Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-10

George Arland was in the city iof d
short time yesterday, on his way to Mon
tesano returning from trip through the
Humptulips country.
Henry johnson disturbed the peace
and quiet Of the demi part OF the city,
tuesday. As result Justice Bush
gathered in IS and costs.
The schooner F M. Slade will be taken
off the Lindstrom company marine way
tomorrow and the schooner Cecilia
Sudden takes her place.
G. Scheffenberg piano man. who has
been in the city for several days, left Tor
Seattle yesterday. He thinks the Har-
Dor is good field for his business.
To cure a cold get bottle OF our White
Pine Cough Syrup, 25 cts. TO prevent
catching cold buy Chest Protector or
Chamois Vest at Evans Drug Store. If
At the state synod of the Presbyterian
church recently held at Davenport,
Wash, it was decided to hold the next
synod at Hoquiam, October 5, 1905.
Officer J. NJ. Birmingham has a blac
sicker, pair OF shoes and pair of rub
bers, for which he is trying to find an
owner. He found them hid under side
walk.
The school board has let the contract
to Creech Bros, for the erection of two
story school house on the South side.
The house will be 26x50 feet and will cost
$4,000.
Jean Hamburg will return from Seattle
this evening, accompanied by his IN other
and sister who have just come on from
Chicago, they will reside here perman'
emily.
Professor w. T. Walton, of Elma, has
resigned his position in the Puget Sound
University at Tacoma. lie is the newly
elected school superintendent for this
county.
Mrs. I. Beamer was a passenger this
morning on the steamer Norwood for
San Francisco. She will spend the win
ter in the vicinity OF Haywar d, and viii
return before spring.
For Sale-An ieght.light Burlington
acetylene gas mach inc, about $50 feet of
pipe and a number Of gas fixtures, will
be sold at genuine bargain. Inquire at
the HERALD Office. tt
Mrs. J. J. Law and Mrs. l.. F. Derkin
atten led the wedding OF their brother
inlaw, j. H. Law to Miss Josie Gleason
at the home of the brides parents, on
the Satsop river, Tuesday.
Last evening the ladies Of the Roman
Catholic church opened their annual fair
at Alp Wishkah street. They served
supper from $50 to 8 p. m. Quite
number was in attendance.
The yarding engine at Haynes logging
camp broke the piston rod and blew out
the cylinder head Tuesday, and the camp
is closed down while Douglas Bros. make
the necessary improvements.
State Superintendent Bryan and wife
spent Tuesday night in the city and
returned to Olympia yesterday morning.
The professor came down to cast his
ballot for the republican party.
The B. Y. P. u, will give social at
the Baptist church next Friday evening.
The young men will provide entertain
ment and serve refreshments. A cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend
Mesdames f. K and G. l.. Drake and
F. c. Benjamin entertained yesterday
afternoon at the residence of the former.
Five hundred was the special feature of
the function, followed by refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Jackson were
among those who went to California to-
day on the Norwood. They will stay in
Los Angeles short time and then will
join Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Wooding. at
Riverside, where they will spend the
winter.
The store rooms in the Maley block
are nearly completed and will soon be
be ready for occupancy. The one on
Heron street will he the home of Maleye
cigar factory and store, and the one on
G street will be used by Paine & Co., as
drug store.
FIVE DOLLARS REwARD-Will be paid
for the return af Crescent bicycle,
stolen from the residence of DR.. Stapp
Thursday night. The wheel is 22.inch
frame, with Garford saddle, and has in
dellible pencil marks under saddle. Re.
turn to DR.. Stapp and receive reward. ct
On Tuesday the High school pupils
held preparatory meeting in the inter.
est of the winter basket ball tourna-
ments. Gerda Knudson and Ethel Nc
Dermoth were elected captains; Minnie
Glidden, manager, and Prof. Williams,
coach. The line up of the teams has
! not yet been decided.