Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-07-28

Alvin Heinrich president of rae Aher
deem Brewing Co., is down from Seattle
looking after his extensive interests in
Aberdeen.
J. B. Kesterson, the well known tim
Der cruiser, was down from Montesanc
on business yesterday, and made this Of
Ace pleasant call.
Helen Hudson, little girl, was taken
to the Aberdeen General hospital yester.
day with broken arm, the result of a
fall from a wheel.
A little boy named Henry Morgan was
bitten by a vicious dog last night, and
was taken to the Aberdeen General hos
pital for treatment.
The shingle department OF the Aber.
deem Lumber & Shingle company has
BEEN closed indefinitely. Too large stock
on hand is the cause.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
s. l.. Tuffree died of cholera infantum,
Monday. and was burie Tuesday, from
| DeaTusIey DTOS cnapel.
w j. Crosby, who has been confined
to his home with bad case of pneu-
monia, has so far recovered as to be
pronounced out OF danger.
A man fell 80 feet from a building at
Cosmopolis, this morning, and broke
both wrists. He came to the Aberdeen
General hospital for treatment.
A. P. White had foot badly crushed
this morning by large jack screw fall
ing on it while he was working on the
Mason building. on Heron street.
Alfred E. Black was brought to the
Aberdeen General hospital from Monte
sano yesterday, with leg broken while
working in the Biles' logging camp.
Harry Green reports fine trip and q
good time on his trip to Milwaukee, and
that the attendance at the National
Longshoremen's meeting was large.
The lawn party slated to come off last
evening under the auspices of the young
people of the Congregational church, has
been postponed until the weather is war.
mer.
Word has been received from A. W.
Barley stating that the trip on the
Santa Monica has done him great good,
and that he will be home in about a
week.
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A blind singer, with :concertina &C.
companist, has been RECALLING the even
ing crowds this week. Many old melo-
dies are sung by him with pleasing
effect.
Quite number of Aberdeenites wen
to Hoquiam Tuesday evening to attend
the concert in the Baptist church. The
attraction was Miss Baker and Prof.
Shryock.
Mrs. A. NJ. Scott, of Los Angeles, is
visiting Rev. and Mrs. g. McDermolh.
She is accompanied by her son, Earl
They will spend week wishing on the
Haibor.
Geo. J. Wolff returned from Portland
Tuesday. The latest fashions in dry
goods has been his chief study lately
and he finds the lest, SO he thinks, il
that city.
WHICH, ok, of Everett, returned to hi
home Tuesday. He is secretary ant
treasurer OF the Shingle Weavers' Unicn
and was here in connection with thei
interests.
Robert Wilmer, who came here from
Pendleton, Oregon, has signed with--tb'
Pippins. Wilmer is considered all RICH
on the diamond.
Ouiniault Tribe I. O. r. M. Of thi
place, attended the district convention
held at Hoquiam last night. After TIM
exercises they were royalty entertained
by the local lodge.
The Grays Harbor Electric compan.
has crew OF men at work putting VI
poles in different parts OF the city, pre-
paratory to introducing electric light
into private dwellings.
H.K. Finch and wife, OF Portland, re
turned to their home Tuesday. MIR
| Finch was resident OF Aberdeen il
early days, but is now editor OF pape
called the Lantern, in Portland.
Invitations are out for the wedding o
Mr., Charles Haener and Miss Lulu Por
ter, on Sunday evening, August 7, at tn
. home of the BRIDES parents, MIR. an
Mrs. r. p. Porter, 315 F street.
, A force Of men are at work on tn
, foundation of the new Dabney BLOCK
which is to be erected on the N. E. col
ner of Heron and H. streets to be occu
pied by the Aberdeen State Bank.
On Wednesday afternoon number Q
the ladies OF the Presbyterian churc
went to Cosmopolis on the gasolin
launch Lassie. Mrs. J. A. Mapes,
that place, entertained them during thel
stay.
+ The difficulty between City Enginee
Parr and J. B. Dabney over the plans