Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-06-27

Two trains each way on the Eourtl
will take you to and from the Montesan
} celebration almost any time OF the da,
you wish. The boat will make specia
trips also. 2t
For SALE-A five-year lease on a
! ranch situated on the Mox Chuck, an,
30 head of cattle, three horses, and a 10
of chickens and pigs. Inquire at thu
HERALD Office. ct
Mesdames s, humacher. Trask, Haynes
, and Myers OF this city were elected tC
; offices in the county organization of thu
w. G. 7. U. convention held in Monte
, sano last week.
;, Frank Green has completed the hui
of the gasoline launch for the Ingeb-ight.
) son Bros, who are now installing the
machinery. The craft will make the
first run July 4th.
f. G. Schlenz returned from Seattle
Saturday, where he had been looking up
the question of furnishing for the new
hotel now being erected on the corner OF
Market and H street,
The furnace in Market street school
house has to be raised above tide level
and the high school furnace will be made
over again. Contractor J. K. Under
wood is doing the work.
The democratic state convention. to
nominate state ticket, will be held at
Belingham on August 2. Chehalis
county is entitled to Is delegates and a
county convention will soon be called.
have judgment for s47 against L. S.
Norm, member OF the business firm of
Hortung & Norm, which will be glad
to sell for fifteen cents on the dollar.
| If /. w. MASON.
| Miss Blanch Karschner has returned
from her labors in the Tacoma schools
and will spend her vacation with her
mother at this place. Miss Karschner
was for some time an Aberdeen teacher.
The store in the Mi.chall building ON
Market street. lately occupied by Geo.
Fisher, is now rented to a racket store
company. Five and ten cent counters
seem tV attract many customers there.
The marshal is notifying property
owners in the down town district, to
clear their premises of the inhamable
debris lying lose around the alleys as
result much of the trash is being carted
off.
At the Artisans meeting on Saturday
evening large class was initiated into
the mysteries OF that order. At the
close of the regular business, refresh.
ments were served and Ecusic and so.
cial time became the order.
The street car has been improved by
the addition of the latest pattern fender
or as they would be called on a locomo-
tive COW catcher;. This will be in &C.
cordance with the request of the city
council made some time ago:
Contractor Rice is building cement
sidewalk on the G street side of the
Commercial block He says, if any man
is willing 10 run the risk OF forfeit, he
will pay him five dollars if the walk
cracks within the period Of one year.
Telephone Superintendent Bailey is
planning to move the telephone poles
from Heron street to the alley ways be.
tween Heron and Market, and Heron
ant Hume streets. The removal will
commence about the first OF the month.
The festival held in the Lutheran
church IN saturday evening was attend
ed by large number. The musical and
retorical features was especially pleas.
Ing, round sum was realized by the
church for which they were correspond.
ingly grateful.
The door of the HAYES & Hayes bank
safe was Sc 1t to Seattle Friday, to be
repaired. The plates of the door had to
be broken, as the combination refused
TO work. This was one OF the safes that
passed through the fire, and came out
apparently uninjured.
G. Amspoker, who resided here year
ago, and lately has been living in South.
ern Oregon. is now lying sick in one Of
the Portland hospitals. He was pois-
oned with poison oak, and thus far one
OF his eyes had to be taken out, and n )w
his life is despared Of.
Miss Hazel Magil entertained the
Aeolian club Friday evening. This club
is composed of unsteady inclined young
ladies' and one OF the conditions of mem.
bership is, that you must be ready to
entertain the company with musical
selection when called upon.
Following are the officers for the local
Clerks Union for the ensuing term:
Geo. +. Nye, president; Mary Ballew,
1st vice.pres; Hubert Bell, I'd vice. pres
Rosella Mace, rec. sec Lula Hathaway,
fin. Sec; l. II. Bowers, treas; CASTOR
Moch, guide; Roy Ellis, guardian.
The plaster used in finishing the
interior OF the post Office is said to be
absolutely fire proof. 1t is made of a
composition of wood fiber and asbestus
-four. There is no sand in the mixture,
the composition comes already prepared
to put on after being mixed with water.
1t pays to advertise. A lady lost
watch and chain, Wednesday. Thurs.
day the HERALD put the matter in type
offering reward, b 1t before press time,
contractor White notified the Herald
man that he had found the watch. and
MIR. White was directed where to deliv-
er it.
II. L. Green of this city will attend
the International Longshoremen's I'm.
ion, to be held in Milwaukee. July 18th,
as delegate for the Pacific branch.
George Horribly of Portland and J. New.
in OF Seattle are the other delegates from
the northwest. They will leave about
July 9Th.
The marshal has been instructed to
strictly enforce the firecracker ordinance
which means that they are. not to be ex-
ploded within the territory bounded by
Broadway on the West, Chehalis river
ON the south, the Wishkah river on the
east and the mort side of First street on