Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-24

N, D. Nelson is making new sails fol
laer !. J. west. aMp cap aims
are finding out ihat al kinds al shin
"'tt can be done as good. ard possibly
o'pcr Aberdeen tiau San FL -
ao Nhan again, the, aa. can 70
attended to quicker hefe 4au ID.
Bag e,y
The Aeoiian club met with Miss 70.
i p ayao Wood FRIDAY evelia-. ln adGi-
t'aa % he mus -al pro gam and le..e.G.
ments, Miss Rose Morgan aa- H,a. I'd
as member This rl' b is one Of II o
exclusive mes, its numba being limited
to twelve, and new me nbers can only
be added wno,. Gle d. the cln0 y
the city.
The Aberdeen Grocery Co. has been
succeeded by the Aberdeen Mercantile
Co., which was incorporated last week
with capital stock OF $4,000, by f. G..
Deming, Henry Blomquist, lenly Wedin
and q. /. Nelson. The new company
has added stocks OF dry goods and 4, n
eral merchandise to the g>Ccety stock,
and viii reach out for trade.
The engine for Or. Paul Smit's new
gasoline launch has arrived and will be
IN place this week. The engine Is an
lo-horse power, standard make, has two
lS-lnch propellers, two cylinders, and its
fittings OF piping and rods are brass. 1t
is the FIST OF this special pattern and
was made TO order. While the power
seems large for the launch, it is suaran-
teed to run smoothly.
Chin Mum Shaw, the Cosmopols Chi.
nese launGry man who was arrested by
5. Il. Nettleton, immigrant inspector,
Tor not having sufficient papers in his |
possession TO entitle him to remain in /
the country, was DISCHARGED by e. $. |
Commissioner Heath, evidence from The /,
u. >. customs office at Port Townsend
showing that the Chnaman had been
duly admitted at that port.
Postal Inspector 0. G. Riches was ever
from Portland last week inspecting the
Aberdeen office, and found it in excellent
shape, except for the inadequate free de-
livery service, which prevents the deliv-
cry OF much mail matter for "a houis
after its arrival. Postmaster Campbell
took the matter up with the inspector,
and made such a showing as will prob.
ably result in his recommending an ad.
ditional carrier.
Stephen Sullivan, a fifteen. year. old
boy, is IA lie city Jail awaiting the ar.
rival Of his father from Butte. Montana,
from whence he ran away to see the
world, and butted up against the law.
The lad was found with a wheel that
had been stolen from Mrs. l.. H. Brewer,
OF lloQuiam, and was about to be sent to
the reform school when Sheriff Graham
received an inquiry from his aunt Upon
the aunt asked tina. he be .held until his
father could reach here, stating that he
had started
l.. Iuraii has appealed to the supreme
court from the decision of Judge IrW in
in the tax title case of Anderson We.
Turat Turati foiecIosel Il tax lien on
lot that was owned by Frank Decker,
who had purchased from Samuel Benn.
Because Decker allowed the deed to re-
main in Benn's safe, the court held here
was no transfer, and that Benn, as
Cwuer, should have been party to the
foreclosure suit. Several prominent at
torneys are Of opinion that the decision
will be reversed.
In the parlor Of the Olympia hotel this
morning at II O'Clock, Mr.. Archie NJ.
Mcneil and Miss Ella Kinnison, both Of
Ahel deem, were united in!marriage, Rev.
Walter 5 Crockett performing the cere-
mony. The young couple came to Olyn.-
pia to have the wedding solemnized by
minister of the Christian church, there
being none of that denomination in
Aberdeen. Mr.. Mcneil is young busi-
ness man we'll known in the Grays Har-
Dor country, and his bride is popular
young lady of Aberdeen. They will en-.
joy short wedding trip before returning
to their home.-Olympia Recorder.
DEMOCRATIC RALLIES.