Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-25

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) Oregon, were in the city last week, visit.
ing Mrs. Brund's sister, Mrs. G. o. Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ. Kellogg. OF Ho.
/ GUAM, were in the city Saturday. Mrs.
kellogg attended the Stockwell-Jones
party.
Walter X Morely, secretary OF the
Michigan Lumber Co., was initiated into
the mysteries OF the B. p . E. Friday
night.
I. Wesley Schumacher is ten years
old today, and this afternoon number
,of his young friends gave him surprise
party.
Have you weak stomach? Try a
bottle of Shelley's dyspepsia cure. No
help no pay. Corner Market and q
street. II
Ed. S. Hulburt, VI no is federal jury
man at Tacoma, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with his family. He returned
this morning.
The Aberdeen Lumber & Shinole COM
pany was shut down Friday and Satur-
day, waiting for ships to take the lumber
from the dock.
The local Log lers' Union is a thing OF
the past. The secretary publishes its
dissolution, saying there is no need for
such an institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wooding are
/ coin,rpinu = q J,ac-att In thn ~
time l. C,owthers is chief cook at the
Wooding residence.
Eugene France, Fred H. Green, }. A.
and J. II. McGillicuddy returned yester-
day from two weeks cruise in the
timber on North Beach.
More than 100 ladies attended the
Stockwell Jones party, gwen in honor OF
the Misses Merzbach and Maxey, in
Vests hall, Friday afternoon.
City Superintendent Linn is still busy
building sidewalks. His latest achieve
ment is on G street, between Second and
Fourth. Let the good work 60 on.
Ernest McLafferty, who has been visit
ing his parents here, left for Centralia
Saturday to look after the interests Of
the Adventist church at that place.
Tomorrow at 10 a. m. the case of James
Stewart vs.. S. B. Linn and Charles Lar
son, for destruction of property, will be
heard by Justice L. Minis at Cosmopolis.
The firm of Norm and Hartung lave
moved from the corner OF Wishkah and
H street to the Doris-Dabney block.
Their arrangements are complete and
artistic.
Rev. E. r. Prichard, of the Presby.
terrain church, is spending his vacation
in Oregon. He will be gone about a
month. His pulpit will be temporarily
supplied.
s. X. Bowes and the Patterson& Locke
Co.. have moved from their temper
airy quarters on Heron and l streets, in.
to the room in the rear of the Hayes &
Hayes bank.
The HERALD is in receipt of two COM
plimenta,y tickets to the Seattle Indus.
trial Exposition and Labor Day celebra.
ton, which opens August 30, and iuns
} for two weeks.
Among the passengers who went to
, San Pedro on the Santa Monica, Friday,
( was A, w. Barkley. Joe will be in
charge OF the clothing store while his
: father is absent.
A special trolley car will be run to Ho-
GUAM tomorrow evening, to accommo'
date those wi hing to attend the Baptist
: concert at that city. The car will leave
the barn at 80.
=. The w G.. T U. will meet at the resi-
+ dence OF Mrs. @. A. Myers, at 2:30 next
Thursday afternoon Subject for discus
sion: "Christian Education" led by
Mr.. j. B. Haynes.
Those who attended the reception at
Mrs. NJ Magill's Friday, express them
selves as highly pleased both with the
hostesses and the guests. 1t was high
. ly congenial gathering.
Sheriff Graham started for Walla
Walla today, in charge of ZeEner, who
was arrested in this city for living off o
fallen women. Zenner will servs two
years in the penitentiary.
= The Masonic fraternity has concluded
to build on their lot on Heron and
streets. The building will be 5Oxl3(
. feet, two stories high, the upper part t.
+ be used entirely for lodge purposes.
4 A crew OF japanese for night work al
the saw mill Of the H. G. McClary Co.
at Summit, came to Elma on the after
noon train Friday, but were not permit
> ted to alight from the train. A few
working men informed them that they
were not wanted, and purchased tickets
e for them to Satsop, telling the Japs t.
Il return to Seattle the next day.