Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-16

Crawford for the past week, left Tuesday
morning for their home in Waukesha
Wis. 1t was thought that Mr.. Jones
would 60 into business at this point, but
decided for the present not to do so.
Mrs. j. c. Hogan gave an enjoyable
$500" party Monday evening in honor
of Miss Slater, at her home on G street
There were about 16 guests present
800" was the chief amusement for the
evening, Miss Mae Jones winning the
! first prize. At midnight delicious
lunch was served.
Sheriff Graham brought back from
Montesano, J. H. Hawk, who attempted
10 eave on Yesterdays train. without
squaring himself with the parties who
| furnished him with square meals. In
default of payment OF $40 fine and costs
imposed by Justice Pearson, Hawk is
Gagged for six days.
At the meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce Tuesday evening, in addition
to the routine business, resolution WAS
passed asking the N. P. Ry. to extend
the time, in the matter of reduced tariff
on building material shipped in. The
delegates to be elected are left to confer
with the builders and contractors to
name.
JIG. Lewis accompanied by his son
George. lett Tuesday morning for Chi
cago to attend the republican national
convention which meets there June 81.
Their address in Chicago will be the
Palmer House, where they will stay I'M
til June "a, when they leave for ST.
Luis and the fair returning over the
Canadian Pacific in July.
On Saturday the 18th Emil Piund will
entertain friends in novel way. He
proposes to have grand opening of his
new jewelry emporium between the
hours of 2 to 5 and 8 to 10 p. m. To
this opening he invites the public, and
.ch visitor will not only be entertained
with ravishing music, but will be given
a silver souvenier.
The school board has secured pro-
mise on block SO Weatherwax a. Benn's
addition for the sum OF 1900, on which
to build school house. The block is
just North of the present school house
on Market street. An option has also
been secured on ten lots Block 20) in
South Aberdeen for the same purpose.
The next step will be to submit the
proposition to vote of the district.
Mrs. A. L. Rector, lately Miss Monta-
que, one Of the public school teachers,
was surprised at her home on Terrace
avenue, Tuesday evening by large
party OF her pupils. The children were
chaperonel by Mesdames w. f. Els
more, N. f. Hall, J. II. White, p. G..
Hansel, T. Henrckson and T. II. Nelson.
During the evening Master Willie
Hansell, in behalf of the company,
presented Mrs. Rector with a silver
salad fork
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Garman were
married ten years ago last Tuesday, and
number of their most intimate friends
surprised them at their home in honor
of the anniversary, and made the few
short hours OF early dark brighten like
the July sun with the brief rehearsals of
the many happy events that had O.
cured about their home during the
fleeting decade OF time just closed, and
departing time for the guests echoed the
chorus of good wishes that had inter
spersed the evenings entertainment.
The Sunday school class of Miss Maud
McDermoth enjoyed an outing on
Dabney heights Tuesday afternoon. In
the evening base ball match was play.
ed between the members of the classes.
The line up was as follows: Pitcher,
Earl Jameson and Glenn Burroughs LIST
base, Boumon Delosh and Raymond
Sour- End base. Fred Whitney, and F.
Martin; 3rd base, NJ. Wren; catchers,
A. Cross and Ed. Dolan. The Jameson
side beat with a score of 5 to 2 The
classes came home saying they had the
very best time in their lives.
On Tuesday evening the Foresters
elected the following officers for six
months beginning July l, 1904: Chief
ranger, William Simons; Sub Chief
Ranger. William Gohl; Recording Sec
rotary, L. Haley Shafer; Senior Wood
ward. Ed. Koran; Junior Woodward,
Sigw'ld Jacobsen; Senior Beadle, j. T..
Duffy; Junior Beadle, CHS. Peterson;
Lecturer. w. G. Lovd trustees, c. V.
10y. for one year and six months ;
Conrad Knudson, for six months; Paul
Fitzgerald, retained as a hold over.
George W. Hamilton and George Nc.
Geary will continue to act as financial
secretary and treasurer respectively.