Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-25

morning.
Alvin Heinrich, president OF the Aber-
deem Brewing Co., is down from Seattle,
looking after the business of his
company.
County Attorney Heath did business
in Justice Parsons court yesterday, in
the case of the state OF Washington vs.
F. Casteel.
On Tuesday Rev, E. II. Prichard went
to Seattle to perform the ceremony maxi
ing Miss Olnie Hubbard and Mr.. r. E.
Turner one.
A. D. Wood, OF Pinehurst cottage,
Cohassett beach, was in town yesterday
and reported business rushing at that
popular resort.
A. H. Corbin has moved from Ho-
quiam and has opened Racket store in
the o. J. Lawrence portion Of the Com
mercial block.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bridges and g. p.
Cern were registered at the Washington
state building, at the st. Louis expose
ton this week.
The steamer Chehalis which arrived
yesterday, brought II passengers from
San Francisco. She also brought con.
siderable local freight.
Attorney Griffith, Of Seattle, was in
the city today and appeared before the
state land commission. in behalf Of the
Wilson Brothers and company.
The Westport Dancing Club will give
a grand excursion and ball next Satur-
day evening, the steamer Harbor Belle
leaving Aberdeen at 7 80 p. m.
Mrs. Eastman returned from the beach
yesterday. While away she developed
good case OF quincy and had to call in
professional aid on her arrival.
Ex-senator John L. Wilson was an
Aberdeen visitor Tuesday evening. He
held conf renee with few OF the faith.
full, which will be revealed later.
Special Excursion,
Ringlings Circus
Centralia, August 9th,
Round trip $2.15.
Miss Callahan, the Western Union
telegraph operator, went to the Sound
Tuesl.y, ON her vacation. Her niece,
Miss G. Stoddard, went with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Sargent have been
the hosts this week OF MIR. 1. Batchelet,
former schoolmate OF the young PEG.
pie. 1t Is sixteen years since they met.
H. D. Crawford has purchased the lot
on Wishkah street formerly occupied by
the Acme opera house, with view to
erecting building on it for the Bulletin.
l.. L. Maley returned Tuesday from
the Quiniault country, wher9 he was on
fishing tour. He reports the country
tull Of smoke, on account Of the forest
fires.
r.. P. Lucart, the candy man, who a
year ago moved to Moutesano, has &C.
cured location in the Commercial
block, and has again opened palace Of
sweets.
The cutting ARRAY between Edward
Coulter and John Phillips, Sunday, was
discussed in the police court Tuesday.
Each paid the sum Of SIS and costs into
the city treasury.
The Ideal dry goods store will give
concert next Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpkins will furnish the music,
and a cordial invitation to attend is
extended to the public.
The Aberdeen Lumber & Single mills
shut down Tuesday evening for couple
of months while large amount OF new
machinery is Installed, and the mills
thoroughly overhauled.
The Aberdeen Packing company are
already for business. The Chinese crew
who does the canning under contract
arrived Tuesday, and as soon as the run
commences will begin operations.
SOLICITOR WANTED "A live, capable
man to solicit orders for established firm.
LdIScSC IctdllcIS Ill Iuc W Dc OOOu pay
to right party. Address, with reference,
Grand Union Tea Co., Seattle, Wash.
Invitations are out for party to be
given by Mesdames A. F. Coats and A..
J. Anderson, at the residence of the lat
ter, this afternoon. The parry is given
in honor Of the Misses Lock and John
son.
L. l.. Alepander, who has been visiting
in Skagit county, returned Tuesday.
While away he ran into two railroad
wrecks, caused by forest fires. He still
thinks Aberdeen is good place for
working men.
G. S. Chapman, of the agricultural de.
partment, Washington, d. c., spent sew.
ersl days on the Harbor, and went from
here to the Sound. MIR. Chapman was
on a general tour, but had special bust
ness on the Sound.
Miss Van Boskirk, who taught in the
high school last term, and was consider