Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-06

) The church was prettly decorated, an
the program was good. A large congre
CATION was present and enjoyed tn
rendering by the little ones.
John F. Moody, Aberdeen, Andre,
Olson, Nahcotta c. T. Wooding, Aber
} deem; George Boardman, Summit; Jno
r. Kissinger. Elma; Geo. o. Robinson
Aberdeen: were before the pension
board at Montesano last week.
j Supreme court has dismissed the ap
peal Of Peter Holppa vs.. City Of Aber
deem, in which Holppa appealed from
decision of superior court of this city, il
sustaining action of city council of Aber
deem in taking saloon license from
Holppa.
The Ideal, ie the name of new dry
goods store to be started in the Rowland
Anderson block, next door to Geo. j
Wolff & Co., who carries the same line
of goods. The Ideal is under the contro
of Spokane firm, who will use this as
a branch store.
The Congregational church is being
re-wired. A part OF the wiring was
destroyed by the recent fire. and the
trustees have decided to re.wire the
whole building anew. 1t is also their
intention at this time to make some
needed repairs on the exterior OF the
building.
Captain and Mrs. II. N. Anderson
while in Portland rememtere their
Aberdeen friends, by sending them
boxes of beautiful flowers. No more
elegant or delicate method could be
adopted than was used by the senders,
and the gift was duly appreciated by the
recipiants.
The following Federal court jurors. for
the next term at Tacoma. have been
drawn from Chehalis county: Aberdeen,
E. b. Benn, K. Zelaeko, R. T. Dabney,
E. Hubert, w. B. Wilson, J. w. Carey
and J. G. Weatherwax. Hoquiam, John
Soule and John Winters. Montesano,
r. G. Garlic.
Workmen are now putting in the
foundation for three new business
blocks. The Hayes & Hayes bank on
the remainder of their lot facing on &
street near Heron; L. L. Maley IS feet
back from Heron next the bank, and
DR.. Smits and Mrs. Nettie Curtis on the
Curtis lot on Heron street.
The following officers were elected by
the A. o. U. w. Friday evening: P. NJ.
w., H. Barker; NJ. w., N. A. Springer
Foreman, W. Lucas; Overseer, j. Carl
son; Recorder. S. B. Linn; Financier,
j. D. Morehead; Receiver, H. E..
Shelley; Guide, ]. Thine; I. g., j.
Bailey, o. G., NJ. +. Lucas.
At the last meeting Of the w. G. T. U.
Mesdames g. Wheeler, l.. Rolands, j..
G. Cross. F. J. Miner, Roy, W. .Dens-
moreand Miss Duira Taggart were elected
delegates to the county convention to be
held in Montesano. 1t was also decided
to 90 to the prohibition convention to be
held at Hoquiam on June 9th.
On next Sunday morning Grays
Harbor Court, Foresters of America,
will worshir in the Congregational
church and the Rev. G. McDermoth will
deliver the annual memorial address.
This is one of the strongest orders on
the harbor. and always observes the
second Sunday in June as Memorial day.
The carpenters have completed their
work on the S. NJ. Anderson residence,
and it is now ready for the painters and
plumbers. The interior has been re.
modelled and re. cred throughout. and
| it looks like a new house. 1t is Mr..
Anderson's intention to refurnish it, and
have everything not only up to date but
| luxurious.
The Hoquiam Rochdale Co., has been
incorporated to do general mercantile,
manufacturing, commission and shipping
business. G. P. Reuter-, J. Il. B:own, G.
Lenfesty, John Richardson and VIM.
Renie are trustees. There is no capital
stock. Membership certificates are 800
each. Each member has only one vote
in the affairs of the company, and no
new members are admitted except on
vote of trustees.
The month OF June is opening we'll on
the marriage question in this county.
So far the following are reported VIM.
f. Sarin, Mary S. Gustafson; Harry E.
Cook, Nettie Gibson; Elliott L. Johnson,
Laura Rich; Thos. W. Allen, Bessie F..
Crippen; John r. Bertholf, Ina F.
Weatherwax; Henry N. Anderson. Cora
A. Patterson ;Chas. Youngborg, Adelena
Gill; Wilhelm Jensen, Nina B. Scott
John P. Habersham, Hester Hays
Hopkins.