Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-30

piece is an eagle made out of silverwsrt
and ia about as perfect as can be. Chas
Cloud is the artist.
On Tuesday the Foresters gave ar
informal smoker to the members. There
was quite gathering OF the clan, anc
stories were told, and cigars smoked
until the air was blue.
aberdeen people that can get away t.
celebrate will do we'll to go to Montesant
with our band. The merchants and
citizens of that city are sparing no pafns
or money to give grand celebration q
A large number of Modern Woodmen
went to Hoquiam Tuesday evening. In
Hoquiam they participated in confer
ring degrees, aud afterwards enjoyed a
social time, retui ming home about mid
night.
Complaint has been made that Knud
Kiokeketh, an old man living near the
American mill, was acting In an insane
manner. Marshall Carter investigated
the case, and the old gentleman is still
at large.
A log fell on Gus Matson while he was
working at the Anderson n Middleton
mill Yesterday. He was taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital, where it was
found that he was severely injured in
ternally.
A.. !. Fox has charge of the work on
the residence being erected for l.. +.
Dudley, on First street between l and
Broadway. The home will be two st cries
and will have all the modern con-
veniences.
Boys you have told how fast you could
| 10 inn .
TO see how You do it. They will give the
logger 5000 that can do it the quickest
under the stop watch. Take your saw
and show them. 1t
DR.. W. J. Long will move into his
new dental parlor, room 8, Dabney block
this evening. DR.. Long has fitted up
his new quarters handsomely, has added
all the latest Improvements in dentistry
to his equipment.
Mesdames Captain Mitchell and Kin
die entertained yesterday afternoon.
Finch was the ruling passion of the
hour and Mrs. j. Hacket won the first
prize The affair was very pleasant and
was enjoyed by all.
Yesterday Chas. Cloud was the chap.
eron of the party ut ten, mostly nurses
from the Aberdeen General hospital,
that spent the evening on Dabney hill
Marsh mallOws and roast potatoes were
used for the lunch. Mr.. Cloud is alive
yet.
You have all heard Of Freeburger
Brothers cele brated ice cream and ice
cream sodas. When you are in Monte.
sano enjoying the 4th don't fail to 60 to
their Drug store and enjoy treat that
is not obtainable anywhere else in the
county. 1t
Rev. VIM. Hohberger. OF Olympia,
will preach to the Lutherans of Aber.
p. m, in the Swedish Mission church,
will be delivered in German and Eng
lish, The public is invited.
Miss Ethel King entertained her young
friends Tuesday evening, at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.J. VI. Hacket. "Queer Feet"
was the feature OF the evening. Miss
Regina Aven receiving first prize and
Miss Nina Ennis the consolation. Mus.
ic and the Virginia reel closed the even
ing.
The new street car for the Grays IIar-
Dor Electric Company arrived Monday
and will be ready for service July 4th.
1t is As feet long and capable of carrying
$50 passengers, is finished in plush and
has 20 horse power motor which will
develop speed equal to the fastest loco
motives.
The Young ladies Bible cass of the
Presbyterian church, accompanied by
their teacher. Mrs. l.. l.. Trask, gave
Supe intendent X. +, Foy very pleas
ant surprise party last evening. They
met with hearty welcome and spent Il
most pleasant evening, with games, re-
| freshments, etc.
While intoxicated last evening Peter
Golden walked out OF second story
window of the European lodging house,
! falling between the buildings on board
walk. He was taken to the Aberdeen
General hospital, where it was found
that no bones were broken sbut that he
was badly pulsed.
| Workmen are employed in tearing
away the burnt wharf at the foot of l
street, and are rebuilding it. This pro.
perty is now owned by the Grays Har-
Dor Tug Boat company, and they are
putting in a substantial dock for the use
of the Daring and the other tug they
expect to lease in the future.
1uC luIIdCC Ill tiO Vl dihCt 5tIcCl
school has been removed and and the
fire room sunk one foot lower, to keep
the boiler from too near approach to
the floor joists overhead. Cement walls
and floor will keep the place dry and
wholesome from now on. Contractor
Underwood is doing the work.
A social dance will be given tomorrow
evening. under the auspices of the Elks,
in Firemen's hall in honor of the of1ic-
ers of the torpedo boat destroyer, Perry.
The following is the committee in charge
OF the function: Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Paine, w. r. Macfarlane, j, r Douglas,
G. NJ. Antrim, is. Gum, J. B. Bridges,
The "ball tossers'' of Court Grays
Harbor. Foresters of America. will meet
the "ball choppers of Court Capital City
at time to be agreed upon in the near
future. 1t is expected that the ball tos-
sers with Jim Bowes as captain will win
glory and fame for Aberdeen, while they
will at the tme time deal out to the
Olympia ball choppers gore and lame.
ness.
Frank Pierce arrived last night from
Oregon, and brought with him eight
draft horses and d Shetland pony. Tn.
like most Shetlands this one is per-
picture of thoroughbred racing horse.
! The shetland is four feet high on the
wethers and is five feet from the tip of