Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-03-31

hhelley's. Market and q streets. tt
The Knights Templars will meet at
their asylum, on Sunday morning at
o'clock to prepare for the funeral Of the
late Sir Knight H. A. Hayes.
The Gravs Harbor Iron Works, of
HoQuiam, became financially involved,
and Alex. Poison has been appointed
receiver by the superior court.
The ladies' Of Aberdeen and vicinity
are cordially invited to call and examine
our new line of millinery. Mrs. b.
Bernard, Market and F streets. #
The Pacific Transfer Company wishes
10 make it known that they have more
hay than money, and will give the chap
with money snap in that line.
Quite number of Aberdeen folk at
tended the "Gamekeeper" at the Ho-
quiam theater last night. the Electric
Company running the cars to suit.
The Ladies of the M. E. church will
serve clam chowder, coffee, ETC., at
Ben Deans Tea store on Wishkah street
between F and G all day Saturday.
c. N. Miller has sold the Brunswick
hotel. and. will leave next week with his
family for Portland whers he will en-
gage in the lodging house business.
r. r. Bassf' Ids established a mes.
senger servl in connection with his
news depot, a. 81 Wishkah street, next
70 rhe HERALD Office. Phone 555. 25-tf
Robt. L. Caldwell. who has held the
position Of stenogtapher in the law Office
Of ]. @. Cross for the past two years, is
preparing for an extended visit in the
east.
The Ladies Of the Congregational
church will hold their Easter sale in the
church parlors, Saturday commencing
at p. m. Suppe.. will be served from
to 8 p. m.
Remarkable "Bliss Native Herbs"
that so many thousands get so much
health from and give universal satisfac-
ton everywhere are to be found continu.
ally with o. j. Lawrence, Local Agent
The Racket Store. 43-18t
W. C. Pascoe, who has sold the Ater.
d en- hotel to J. o. Gagnon, has not de-
clded on his future course but will prob
ably engage in some other line of BUSH
ness in Aberdeen.
Geo. Fisher arrived last week from
Haywards, California, and his efficient
lieutenant A. f. Alexander, and wife
left this morning for vacation trip with
re atives in the land OF sunshine.
The following Sir Knights have been
a pointed to accompany the body of H..
A. Hayes, as far as Tacoma: A. H.
Middleton, A. J. West, H. A. Benham,
ABB. auer, LII. Maley and G. McDermoth.
Hans Stoke, left Tuesday for his
home, in Calgary, Northwest Territory,
after a visit with Aberdeen friends. Mr..
Stoke gave long term lease on his
Heron street lot to L. w. Walker while
he was in the city.
Ralph Adams, an employee at the Di.
neen Logging Co.'s camp, was brought
to the Aberdeen General hospital Tues
day evening with severely injured foot
and ankle, the result of an accident
while working in the camp.
Thew steamer "Skookum" built for
the G. f. Burrows Co.: by the McWhin-
ney Shipbuilding Co.. has had her staff
and smokestack raised this week, and
will be placed on duty in few days to
supercede the old Montesano.
James o. Gagn IN purchased the Aber-
deem hotel of w. G. Pascoe Tuesday.
Mr.. Gagnon is not stranger in tn g
C unity, having served as deputy sheriff
in the early sos, and has more recently
conducted a lodging house at Hoquiam.
Grays Harbor Lodge No. 593, Benevo.
lent Protective Order OF Elks will meet
tomorrow evening at the usual place.
The chief business will be to arrange for
the funeral of our late esteemed brother
Harry A. Hayes, and full attendance
is especially requested.
In some way rumor got ahoa' ,ester-
day that one OF the leading concerns OF
Aberdeen was in financial difficulty, and
had been placed in the hands OF receiv-
err. The firm was the G. f. Burrows Co.
steamhoatmen and extensive loggers,
whose business represents the dsburse-
ment OF many thousands of dollars each
week in this city and IIoquiam. The re-
port proves to he utterly without founda-
ton, and appears as if its origination was
promoted by a rival logging concern in
Hoquiam.