Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-14

block 10, frances addition of j. A
McGilicuddy for 1925, through the F
f. Jones agency.
Rev. J. T.. Williams, presiding elder O.
the Methodist church, visited Aberdeen
yesterday, and will hold quarterly cen
ference this evening.
The new saw mill of Wilson Bros. &
Co., is making an excellent record for a
new mill, and on Thursday last cut
81, 900 feet of lumber
Mrs. Ellen Cloney is having an addi'
ton built to the Windsor hotel to ac'
ccmmodate the increasing business OF
that popular hostelrie.
| County Assessor Archer was in the
city Saturday, and appointed Walter
Crammatte and H. A. Wells deputy
assessors for Aberdeen.
DR.. Paul Smith has sold his one-half
interest in the Hoquiam General hos
pital to DR.. Campbell, OF Hoquam, and
DR.. Watkins, of Cosmopolis.
The excursion to Olympia, contem-
plated by the Woodmen of the World
Yesterday, was abandoned, the order
being unable to secure train.
John r. Brown has sold his interest in
the clothing firm OF Brown Il Porter to his
partners, who will continue the business
under the firm name OF Porter Il Co.
r. r. Bassett has established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, at 81 Wishkah street, next
to the HERALD office. Phone 555. 25-tf
G. A. Cromwell, who is suspected VI
several petty burgaries here. was
sentenced in the police court Friday To
Is days in the city Jail, for petit larceny.
Mrs. Jno. j. Carney and daughter,
Dorothy, went to Tacoma Friday to visit
Miss Marjory, who is attending the
Puget Sound University, and returned
last night.
County Auditor Campbell will receive
bids to April 4, a. l O'Clock, p. m. for
the repair OF five county bridges, and
for 100 cords OF wood, delivered at the
court house.
| Caldwell Bros, will resume logging
operations on South Bav this week, al
their old cedar location. Their camp on
the Satsop river will finish that timber
next month
Benny, the three. year old son of DR.
and Mrs. II. j. Baker, died Friday even
ing at the residence of A. S. Coats. The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon
Rev. T. E. Elliott officiating.
The democratic county central com
mittee will meet at Montesano on Fri
day, March 25, to issue call for a
county convention to elect delegates tc
the state convention, at Olympia, May 5
The state supreme court has affirmed
the sentence, OF two years in thePeni'
tertiary given Joseph Stockhammer
who was convicted of manslaughter. fol
the killing Of Frank Aigner at Hoquiam
Remarkable bliss Native Herbs
that so many thousands get so much
health from and give universal satisfac
ton everywhere are to be found continu
ally with o. J. Lawrence, Local Agent
The Racket Store. 43-18t
Title is about perfected to the corner
OF Heron and G street, sold by N. &
kaufman to w. B. Mack and associates
for $15 900, and the new owners are pre-
pairing to build brick block so 13|
feet.
A strike of the engineers of the coast
ing steam schooners at San Francisco
IS liable to be an annoyance to the mill
OF Grays I1arbor, although advices Sat
ur1ay indicated near settlement of th'
difficulty.
The Che halls County Logging & Tim
Der Co., has offered to guarantee 800,
900 worth of business each year for tel
years to the Grays Harbor Electric Co.
if that company will extend its line t.
Montesano.
The brick and stone block, 130x100 f ct
being built by j. H. Rowland and A.
Anderson, at Heron and H streets, ha
the walls up to the second floor, and tn
contractors are pushing the work a
rapidly as possible.
Mrs. Cynthia Black of Aberdeen cam
over Saturday and visited with he
mother and sister, Mrs. Fenton Smitl
and family. Her mother, Mrs. f. Scott
returned to Aberdeen with her Monday
South Bend Pilot.
Department Commander T. n. Cava
naugh will visit the 10 al Post of tn
Grand Army Of Republic tomorrow
evening. Crook Post, No. SO, has ar
ranged to give the commander heart,
welcome, and all old soldiers, whethe
members or not, are cordially invited t.