Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-04-21

other place on the harbor, % years a
chemist and druggist, All fresh drugs.
A. w. Shelley.
Court Grays Harbor will give smoker
next Tuesday evening, to which the
Courts of Hoquam, Montesano and
Cosmopolis have been invited. The
Hoquiam team will do some degree work
on the occasion.
Creech Bros. are driving the FUN
dation for the Grays Harbor Electric
Co. g building az and Market street.
The new building will be frame, 50xS0
feet two stories high, and will be used
for car barn. shops and offices.
Ryan & Mowatt began work on the
foundation OF the Elks building yester-
day. About $4,000 worth of furniture
has been selected AMI ordered by the
committee, consisting of ]. G. Lewis,
j. D. Crary and w. B. Crammatte.
Station Agent Boudreault has resigned
his position, and will be relieved May !,
by II. b. Elder, the present agent at
Elma. Mr.. Boudreault will leave about
May Is, for Galveston, Texas, where he
goes to take position as train dis
patcherer.
Levi 4 Baer, OF Aberdeen and Ho-
GUAM, contested the city ordinance OF
the City of Montesano which required
license of $40 day from temporary
merchants, and won the case, the
superior court holding The ordinance to
be invalid
A. B. Reinboth and John g. Lewis
are preparing to erect brick block,
fifty feet front, two stories high, on their
lots on Heron street below H, and are
corresponding with j. S. Book, who
owns the adjoining lot, concerning
party wall arrangement.
The basket ball game at the High
school last night, between Aberdeen and
Hoquiam teams, ended in a wrangle in
the second half, when the score stood 4
to 2 in favor of Hoquiam. Umpire
Bellies called foul on Hoquiam which
that team refused to stand for, and that
settled it.
While the; Aberdeen Edison Theater
is closed, Manager Hrschman is giving
a show every night at his Hoquiam
theater, and has arranged with the
Grays Harbor Electric Company to run
"a late car for the accommodation of ABS
er1een patrons, the car leaving Ho-
quiam at 10 p. m.
John Bado, of Carbonate, is on the
harbor, looking for his father-in.law,
Michael Horney, who has been working
in the logging camps in. this vicinity,
and has not been heard of in the past
month. Mr.. Bado fears something has
happened to his father.in.law or he
would have written OF his whereabouts.
Through an inadverten ce the last issue
of the HERALD announced the social of
the Women OF Woodcraft, in w. o. w.
hall, for Tuesday instead of Thursday
evening. The error was innocent enough,
but for the fact that the chamber OF
commerce occupied the hall that night
and INDUCED in smoker, SO that the
large invoices of ueer, cigars and other
fixings has been wrongfully credited to
the ladies social. In consequence, the
HERALD man is steering clear of those
ladies for few days, until the storm
rolls by.
Quite number from Aberdeen
enjoyed the third production OF "Queen
Esther" at Hoquiam Monday night,
going and returning on the trolley car.
best of the three, owing largely to the
ample stage room afforded by the Ho
; GUAM theater. Although the house was
, not as large as those at the Aberdeen
performances, it was appreciative to a
, high degree, and unsparing in deserved
, applause Miss Eula Jamisen acquitted
herself admirably in the title role
, although she had only been notified
that morning that she was to take that
:, part.
David Anderson was instantly killed
y sterday afternoon at Polson's camp 2
OF the Hoquiam river. Anderson was
jolted off car, and fell under the revol.
wing VIII sels. The remains we're taken
to Hoquiam, where the funeral services
> will take place tomorrow morning al
$3.50 under the auspices of the Ode
Fellows and Order Of Eagles, of which
, orders the unfortunate man was mem
Der. number OF Aberdeen Eagles anC
. Odd Fellows will attend the funeral
+ Anderson was we'll known logger. an6
had lived 10 or ~ years on Grays
Harbor, where he gained host O
; friends, who are shocked at his untimely
end.