Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-12

Porter, had business in Aberdeen
yesterday.
G. H. Springer. president CT the
Olympia Door Co., was in the city
yesterday, interviewing dealers in sash
and doors.
r. r. Bassett has just received a
comp etc line of paper back novels in
Guiding al! the latest works. BIZ Wish
kah street.
The Foresters OF Aberdeen and Cos.
mopolis will go to Hoqu!am this even
ing, at the invitation of Court Evergreen
OF that city.
Wilson Bros. q Co. have received a
steam pump, with capacity of 1900
gallons a minute. for use at the mill in
emergencies.
Prescriptions 25 per cent less than any
other p!:::cS on the harhOr, 70 years a
chemist and druggist, All fresh drugs.
A. w. Shelley.
The school directors have found a
purchaser for the Wishkah street lot,
which the city bought ami then backed
out OF the trade.
The high school faculty has invited
the senior class tc fancy dress party at
the home of Mrs. J. F. Sullivan, next
Saturday evening.
There will be special services in the
Baptist church by the choir next Sunday
morning, and by the Young Peoples
Union in the evening.
Rev. A. George, rector of St. Andrews
church, left Tuesday for Colorado for the
benefit of his health, which has become
seriously impaired of late.
Earl Karshner was given pleasant
surprise party this afternoon by his
grandmother, Mrs. j. Karshner, on tbs
occa son of his ninth birthday.
Roy, the little son OF Mrs. Irene Geer
was severely bitten by vicious dos
Monday afternoon, while the boy was
playing near the Brunswick hotel.
r. r. Bassett AS established a mes
eenger service in connection with his
news depot. a 81 Wishkah street, mex
20 rhe HERALD office Phone 555. 25-t
Mrs. J. S. Creech and Mrs. F. f
Creech went to Markham Tuesday even
ing to attend the funeral of their grand
mother, Mrs. Margaret L. Watson.
The Aberdeen Manufacturing Co. is
building dozen boats for use on The
Yukon river. The boats will be shipped
bv rail to Seattle, and thence to Alaska
VIM. Dudley was admitted to the
Aberdeen General hospital Tuesday
with his back severely bruised, by {
falling board at the Aberdeen Lumber (
Shingle mill.
Andrew Falk came up from johns
river, and entered the Aberdeen Genera
hospital, Tuesday, with his eye severel.
cut by piece OF steel, while working
in Phillips camp.
Col. E. H. Fox, Geo. McGeary AM
VIM. Simons have been elected to repre-
sent Court Grays Harbor at the gram
court of the Foresters of America, a
Fairhaven, May 1928.
Rev. VIM. Hohberger, of Olympia
will preach to the German Lutheran
next Sundey at 8 80 p. m. in the Swedish
church, corner Market and H streets
All German people are cordially invited
The social dance given by the Ladie
Guild last night was we'll attended, tn
music was elegant and everybody en-
joyed themselves to the limit, wi lie add
ing to the treasury of the public library
James Riley, Seattle travelling man
imbibed too much "Prlma" Monda
evening and became hilarious. Office
Birmingham gathered him in, an
Judge Bush assessed him S. and cost
the next morning.
J. w. Campbell, who was charge
with assault and battery on Joe Ranne
about month ago, was given hearn
before Judge Pearson yesterday after
noon, and was bound over in $500 ba
to answer in the superior court.
Mr.. Geo. +. Nye's class of boys vii
give musical entertainment in tn
Congregational church on Friday ever
ing at o'clock. Mr.. Q. c. Jacobsen
Miss sypes and the Washingto
orchestra will assist. The entertain
ment is free to the public.
} The Shields Logging Co. has close
down its camp. and the logging situatio
is such that strong effort is being mad
to close all the camps on Grays Harbt
Tor sixty days. 1t is said the shut dow
WILDE ordered at once il the Polso
Logging Co. will agree to close