Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-14

| r. u. D5CkeDacn, former State sena'
tor from this county, now of Olympia,
was among the visitors to Aberdeen
Tuesday.
Two men named King and G. Justice
and J. Rock were taken by Deputy
Sheriff Ed. Payette, to the Walla Walla
penitentisry Wednesday.
Aunt Dinah, we'll known character
around town, has concluded that she and
the police force are not in harmony and
has decided to try Hoquiam.
Miss Bess Van Busker, the new teacher
in the High school, who takes the place
OF Miss Vance, who has gone east, COM
menced work on Tuesday morning.
r. r. Bassett has established a mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, at 81 Wishkah street, next
! Daniel, young son of Judge Pearson,
was accidently thrown from a wheel
while riding on the Hoquiam road Mon
day afternoon and severely injured.
After the supper at the Congregational
church tomorrow evening, Mrs. G.
McDermoth will entertain the young
ladies of her Sun lay school class, at her
home.
The Rathbone Sisters will meet next
Saturday evening in the parlors of the
Congregational church. Election Of
officers will be held, and social session
enjoyed.
The school board has appointed Dep
uty Marshal Birmingham, truant officer.
This means that boys and girls OF school
age, will bs kept off of the street during
school hours.
Fred Becker. Roy Magill and Ralph
| Roberts returned from Oregon today
after proving up on their timber claims.
They report a rough trip and are glad to
get home again.
The foundation for the new Anderson
& Rowland block, at the corner of Heron
and H streets, is being driven, and the
contract let for the completion OF the
building has been let.
The American mill closed down this
morning for an indefinite period, and in
the meantime there will be a general
overhauling OF machinery, so that any
needed Improvements can be attended
to.
! Mr.. Jacobson, who has been solo sing.
er in the congregational church during
the past three months, will leave for
San Francisco this week, where he will
be engaged permanently in musical
circles.
Bert Keith is preparing to build a
cement building 50x100 feet, on his
property, on the north side of Heron.
between H and streets. 10 that end
he is having the debris cleared away,
and piling procured.
The Anderson & Middleton mill which
has been closed. for repairs, since the
first of the year, will commence opera
tions on Monday. The mill has been
thoroughly overhauled and is now com.
plete in all departments.
John Damitio has brought piece of
maple wood to this Office that is a Curl
osity. In the grain OF the wood appears
as though painted to represent the
narrow entrance to sheet of water, with
fort on one side OF the channel.
Another OF Aberdeen's runaways oc.
CURED Yesterday. 1t was only a hack,
when it started, but when it stopped it
was smitherines. Fortunately no one
was hurt which in the present condi-
ton OF Heron street, was miracle.
The foundation of the Thompson block
on Market street is completed, and work
on the superstructure has commenced.
This will be OF artificial stone, and when
completed will be occupied by Mrs. A.
II. Marsh, as Millinery Emporium.
City Marshal II. II. Carter, at the
smoker Tuesday evening called atten-
ton 20 the fact that boys and girls too
old to be acted with under the curfew
ordinance, were on the streets, and in
the vicinity OF questionable places, long
past the hours when the young people
ought to be in bed. 1t would be we'll il
the parents in this community would
look closer into this matter, and know
where there children are