Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-15

morning. He will remain several week
at the Worlds Fair.
The ladies OF the Congregations
church gave one Of their delightful Kafe,
Klatches. last week.
The steamer Coronado. which saile(
for San Francisco today, took severa
passengers from nearby towns.
William Moreland has secured posi-
ton with the Dolby Lumber company
and left for that place Saturday.
Captain A. H. Benham is hunting
and fishing in the vicinity Of Quiniaul1
lake, where his family is in camp.
SIR. Castle has bought the gasoline
launch Albatross. and will run her be-
tween the Harbor and Qneets river.
| Guy Thomas arrived Satur lay from
Newport, Wash. to spend the summer
with his grandmother, Mrs. Haight.
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
g streets, has the sole agency for Aber-
deem for Montesano creamery butter. Il
The Lincoln Annuity Union will 90 to
Hoquiam this evening to enjoy the hos
pitality Of their neighbors at that place.
Mrs. Captain S. G. Mitchell is visiting
her son at Tacoma. Captain Mitchell Jr
has just arrived with his vessel from
Honolulu.
Report has it that the various logging
camps in the county that are now shut
down, will be started up about Septem.
beI the first.
Tho plans for the city sewerage system
are in the Office Of Dunn, Coale 4 Dunn.
ThAy will be presented to the council at
it, next meeting.
J. N. Parker is In the city looking up
real estate Investments. lie is from
Spokane, and is favorably impressed
with this section. :
Major Nettleton returned from Olyms
pia Yesterday, accompanied by his wife
and daughter. They will remain on the
hAfbor this week.
T. J. Barton and Mary G. Castro, both
q Santiago, California, were united in,
marriage BY the R,v. G. r Pritch1rd;
Thursday evening. -
Miss Lillian Griffith, principal u Che
primary departments of the Beuinehana.
public schools. 10 ia tho city, visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. E. Green.
Geo. Becker returned from Everett
Thursday. He left here with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ]. Becker in their automobile,
but returned without them. q,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wspenstein, of Seattle,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Benn. Mrs. Dr.. Kinnison took them off
on fishing excursion this morning.
I find nothing better for liver derange.
ment and constipation than Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.-L. =
Andrews, Des Moines, Iowa. For saie
by all druggists. nj
The manager Of the Pacific Building 4
Loan association. w. H. Sanford, was
transacting business here Friday. He
was ~, prised 1t Aberdeen's substantial
growth. =
Chris Knudson was filed with the
wrong kind Of spirit to properly appear
in society yesterday. The police placed
him in seclusion, where he will remain
ten days.
Judge Arnold. of Olympia, is visiting
his son, Charles F., at this place. The
judge finds the climate OF Grays Harbor
more congenial than that of Mud bay,
tn ,se days.
H. A. Lewis Of Portland spent several
DAYS OF the Harbor, last week Mr..
Lewis is interested in the lumber bust.
ness in Oregon, and is looking up the
business here.
Mesdames Roy Young and Arlie May
hall gave a party on Dabney heights,
Saturday, the occasion being in honor Of
the anniversary of their young daugh-
ters' birthdays.
Too much tanglefoot yesterday and an
improper observance of the Sabbath,
made the police department docket Gus
Edwards as d. D. Hes paid IS and
costs for the title.
The fire that started near Stockwells
logging camp, on the Humptulips is now
in the vicinity Of Polson's camp number
one. The present dry weather is
forest fire breeder.
P. G. Morgan of Waukesha, Wis, has
taken charge OF the city editorial de.
partment of the Bulletin. Mr.. Morgan
is no neophyte at this kind of work, and
is already in the harness.
a. L. Cook 4 60. are moving into
their new quarters on Heron street. The
increase in their business made it neces.
sary to have greater accommodations
than they enjoy at present.
Ed. Croft, Of the postal department.
who went to Alaska on his vacation, re.
turned Saturday. we'll satisfied with his
trip. While away he visited number
of the famous mining camps.
Mrs. G. A. McDermoth left for Seattle