Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-08

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Mrs NJ. Kuratt, assisted by Mrs. w.
Mcclure, Tuesday evening.
| Hiligoss & Ladue ATE engaged in
! building large docks at the Union mill,
which will add greatly t. the wharfage
and yard room of that mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Phelps will
make their future home IN Oregon. Car
tain Phelps health is so poor that he has
to be under special treatment.
The democratic county convention, to
nominate county officers is called to meet
at Aberdeen on Saturday, Sept. "a. The
official call appears on another page.
Contractor Rice is setting eight iron
posts around the commercial block, on
the top OF which will be placed electric
lights to illuminate the surroundings.
The ladies OF the Methodist AID society
spent yesterday afternoon picncins at
! the water works. Ice cream and cake
was part OF the afternoons enjoyment.
The ladies' Of the Baptist church gave
tea at the residence OF Mrs. Fletcher
yesterday afternoon. A large nun Der
was present and had an enjoyable time.
Tuesday WAS the opening day, after
the vacation OF the superior court. 1t
| being motion day, q large number OF the
egal lights OF Aberdeen vent to Mon
| tesano
The photograph of the members OF the
| Clerks Union, in a group now being eX-
hibted by G.. McKinzie, is very good
one, and number Of them are being
sold.
R. w. McGagahn and family left to.
day on the steamer Coronado, for
California, where they will spend a
month visiting relatives i'll Oakland and
Los Angeles.
The Bulletin announces the candidacy
al A. +. Goats for county commissioner.
1t is extremely doubtful ii Mr.. Coats will
accept without the support of the Aber'
deem delegation.
! Mark Payette has moved from the
| Ze'asko block, into his own building
across the street. In addition to the
sewing machines, he carries a fu line
OF lamps aud novelties.
The Y. p. S. c. f. OF the Ccngrega-
| tiona church met at the residence OF the
pastor Monday evening, IL business
session. Plans were looked into for an
! active winter campaign.
c. C. Sargent is fitting up the store
lately used by II. l.. Cook & company, on
Wishkah street, to be used by the Pee
ple's Furniture store, now on the corner
corner of G and Hume streets.
Just Received-New fall goods. All
the latest novelties in ladies' and misses
- law nd
belts, and infants hoods. st. Paul Mil
linery, Market and F streets. tt
No beginning chart pupils will be ad.
mtted to the public schools after Mon
dav, September 10. Any child six years
OF age not later than November may
start in the chart class at once.
SOLICITOR WANTED A live, capa BILE
man to solicit orders for established firm.
Largest retailers in the U. S. Good pay
to right party. Address, with referen ce,
Grand Union Tea Co., Seattle, Wash.
Yesterday Oscar Grain left for his
home IN Indiana to be gone several
weeks. MIR. Grain will visit his parents,
and then spend some time in taking in
the sights around the St. LOUIS EXPOSE
ton.
Ye sterday Counclmen c. R. Wilson
and l.. l. Trask, accompanied by En-.
gineer r. s.. Jackson, spent sometime at
the waterworks preparing data for the
lease to be given the city by Mr.. J..
| Stewart.
The stockholders of the Masonic
Building Association elected the following
officers Monday afternoon: J. $. Gum,
president; A. Ii. FarnaE:, vice president;
w. r. Macfarlane, secretary; and E. E.
Eaton, treasurer.
Mrs. Fred f. Smith and children left
Tue. day to Join Mr.. Smith at their new
home, at Bend, Crook county, Oregon,
where Mr.. Smith has bought a large
tract OF irrigable la nd, and is building a
saw mill and store.
Yesterday the Western Cooperage
company commenced operations again,
after lay off OF few days to do repair
ing Manager G. p. Clerin is back from
his trip through the states, and will push
business with new vigor.
County Attorney Heath is at Monte
sano today, and it is expected he will
take action in the superior court con-
corning the criminal assault alleged to
have been committed by four boys upon
a six.year-old girl last week, as told ex-
clusively by the HERALD.
The South Aberdeen schools are hav.
ing half day sessions this week, owing to
but one room for two classes. The
directors have engaged the new building
being erected by Mrs. Shannon, which
will be ready for use next week.
Gebbard Pfund and family we're among
the passengers that sailed today on the
steamer Centralia for San Francisco.
Mr.. Pfund has a large class in physical
culture at that place, and he goes back
in time to begin the winter work.
On Tuesday morning Reverend and
Mrs. T. E. Elliott went to Montesano
to attend the banquet given in honor Of
the visiting ministers, by the citizens of
that place; and to be present at the
annual conference that opened yesterday
morning,
Ed. L. Richardson and family left
Tuesday to return to their former home
at Anita, Iowa. Mr.. Richardson came
from Anita fourteen months ago 10 take
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