Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-24

SEM the Seml-Weekly 0erAlo 10
your friends in the east. A twice-a.
week typograph of Aberdeen and sur.
roundings.
Tina boys an girls basket ball teams
of the high school will play TIE boys
and girls Of Elma. in the high school
auditorium, next Saturday evening.
A koffee klatch was held at the resi-
dence of J. s. Gum yesterday afternoon
by the Congregational ladies'. Mrs.
Riker acted as hostess OH the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Smith, who have
been visiting in the East for several
months, arrived yesterday, and report
splendid time while away; but are glad
to get back.
The ten.year.old son of ]. j. Green,
who resides at l39 First street. had his
knee severely cut yesterday, necessita.
ting having it dressed at the Aberdeen
General hospital.
On Monday evening, the ladies of the
Congregational church met at the par
sonage, where they made articles to be
sold at the Easter sale, and incidentally
enjoyed the hospitality of the pastor.
The HERALD has made the first con.
tract with the Grays Harbor Electric
Company for power. Mr.. J. j. Carney
went to Seattle Tuesday and ordered a
three horse power motor for the Office.
Harry A. Hayes continues to improve.
st the Aberdeen General hospital. and,
if the favorable symptoms continue, will
shortly be out OF danger, 10 the great
satisfaction OF his multitude of friends
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 0. J. Lawrence, Local Agent
The Racket Store. 43-18t
w. w. Anstie, of this city, believes that
lie is related to Charles Allen Anstey.
the alleged English heir to millions
whose disappearance ia causing quite a
commotion in Sound cities.
Messrs. s. Benn and NJ. r. Sherwood
are preparing te improve G street in the
vic nifty of their property, by grading
and eraveling the street from St..
Joseph's hospital to Second street.
The three masted schooner Comet
from San Diego, is az the city dock, un-
loading sand ballast. The sand will be
used in making concrete foundations for
the new brick and stone buildings.
A. W. Barley, Rev. E. r. Pricl1srd
and l.. Koltz are in attendance at the
Grand Encampment Of the Maccabees
now in session at Everett. Mr.. Prichard
is the state chaplin of the organization.
Twenty of Abordeen's Young society
people attended the Edison in a body
Monday evening. At the close of the
performance, they had supper at the
Olympia and closed the evening with a
trolley ride t. Hoquiam and back.
Judge Irwin dismissed the case Of the
State vs. Sullivan and Pasco, on the
ground that there was no statute cover
ing the case. Sullivan and Pasco were
arrested for passing worthless bills, al
Jacobs saloon, last January in this city.
MIR. VIM. Fetterman received word
Wednesday of the death of his youngest
brother George. The death occurred on
the 18th inst, at Franklin. Pennsyl.
vania, of stomach trouble. The deceased
left no family, and his relatives are
mostly in the west.
Hearing in the case Of Geo. J. Wolff
vs. certain insurance companies COM
menced at Tacoma yesterday. This is a
case growing out of the late fire, where
the insurance companies refused to set.
tie because certain technicalities were
not carried out in full.
St. Andrews Guild met at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. A. G Ennis on Monday
afternoon. Despite the bad weather
there was quite number present. The
Guild has assumed new life and is in a
fair way to become prosperous, Mrs.
Ennis entertained the Guild with light
refreshments. The next meeting will
be held at the residence OF Mrs. c. Re
Losh.
The friends in Council met with Mrs.
A. G. Ennis, Tuesday afternoon. Fa'ly
Italian art was the general subject Of
the afternoons discussion, and Mrs. q.
Wheeer read well prepared paper on
the birds of the northwest. At the con-
clusion OF the literary exercises the
hostess served dainty refreshments.
The meeting on the whole was one OF
tie best OF the season.