Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-23
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week typograph Of Aberdeen and SUI
roundings
( G. o. Dstler, nephew Of Mr.
Rudolph Dister, of Cosmopolis, ha
: returned from the Pullman Agriculture
college, to spend his vacation on tn
! Harbor. He is visiting his uncle a
) present.
5 F. ]. Becker has returned from
I Copalis, where he accompanied Mrs
; Burke after the funeral last week. Mrs
Becker will remain at Copalis for the
present. as a companion for her mother
Mrs. Burke.
Mr.. d. Bellamy passed through, this
week on the way to the Hob river. He
took with him four men and supplies
on the sloop Surf Duck. 1t is his inten.
, ton to continue prospecting for oil in
that section.
Captain A. H. Farnam has settled
down to business again and is at work
getting his flower garden in order. Dur
ing his visit through the Eastern states
it grew wild. Mrs. Farnam is glad to
get home again.
Geo. j. Wolff has had neat fence
placed in front of his First street pro-
perty. 1t is his intention to have the
interior of the house thoroughly ieno-
waited. She will not arrive until about
the first of August.
r. L. Ireland, p' residents; Carl Koch,
secretary and F. G. Brown, treasurer,
of the state board of examinations were
in this city and Hoquiam, Monday and
Tuesday, They reported everything
all right in Aberdeen.
Among the students who graduated at
The American Medical Missionary
college at Battle Creek, Michigan, were
Bernard Norton and Newton Clifford
MacLafferty. Both are 4 berdeen boys.
The HERALD sends congratulations.
The lock OF the Hayes & HAYES bank
safe became disarranged yesterday. and
after working with it all last night, the
door of the safe was taken off today. AS
the cafe ia not part of the vault no
great inconvenience happened to the
bank.
Local bowlers are arranging for a SER
les OF games with outside teams, and to
be in good practice are forming two or
three teams and regular schedule will
be started tomorrow evening. Centralia
will be the first club to fall before the
local giants. -
The plans for the Aberdeen State
Bank building, on the corner OF Heron
and Fl streets, show building that ABB
erdeen will be proud of. We hope, next
week to be able 20 give full description
of this and the building to be erected on
the opposite corner.
Mrs. John Douglas and her mother
Mrs. John Perry entertained their lady
friends Wednesday afternoon, in honor
of Miss Waller, OF Cosmopolis. The
spacious parors OF the Douglas resi-.
derce were well filled with guests and
the informality of the gathering made
it peculiarly pleasant.
Sometime in the early morning OF
yesterday, Edward O'Malley committed
suicide, at the Two Jacks logging house
in hoquiam. O'Malley left letter for
his mother, saying that she would never
hear from him again. Death was caused
by pistol shot through the heart. He
was 40 years old and leaves mother
and sister who reside in Seattle.
Chas. Evenson Of the Grays Harbor
furniture store is the loser to the tune
OF 500, bv burglars entering his store,
Monday night. He thinks there were
three in the party who burglarized the
store, as everything that was taken in
the way Of clothing was taken in trip
licate. The police have their plans laid
whereby they expect to get the thieves.
Among the many artistic arrange
ments in the Wolff & Co.'s windows
Monday evening. WAS an imitation rose
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to conceal within its petals an electric
bulb. which when lighted illuminated
the flowers. The whole was so realistic
that many could not understand how
the bush could be arranged without
destr Dying the foliage.
S. G. Fulton. general freight agent Of
the Northern Pacific, has notified Agent
Elder to advise the Aberdeen chamber
of commerce that an extension os9O days
for special freight rates on building
material shipped to Aberdeen for use in
the burned district can be arranged
without difficulty. The concession dates
from July /. Contractors and builders
generally are satisfied with the 80 days
as that period will allow ample time to
finish buildings now planned.
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