Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-21

was baby girl that came to their home
Yesterday. Mother and daughter are do
ing nicely.
Mrs. Albert Grossman, of Ocosta, is
recovering nicely from the effects of a
surgical operation at the Aberdeen Cen
eral hospital.
The funeral services of Mrs. Herbert
Lord we've held this afternoon at Beard
sleys undertaking parlor, Rev. G. G..
Cloyd officiating.
A new member was initiated into the
I Eastern star chapter Tuesday eA ening,
after which a social session with refresh
ments was held.
The Cigar Makers Union have been
enjoying a visit from G. Jones of San
Francisco. Mr.. Jones is the general or.
ganizer Of that body.
The many friends of Mrs. w. B. Fet-
terman are pleased to see her again able
to be at her old place Of business. after a
severe spell of sickness.
Mesdames Edward Ly, an, OF Hoquiam
ard l.. B. Minis and Jno. 0. Wilson, of
Cosmopois. were the guests Of Mrs. Fred
Nye yesterday afternoon.
Rev. T. E. Elliott and daughter, Amy,
went to Centra.ia this morning to be
present at the association camp NEE ting
| IN no hold OF that rlano
Mesdames M. Magill and l.. L. Trask
and Miss Magill will be at home to in
vted lady friends tomorrow afternoon,
at the residence of Mrs. Magill.
E. T. Wolfe has leased the upl err floor
Of the Dudley Mapes building, on Heron
street, and will move the Kenilworth no.
tel there as soon as it is finished.
Company F. N. &. W., with head
quarters at Hoquiam, passed through
Aberdeen on the r way from American
lake, where they were encamped.
H. d. Crawford and his nephew, Chas.
f. Cork have bought the interest of S.
A. Perkins in the Daily Bulletin, and as
sumed charge OF that paper Tuesday.
Bishop Keator, of the Episcopal church
is in the city looking after church inter-
esis. The bishop thinks that by fall a
c ,mpetant man will have charge OF this
work.
Mrs. G. r. Green returned to Cohasset
this morning after short stay in towr.
She reports that the warm weather is
making the up.country people flock to
Westport.
Yesterd ~ ate noon Mrs. A. w. Mid.
dle;on gave a reception at her home,
Second and Broadway, Mesdames Austin
and Edward Anderson being the guests
OF honor.
Several CT the lady members of the
Degree of Honor went to Oakville this
morning to attend the district conventi' II
to be held at that place. They will re-
turn tonight.
A. J. Anderson and p. A. Hogan made
a sale uf 1900 acres of timber this week
to Coax, e,snan ]. w. Furdney. The
timber is principally spruce and t. g
price $25 600.
A. l.. Rector will take G. B. Sh ipman's
place as delegate to the International
Harbeis' Union, to be held at Louisville,
KY, October 4th. Messrs. Rector and
Shipman are partners.
Howard Hayden, the officer who ST. Cd
by and witnessed gang OF sailors beat
Officer Christianson last week, has been
dismissed from the force and succeeded
by Gus Youngerhcrger.
&C. Sargent and family went t.
Westport this morning to spend the sum
mer. Mr.. Sargent took his horse anC
rig and no doubt viii find use for it il
10 NJ drives along the beach.
Services at the Baptist church next
Sunday at the usual hours. Morning
subject, Nothing too hard for God
Evening topic, "a life OF quest" Good
music and a hearty welcome.
The schooner Excelsior has had new
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While there her rigging is receiving 9
general overhaniing, and everything viii
be shipshape before she goes to sea.
The Grays Harbor Commercial Co., O.
Cosmopolis. has purchased from the
Lytle Logging Co., OF Hoquiam, 100000
ct OF spruce logs at $3.50 per thousand
The log, are stored in Mox creek slough
Ruben Redmond is down from Mel
bourne, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Benin Mr. Redmond is now almost Sc
years Of age, and is yet spry both in
speech and action. He was one of the
first settlers in this part of the country
and is the father of Mrs. Benn, beside
being the neutrality-suspicious. Of
several children in Aberdeen. Mr. Red.
mond has not been in Aberdeen for Ii
years, and he could not find himself
when he arrived this time.