Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-07


f. Macl. fferiy wont to Flma Fr' s.
. o visit few days.
| c.. Mcdonald returned to Elma Friday,
| after taking in the HatbOr towns.
Sixteen new members were initiated
iuto the Royal Neighbors Friday even
ing.
X. \. Moody addressed the Carpen-
tars' union at Montesano saturday even
ing.
Creech Bros. will drive the piling for
the new city hall, on the corner OF Mar
ket and | streets.
V. Drake, the Wishkah street barber,
is having neat dwelling built on First
street, between X and l..
Lowry Bros. are about to install a
public Weighing scale at their livery
BAN, at Hume and II streets.
7. W. Morley, who has been visiting
his son, Walter X. Morley, left for San
Francisco, Friday morning.
Chris. Damitio, prominent farmer Of
Fold's Prairie, visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Damtio last week.
J. w. Balcom expects to move his
family TO Markham, and may interest
himself in the shingle business there.
Finnigan's Ball was the attraction at
the Hoquiam theater Friday evening,
and a large number of A erdonians at
t,nded.
James Gleeson, the well known Satsop
farmer, accompanied by his brother, Il
visitor from Ireland, visited Aberdeen
last week.
November 80 is the last day upon
which to pay the second installment of
taxes. They become delinquent after
that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Lord, of Ocosta,
visited Aberdeen last week, the guests
of Mrs. Lords parente, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
T.. Morrill,.
The Royal NeighDors had special
initiation Of a arge class Friday night,
and social session followed the initia-
ton ceremonies.
o. c. Lille has rented the double
house west of the Aberdeen General hos
pital, whore he will conduct private
boarding house.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are becoming a favorite for stom.
ach troubles and constipation. For sale
| by All Druggists. m
rhe Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Presbyterian church will give a literary
and musical entertainment at the church
next Wednesday evening"
The Independent Order Of Foresters
gave basket social in the Odd Fellows
hall, saturday night. 1t was well at
tended and an enjoyable affair.
It Is said the Y. n Rockwell, the re-
publican spellbinder who spoke at
Hoqniam las; week, was noticably long
on stories and short on argument
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
Miss Mary X. Mcneil, popular young
lady OF Aberdeen, and Geo. G. Eddy, OF
Hoquiam, at the home of A. J. Grant,
7OS Terrace avenue, November 16.
Aberdeen Assembly No. 1855, United
Artisans, will celebrate the fifth ami
versary of the assembly, and the tenth
Of the order, with n dancing party in
Fremen's hall next Friday evening.
J. NJ. McCloskev the blind elocuion-
list, gave a humorous lecture in w. o. w.
hall, under the auspices of the socialist
party, Saturday evening, The lecture
was well attended and enjoyed by those
present.
Captain N. F. Nelson has moved his
family from East Aberdeen to the resi-.
dence just completed by w. H. Nc
Whitney, on + and Second streets.
This is one of the neatest and best ar.
ranged dwellings in the city.
Friday morning as Andrew Anderson
was working near.sthe log chain in the
American mill, his hand:was caught be.
tween the chain and some cogs. Three
OF the fingers of his right hand were
badly bruised, but will be saved.
The old shinple mill at Markh am. at
the mouth of Johns river, has been
torn down, and by January LIST a new
mill will be IN it's place. The new one
will be more modern and have larger
capacity than the oidsmil.
The lack OF rain during the summer
months has made it impossible for up
stream loggers to market their timber.
AS consequence logs are scarce, and
the Union mill had to close down on
Friday on that account.
J. w. Balcom has sold his interest in
the Aberdeen hotel to G. N. Miller, who
at one time ran the Brunswick hotel in
this city. Mr.. Miller has just returned
from Forest Grove, Oregon, and is glad
to get back to Aberdeen.
Officer Birmingham rescued COW
that was mired down on the corner of
Wishkah and H streets Friday, the third
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