Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-19

in Portland.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Richard Task. of u.
eano, visitet with Mr.. and lrs. l..
Trask over sunday.
Miss Myra Brooks, of the berdee;
General hospital, went to Ce lila TIM
morning to spend few days.
Workmen are overhauliny tn Market
mill premises. preparatory toge ing tina
institution rea " for business
Miss Mabel Birge, Of Cent ia, wht
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs } Leitch
returned to her home this mo ng
Yesterday evening a COW met the
trolley car on Division stree between
Wishkah and Market. The car was not
hurt.
The Pacific Transfer company has in.
stalled large weighing machine for
wagons in front OF their stable, on Hume
street.
G. w. Yana, of Wes'port, was an
Aberdeen visitor laat week. He was
present at the taking Of the testimony
in the case OF the steamer South Bay.
X. Zelasko and H. 0. Camp left Fri
day for visit OF three months in Cali
fornia. His friends have suspicious that
Count Zelasko will not return bachelor.
Rev. G. o. Ros,ng. OF the Lutheran
church, held services in Montesano Sat
urday evenin: and Sunday morning, re-
turning to Aberdeen Sunday afternoon.
Rudolph Bachman, who started the
fire in the city Jail Tuesday, was taken
before Judge Mason Irwin Of the superior
court, Thursday, and was adjudged in.
sane.
The monthly teachers institute was
held Saturday morning in the Market
street school. Superintendent Harris !
addressed the institute on educational
topics.
w. H. White, councilman-elect from
the sixth ward, received word Friday of
the death Of a son, at Fa.l River, Mass,
The deceased was brother Of Contractor
A. P. White.
Court Commissioner Bridges finished
taking testimony in the libel case OF the
tug Daring against the steamer South !
Bay, Friday, and returned to Tacoma
Saturday.
Judge Bush sent Gus Thorn, John
Shea. Knute Thorsen, Chas. Monroe, G.
@. Myers and James NJ ooney to work on
the streets Friday. for being drunk and
disorderly.
For Sale-An eight.light Buffingt' I |
ace,ylene gas mach inc, about $50 feet {
pipe and a number OF gas fixtures. will |
be- sold at genuine bargain. Inquire at
the HERALD Office. tt
For the first time since the fire Heron
street is presentab!e, from the stand.
point of cleanliness. Marshal Carter
has force OF hohoes at work there with
scrapers and brooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Gilbert, who have
been visiting DR.. and Mrs W. B. Paine,
left for Duluth, Mimi, Saturday morn
ing. Mr.. gilbert is interested in the
milling business at Goldendale, Klickitat
At the regular meeting of Dewey Coun.
Gil, Order of Pendo, Saturday evening,
the following were initiated: John
Esther, J, ]. Carney, @. H. Petit, May
Esther, Jeanne Barnes. 7 his order is
rapid growth of late.
While hobo was passing the Com.
mercial hotel building, on F street, Fri
day, Marshal Carter saw him deliberate.
ly break the glass in the front door. He
was promptly gathered in, and now re.
penis his vandalism in the chain gang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sauers entertained
a party of friends at dinner Friday even.
ing. Those present we're: Rev. and Mrs.
Chas. McDermoth, Rev and Mrs. W. E.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Farnam,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Carey and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. j. Carney.
At the sale of state school land last
Monday the northeast quarter OF section
16-1S-9 was bid in by A. F. Goats for
So. 800 The appraised value was 81 $3.50
and there was spirited contest between
Mr.. Coats and j. A. Hood for this valu-
able tract. Five other tracts were sold
at their appraised valuation. +. l..
Morgan, of Attic, bought lot Is, in Sec
ton 26 1853. for $3.50, and the other four
pieces we're purchased by A. P. Stock
well, Of this city, as follows: Northeast
quarter, and northwest quarter, and lots
4 and 5, section 1851, for 1902.