Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-15
A mass democratic caucus will be held

in Woodmen's hail, Market and q
streets, next Wednesday evening. at
o'clock, to elect delegates to the county
convention.
This evening the Red Men will visit
Cosmopolis in BODY. They will assist
in the proceedings of the district conven'
ton. which includes the lodges in Che
halls county.
j. G. Smith & Co. are moving their
hardware store into the Keith block, PA
East Heron street, where they have a
handsome large room in which to dis.
play their stock.
Last evening the young people OF the
Baptist church G I'VE ten cent social, at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Hem
bling. There was large number present
and all enjoyed themselves.
Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock N. 6.
Kaufman begins big slaughter sale OF
ladies' pet,icoats. They are marked go
extremely low that they will not last
long, and first come first served.
The home OF Mrs. Wooster Of East
Aberdeen, was en- ivened last evening by
the young people of the Methodist
church. Games, refreshments and sill
YER donation was the order Of the even.
ing.
Robt. Taggar5 is to be manager, and
D. Carlisle captain of the football team
that is being organized in this city. The
team will make arrangements to play
teams in Chehalis, Lewis and Thurston
counties.
The ladies Of the W. G. T. U. meet
with Mrs. O. A. Myers this afternoon.
In addition to the importance program
many plans are being talked over re-
lating to work for the coming fall and
winter season.
Rev. Thomas E. Elliott, who has been
pastor of the Methodist church for the
last year and half, is preparing to move
to Vancouver, Wash. Mr.. Thompson,
who succeeds him, will not arrive until
next week, so Mr.. Elliott will fill the
pulpit next Sunday.
Fall Millinery Opening-The fall open
ing of the St. Paul Millinery store will
take place next Saturday, Sept. II, and
the ladies of Aberdeen and vicinity are
cordially invited to attend and inspect
the finest millinery selection ever ex.
| hibited on Grays Harbor. 1t
While his parents were on this side of
the river yesterday afternoon. John
Hamin, six years of age, fell into the
river, near the South Aberdeen depot,
and was drowned. The body was re-
covered, but Coroner Smits did not deem
an inque necessary.
Three girls, who reside on G and Fifth
streets in this city, were arrested in
| Elma, this morning. The girls were
dressed in boys clothes when arrested =,
and were held by the authorities to be
forwarded this afternoon to their homes
We refrain from publishing the girls
names for the present.
A linen shower party was given at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hogan,
Tuesday evening, to Miss Maud McDer
moth. Miss McDermoth expects soon
to leave the ranks OF the Datcheor maids,
and her associates were bound that she
should not want for towels, etc. A large
number OF her lady friends participated.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday are
opening DAYS at Mrs. Blades Millinery
parlors. The very latest in dress, street
and tailor made and ready-to-wear hats.
New York and st. Louis sly les. Worlds
Fair hats Il special feature. Pretty hat
pins given away with each hat of $500
or more. Mrs. Blade, corner Market
and II streets, Aberdeen, Wash.
On board the launch Alexander Jr.,
yesterday, as she went down the bay,
were Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. and J. NJ.
Bowes. Mrs. c. s. Black and Mis- Vera
Crawford. They not only had an en-
joyable trip, but they witnessed the
method OF seine hauling, and the hand
ling of fish.
The Deming mill will move from Ocos-
ia to South Aberdeen. This is now an
assured fact, the necessary $1,000 oonus
being raised yesterday. No small credit
in this matter is due to President Hits
and Secretary Crammatte of the Cham
Der of Commerce, whose efforts, despite
considerable knocking, were successful
in raising the money.
Several of the Methodist ministers
who have been in attendance at the an
nual conference at Montesano, took oc.
casion to visit Hoquiam and Aberdeen
Tuesday. They were surprised to see
such fourishng places, as they under
stood Aberdeen was simply number OF
shacks on piles, and the streets slabs
and sawdust. The brick and stone
blocks here rather surprised them.
Last evening at the Congregational
manor Geo. A. Simpson and Miss Daisy
B. Leedham, OF Cosmopolis, were united
in marriage, the Rev. c. McDermoth
officiating. Both OF the young people
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