Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-29
w. Kaufman is visiting the Sound


cities.
Mrs. ]. T Martin returned from Ta-
coma tuesday.
County Assessor F. r. Archer had
business in Aberdeen today.
All barber shops of the city will be
closed at noon next Monday.
Mayor West left this morning for a
business visit in Seattle and Tacoma.
The Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag.
gage transferring a specially. Call w
tei. Al. tt
First Glass HORSE sHoER at McBri e's
blacksmith shop. Densmore'. old stand,
foot Of F street. If
Lots or houses and lots on very easy
monthly payments. Will Lanning. Room
IA, Dabney Block. tt
r. B. Campbell and daughter, Mics
Daisy, are over from Astoria visiting old
time Aberdeen friends.
s. P. Lunt, of the Ideal store. went to
Seattle yesterday, to have a meeting
with his creditors, in bis bankruptcy
case.
Jerry McGillicuddy returned to Seattle
today, after Christmas visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McGilli-
cuddy.
The Olympus theater closed Tuesday
night until suitable building is found,
or the present one adjusted to suit the
city council. .4 ii
4O-foot lot. LIST street $65; 4O-foot lot,
2nd street $75; 4 so loot lots North Aber-
deem, all for $50. Will Lanning, Room
II, Dabney Block. II
Miss E. Hunt, sister of Engineer E.
G. Hunt, who has been spending the
holidays with her brother, left for her
home in Lewiston, Idaho yesterday.
9Th street LOT. 5Oxl3O, near Broadway,
$500; 9Th street lot, 60xl20, road paid,
$3.50; 9Th street lot, 50X2OO foot near l..
1925. Will tanning, Room IA, Dabney
Block. If
Joe Campbell, who was convicted in
the superior court last week Of assault
with intent to kill Jack Tanning, was
sentenced Tuesday to one year in the
penetentiary.
A telegram has been received from
San Francisco stating that F. Johns had
not arrived thAre on the steamer New
berg. His friends think the telegram
came f,om the wrong boat.
The tug Astoria came in Tuesday from
South Bend, to take the barkentine
Arago to sea. The Arago not being able
to get lumber at the Simpson mill at
South Bend, was towed around here.
The Aberdeen Veteran Firemen's
Association has been organized and in.
corporated. The new association will
take over the Firemen's hall property,
and it's primary object is to care for dis
abled firemen.
The social and dance given in SPRING
er's hall last evening, by the members Of
the Order OF Washington, was we'll at.
tended. and though only the small fee of
nice sum was collected for the order.
English and German Lutheran Com.
munion services will be held in the
Adventist church corner East First and
North streets, on Sunday Jan. let at
2:3O p. m. The Rev. VIM. Holberger, of
Olympia. will preach from l Cor. 1O:16.
There is rumor current that John
Baker, the we'll known logger, wac mar
ried at Christmas time, to an estimable
young lady at Fairbury, Neb. If the re-.
port is true, Jack will receive a hearty
welcome when he arrives with his bride.
The new school house at South Aber.
deem is completed and just as soon as the
new furniture can be placed, will be
ready for occupancy. This house is one
of the best in the district, and 10 quite
satisfactory to the citizens on the South
side.
Old Clothes Wanted "A number of
men are applying at St. Joseph's hospital
for assistance, some of them being in.
sufficiently clothed. Persons having
discarded clothing to spare will do kind
act by sending them to the Sisters at the
hospital. It
Superintendent F. G. Albee, Of the N.
P. Ry. Co., spent last night in this city.
He came in yesterday in his private car
and early this morning went all over the
city In company with Agent H. B.
Elder. His car went out this morning
behind the train.
On Saturday evening, Miss Rilla Riker
will commence keeping open house for
number Of her friends, which will con-
tinue fol three days. 1t will be after the
idea of an old fashioned Home party, the
ladies attending to their knitting ETC.,
during the day, and each evening they
will be spent in the company OF the
young gentlemen Of the party. This will
be the first party given in the new home
OF Mr.. and Mrs, ], s. Gum.