Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-19

at the home OF A. w. Barley. AmonI
other things will be room finished
with a new species of plaster tina
adheres to the boards, filling the crack
aid making smooth surface lik'
plaster.
The order OF Wash ington gave 6
silhouette party in Spri1ger's hall las
night. Shadows were sold to the high
est bidder, and with the shadow went s
! g ibstantial lunch. The evening was
pleasantly passed in the usual party
m inner.
Charles Beardsley reports that he il
positive that he saw Alfred Green, who
was suppose 10 have committed suicide
o. Thursday night, pass his shop al
Z 80 on Friday morning. MIR. Beardsley
is positive that he is not mistaken as to
the man.
The course in physical culture, with
Mrs. Ann Hathaway as instructor. will
commence tonight in tire w. o. w. hall.
The course incu les ten lessons at ~
Mrs. Hathaway has shown the ladies OF
the city what can be done in that line,
and will no doubt have large class.
William Lanning, as a grad uate from
the University of Washington, has re-
turned an asprant for legal business.
Mr.. tanning has just been admitted to
the bar, with honor, and there is no
reason why he should not attain to pro-
minence, with his native ability and
push.
The mixologers of Aberdeen met their
compatriots OF Hoquiam, in executive
session, on the athletic grounds on
Wednesday afternoon. The result in the
third inning showed score of 10 to s
in favor of Hoquiam. Evidently Aber-
deem was not in good spirits for they
quit at that point.
Mrs, w. A. Jones, sister of Rev. r..
d. Crawford is in the city, and expects
her husband IN short time. Mrs. Jones
will stay several weeks but the doctor
will only stay short time. DR.. Jones
is one OF the active republican workers
Of Wisconsin, and does not feel he has
much time for fun.
This morning Fred aud Mrs. Thomp-
son started for Horton, Maine; to visit
with the parents of Mrs Thompson.
They will 60 from there to Salt Lake and
st. Louis, where they will see the
wonders of the Worlds Fair. Mr.
Thompson has sold his home on E and
Second streets, but expects to return to
Aberdeen.
On Tuesday the nickle.in-the.slot ma
chine made its appearance in a number
OF the cigar stores, but on Wednesday
they disappeared. The reason assigned
for their appearance was that Hoquiam
and the other towns OF the county were
using them and our merchants had the
same rights as others. If that is so, it
is time the sheriff sent word to the law
breakers to change their course.
This afternoon at 2:30. W edeman's
Invincibles are combating with the
Aberdeen Pippins at the Athletic Park.
On account of Browns sore arm the
lineup of the home team has been
changed somewhat. Knapp is to catch.
Rochon will cover first and Hansen will
Il khn kn, m I'll hc
follows: Rochon, first base; Campbell,
shortstop; Brown center field: Knapp,
catcher; Sherwood second base IS trayer,
third base; Belt, right field; Becken-
hauer, left field; Hansen, pitcher.
Editor Carney LETT yesterday for ST.
Louis, where he will attend the annual
meeting OF the Washington State Press
Association, and represent the Aberdeen
Chamber OF Commerce at the conven-
ton of the National Good Road Associa-
ton. Before returning, about July l +,
Mr.. Carney will visit his old home at
Philadelphia, and make a brief visit
with brother in New York City. He
has loaded grip with advertising
matter descriptive of Aberdeen and
Chehalis county, which he will see is
properly distributed at the Worlds Fair
grounds.
Two weeks ago an agent called on Rev.
G. McDermoth to interest him in pro-
curing an audience for General Joubert
and Captain O'Donnell, of Boer army
fame. Mr.. McDermoth told him the
war was with that of Troy and others,
out OF our mind, and could not father it.
Now the following is in evidence: est.
Louis, Mo-, May 17.-Myself and a
dozen officers, late of the Boer army,
now stationed here, inform YOU that
Joubert and O'Donnell are unknown as
officers of the late Boer army. They
have no mission for immigration. Kind
ly publish this. Gen. b. j. Viljoen,
Boer Camp, Worlds Fair" This tee.
gram is going the rounds OF the papers.