Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-08
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Mrs. W. W. Eastman, whose nusDanu
was manager at the Stave factory some
time since, and who is now looking after
the interests of the company in Portland,
is visiting friends here.
The S. S. OF the VI. f. church enjoyed
an cutting up the Wishkah Friday.
Wagons conveyed the party there and
back, and the report shows that the
youngsters enjoyed the tip.
On account OF sagreement between
Adolph Carlson and the foreman OF his
Logging camp, which resulted in some OF
the men leaving with the foreman, work
in camp has closed indefinitely.
G. C. Ashcraft, yard foreman for An
derson & Middleton, left today for his
home in Kentucky. Being an ardent
Knight OF Pythias, he will visit Louis
vile and take part in the encampment.
EcF. j. Becker started with his automo-
bile for Everett, Saturday. He took the
auto on the steamer as far as Montesano,
and from there he will ride to his destina-
ton. He will be absent about week.
X. Zelasko il expecting his nephew to
assist him shortly. The young man will
learn the furniture business, and when
initiated will look after the store while
his uncl-. is attending to outside business.
The American Yoemen visited the
camp at Hoquiam Friday evening, re-
turning about midnight. The Hoquiam
drill team showed the Aberdeenites how
it was done in the latest u p to date man.
her.
TIE Odd Fellows have overhauled
their paraphernalia rooms and made them
much more convenient. This became a
necessity Oh account Of the large number
Of different fraternal bodies meeting
there.
The Women of Woodcraft will give an
ice cream social in the NJ. 0. w. hall on
the evening Of Thursday 18th inst. Mu-
sic, dancing and games will be the pro-
gram of the evening. Admission 10
cents.
The Washington string band attracted
quite crowd Of people to The Ideal dry
g 'ods store Saturday evening. The pro-
curing of the band was happy thought
on the part OF the management of that
institution.
Becker's Kids waloped the Montesano
nine at the Athletic grounds, Friday.
The farmers cannot yet tell how il was
done, but the score was to 3 against
them. This team is the famous juvenile
team OF Chehalis county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Veysey started
for Louisville, KY, this morning, to at
tend the national gathering Of the
knights Of Pythias to be held there this
month. While away thew will visit New
Orleans and New York on business con.
nected with their interests in this city.
I don't want the earth, but can save
you money on prescriptions. l don't
give any percentage to doctors, and will
cent on all prescriptions. A. w. Shelley
A large force OF men are at work put.
ting up poles in the alleyways, between
Market and Heron streets, for the Sum
set Telephone company. This is as it
should be. The streets are not the
places for telegraph or telephone poles.
Mark Payette has purchased the sew
ing machine stocks OF X. Zelasko, j. j.
Kaufman and j. @. Smith Il Co., and
has laid in complete stock of machine
supplies. Mac zines and supplies at
bottom prices. at Zelasko's furniture
store for the present. tt
G. Pfund, wife and daughter arrived
Saturday evening on the steamer Santa
Monica, from San Francisco. Mr.. Pfund
has been back to Germany for his family,
and will make his home in California.
While in the city he will be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Pfund.
Still the good work goes on. Cliff
Weatherwax will have the sidewalks in
front of his property on H between First
and Second streets renewed, and j. 5.
Gum, in the same block. will follow suit.
This means that in a short time II street
will have new walks on both sides It's
full length.
Hubert Karshner, formerly we'll
known young Tumwater boy, is in the
city from his home in Aberdeen. Olym.
pia friends OF the family sill be pleased
to hear that his brother. Warren Karsh-
ern medical college and has returned a
Hundreds OF berry pickers have visited
the woods in this vicinity gathering
blackberries. The season has been es-
pecially favorable this year for that crop,
and men, women and children have
taken advantage of it. The berries are
large and luscious, more like the tame
berry in size, but much richer in taste.
Miss Mabel Stuart will leave soon for
Aberdeen, where she will accept a posi-
ton as bookkeeper in the State Bank.
Miss Stuart will be greatly missed by her
companions in the younger social set, of
which she is one of the most active
members. She will be followed to her
new home by more than the usual
amount OF good wishes.-Puyallup Tri-
bune.
The Eagles of the Harbor held their
annual picnic at Westport, Saturday and
Sunday. The steamers Harbor Belle,
Har Dor Queen and Fleetwood were char
tered to run between the Harbor towns
and the beach, continuously. The picnic
commenced with a ball on Saturday
evening, and during yesterday games Of
various kinds were INDUCED in through
olt the day.
On Friday the superior court granted
a temporary injunction against the. city
OF Aberdeen, to prevent them purchasing
the Market street lots for city purpose {.
The injunction is granted at tue instance
OF E. l.. Koehler, who advances as his
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