Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-05

! Will give chicken supper AT the parson
age Friday evening commencing al
5 80 p. m.
The ladies' Of the Guild will give 9
general party in the Firemen's hall nexi
Wednesday evening; the proceeds to &C
to the library fund.
II. l.. Wilhelm, editor Of the Coast
magazine, is in the city collecting data
for an article descriptive of Grays ilarbol
and Cheh Ais county for his publication
Geo. J. Wolff commences his removal
sale tomorrow. Not only will he Offer
for sale all kinds Of diy goods but the
building and fixtures. where he is nov
located.
w. E. Albright was fined $25 and cost
amounting in all to $3l, in the police
court yesterday, for assaulting a jar
named Geo. Oilse, and resisting the
officers.
There was no meeting OF the chamber
of commerce Tuesday night, so many o.
the members being engaged in the
republican caucus, and laying wires fol
the convention.
Harry Gibbs add family left yesterday
for Yakima City, where they will make
their home on a farm. Mr.. Gibbs
sold his property, at d and First streets,
to j. H. Rowland.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Myers, who
died Sunday at her late residence, or
the Neushkah river, took place this
afternoon from the undertaking parlor'
of Beardsley Bros.
Low prices for logs have been the
cause Of a shortening of crews in the
different Wishkah river camps, ant
some of them have closed altogether
until prices look upward.
Larkin Bros, closed down their log
ging camp, on the Wishkah river. last
evening, owing to the dull lumber
market. There crew OF so men were
paid off IN Aberdeen this morning.
l.. L. Lunt. OF Harrison, Idaho, who
was in Aberdeen last October looking
for location, has leased store room il
Union block, in which he will establish
a dry goods and furnishing store
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Bridges let Tues
day, on the steamer Newburg, for San
Francisco, where Mr.. Bridges will argue
the case of Lownsdale vs. G. f. Burrow
& Co., in the U. 5. circuit court o
appeals next Tuesday.
The Edison theatre reopened Monda.
night after vacation OF two weeks Will
splendid company, and has been play
ing to crowded houses. Tae "Chil,
Artist" tonight, and the balance of this
week, should be seen by everyone il
Aberdeen.
Mrs. A. l.. ConJit and daughter o
Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived on thu
harbor on the steamer Olympic iron
San Francisco to visit their relatives
Mr.. 0. NJ. and F. NJ. Kellogg. The.
will remain sometime and visit tn.
various industries OF this section.
| The Knights of Pythias had al
interesting session last evening. Severa
visitors from other domains were presen
and spoke under the head of good OF tn
order. Willard Turner, who has bee
laid up with an injured knee, receives
1922. 10 sick benefit. This shows some
thing of the benefit that such an orde
is to the working man.
The Aberdeen Electric company il
moving it's office from the vicinity of tn
Anderson & Middleton mill to the room
in the new brick building just complete
by Mr.. Dabney, on q street near Heron
The company will have one of the mos
complete quarters in the city, and tn
new location will be much more con
venient for the general public.
Miss Clara Doyle, dramatic an
musical artist OF a national reputation,
, arranging to give concert for the bene
fit of St Egedius church, in w. O. W
: Hall, next Wednesday evening. A NAL
quartette consisting of Messrs. Emi
Pfund, w. Il. MacfarlaEe, o. Jacobsen
and Il. B. Blackstone will assist, as wi
DR.. j. w. Scamell, and other loca
!, musical talent.
: The repu blican county convention vii
meet in this city this afternoon am
evening. The convention will be he'll
in the new store building just west G
the Washington hotel, on Heron street
1t will be called to order at 5 O'Clock
and, after rffectlng temporary organ
ization, will adjourn, probably t
: o'clock. A battle royal between tn
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