Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-14

The recent storms have not only beer
good for duck hunters, but also for fisher
men. It is not f-herme0's )uc', thes'
days, as the silver salmon are baiu.
caught in good condition and large h@a'
The 3. 0. ?. Z. lodge held q ladie
social session in their hall, Friday even
ing. As the best people on earth Away:
do things up fine, it is needless to say
that the evening was an enjoyable one
w. B. Ogden, democratic nominee for
Justice of the peace at Hoquiam, only
lacked SO votes of being elected. This is
neat compliment to Judge Osden when
the republican majority OF that city is.
considered.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Karr, Of Hoquiam,
whose son, W. Hay, was drowned last
week, are having more than their share
of trouble Another son, his wife and
child, are all down with typhoid fever,
at their home in Seattle.
w. Campbell formerly one Of the
partners in the Pippin cigar store in this
city who went from here to Oregon, has
returned to this county, and will open a
cigar store in Montesano. Base ball
players are glad to have him back again.
The Young gentlemen of the Baptist
| church provided the enterts inment at the
social of their society, Friday evening.
OF course IT was good and all who attend
ed enjoyed it. The entertainment was
free, but small tee was charged for
the refreshments.
Fl. S. Hudson, of Tacoma, was in the
city Saturday visiting the Art2ans. Mr..
Hudson is supreme Artizan and as such
he visited the local lodge in the evening
The hall was crowded, and after Dir.
Hudson's address, a social session was
held. followed by refreshments.
j. S. Creech of Aberdeen, who secured
the contract for building the wnarves for
the new mill of the Columbia Box e
Lumber company, has also secured the
contract for erecting the frame of the
mill. He arrived in the city Thursday
with crew OF men and WORK will start
at once.-South Bend journal.
FYEsIGIIr SPEcTALIsT.-T. Magill
graduate of Phila. Optical College and
| licenses of California State Board Of OPP
tometry has opened an Office at Mark
Pavette's Music and Art Store at Ala f.
Wishkah St. Has Twentieth Century
instruments Uses the latest methods
for the correction OF eye troubles. Salts
faction guaranteed. Examinations free.
Seth Warren and w. E. Ogden, two
justices Of the peace Of Hoquiam, have
began suit against the county for 1866, as
salaries since the census was taken, and
found to allow the justice salary As
the law only provides for one salared
Justice. it is difficult to see how both
these officials, elected on fee basis, can
collect salaries.
Two prisoners in the city Jail, Frank
King and Henry Merrill, held up lei
low prisoner in the jail last week and re-
lieveI him of SO Merrill who is now in
the county Jail serving a sentence for
beating lodging bill, will be brought
down from Montesano this afternoon by
Sheriff Graham for heariugon the charge
of robbery. A like charge has been en-
tered against King, who is serving 20
days in the city Jail for being drunk and
disorderly.
Prof. [. Frank Fouche, the dramatic
artist will give an entertainment at the
Baptist church this evening, that prom
ises to be an eocutionary treat. Speak
ing of Prof Fouche. the Canton Daily
Repository, Canton. Ohio, said "The
dramatic recital by J. Frank Fouche at
the First United Evangelical Church was
fine entertainment and highly appre-
ciated by all who attended"
At the home of Mfr. and Mrs. J.. G.
Hogan, Thursday evening, sixteen
ladies met to discuss Christmas presents.
and how to make them. Each lady
presented list Of six presents, stating
how to make them. in writing. After all
had read their recipes how to make
Christmas presents, they voted on the
question IS to which one presented the
best receipie. Mrs. G. Fl. Allburty was
declared the winner, and she now ex-
hibits the prize.