Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-13

Edmunda and the Sound cities Friday.
She reports Captain Bell and family
regular ranchers rugged and happy.
r. r. Bassett las established a mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot. at 81 Wishkah street, mex
t. rhe HERALD office. Phone 555. 25-t
The steel for the Keith building has
arrived and was placed Friday. Opera.
tions on the front wall which have been
suspended for two weeks has been re.
sumed.
J. J. Kaufman the furniture man has
moved from the Keith building on F
street to number Ala Wishkah street
across the street from the Zelasko furni.
ture store.
Children's Day was observed in the
Methodist church, yesterday evening.
A large number was present to witness
the exercises by the little ones, which
was creditabe.
: Miss Maud Clark, one Of the Herald's
compositors, is at the Aberdeen General
Hospital with All attack of hay fever.
Miss Clark's mother will arrive from
Portland tomorrow.
H. L. Cook and Company. not being
able to dispose OF their miniature fire
engine to the city have decided to take
it to pieces and sell the parts to any
one that may need them.
The Ladies Missionary society OF the
Congregational church are being enter
tanned by Madam Middleton, at the
home Of Mrs. Fred Nye, by a descrip-
ton OF her travels in the Holy Land.
have judgment for $47 against L. S.
Norm, member OF the business firm of
Hortung 4 Norm, which will be glad
to sell for fifteen cents on the dollar.
If 1. w. MASON.
Otto Seegfried has let the contract for
a two-story frame hotel to A. l.. White
for $500. The new building is to be
situated next to the Crescent hotel on
Heron street. 1t is planned as modern
hotel.
Yesterday, while the different fac
tories were closed, the city embraced
the opportunity to clean the reservoir.
This is step in the right direction, and
now dig out large reservoir and clean
the creek.
DR.. Paul SHIFTS has bought the
William Mcbride livery stable on +
street. and has put Mr.. Berlin in
charge as manager. MIR. Mcbride will
leave for Oregon, and return later but
not alone.
Rev. Rosing OF Lutheran church was
the recipient of well filled purse and a
pleasant surprise Friday night, by the
members OF his church. About 20 were
present and after congratulations
refreshments came.
Disciples of Izaak Walton were furn-
ished with an abundance of sport yes
terlay. Salmon trout were biting good
and while not as numerous as those
ejectei from the water mains, we're
larger and more palatable.
The Dabney building now in course Of
erection On the corner OF Heron and H
street will be built of stone and brick,
will be 50xl30 feet ground plan, and two
stories high. The lower floor will be
used for merchantile establishments,
and the upper floor for Offices.
The HERALD Office was the recipient
on Saturday of pleasant call from
Messrs. William and Luther Minis. The
Minis brothers. for many years. were
among the prominent business men of
Grays Harbor, but lately thay have been
operating in other fields. Come again.
The Sunday school classes, those OF
Miss Maud McDermoth and Geo. Nye,
will enjoy picnic tomorrow. The party
will be off for the afternoon and will eft
the evening meal at the picnic grounds.
After the meal there will be base ball
game in which five boys and four girls
on a side will range on game.
The Horseshoe store, on G street
owned by Messrs. Levi & Baer, the
gentlemen s furnishers, will have their
store closed ON Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday preparing for their big sale
which begins Thursday June 10Th. See
the big advertisement in another part of
this paper ami note the prices.
Mrs. and Miss Rice, wife and daughter
of Contractor Rice, who has charge of
the Commercial block, arrived in Aber-
deem last night and will make their
home here for the present. From the
favor with which Mr.. Rice's building is
being received it is more than likely
that he will remain in Aberdeen some-
time.