Mrs. J. NJ. Stream went
to Seattle Saturday to visit with their
children. The captain will return today
to resume his duties on the tug Daring
Isadore and Leo kaufman arrived from
Bel'ingham Friday evening, to relieve
their uncle, n. G.. Kaufman, who retir es
from business after successful mer.
chantile career Of sixteen years in Aber-
deem,
G. G. Sargent has purchased the
Kenilworth hotel, in the Crowther block,
of F. f. Wolfe, and took charge Saturday
evening. Mr.. Sargent is an Aberdeen
hotel man Of experience, with reputa-
ton OF always running a good house,
and will doubtless make the Keniworth
a success.