Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13

A party of six, of which J. w. Nc
Donald was chaperone, left on Tuesday
! morning ia the Northern Pacific fol-
Hickory, Pa.
Sam McClymont has nearly completed
his new home on the South side, near
the Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle COM
pany's plant.
NJ. and Mrs G. Blake, lately from Will
bur, Eastern Washington, will occupy
the Jackson residence while that family
is in California.
The Knights of Pythias and Rathbone
Sisters held a social session last night.
In the guessing game Mrs. w. A. Gran
dell won first prize.
October 18th will be the fourt 'enth
anniversary of the organization OF the
fire department. They viii celebrate the
occasion with big ball.
Capt. Erickson was dischar ged from
the Aberdeen General hospital yester-
day, and took command Of his ship, the
Centralia, when she sailed.
The fourteenth anniversary ball OF the
Aberdeen Fire Department will be given
in Firemen's hall on Saturday evening,
October Is. Tickets IS cents. ct
George Prichard, who has been visit
ing his parents. Rev. and Mrs. E. r.
Prichard. left for Los Angeles yesterday,
where he will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Jackson are pre-
pairing to spend the winter in California
They will join Mr.. and Mr.. Woodins at
Redands, after spening short time in
Los Angeles.
After considerable delay the title to
the school site in South Aberdeen has
been perfected. and the directors will
soon let contract for the erection OF the
new school house.
Alfred Mansfield, Of Everett, aud at
one tine sign painter in this city, has
received word that an uncle, worth
$4,CO0,OOO, has died in England, and
he is one of the heirs.
J. w. Hopkins was over from Cos
mopolis this morning on business. MIR.
Hopkins has purchased fruit farm on
Nashon Island. and IS arr angling to move
his family there.
Creech Bros. are bui ding square two
story residences on Fifth street. When
a hrptber Of Mrs + s Creecb Who has
arrived with his family.
October 18th is the last day for regis
tering before the general election. City
Clerk Clark will keep his Office open Sat-
uraay, Monday and Tuesday evenings to
accommodate the public.
Edward Simons was brought down
from Dineens camp Tuesday night to
the Aberdeen Genera' hospital, with a
bad cut on the mead, received oy an ac-
c'oe"'a' DO" WIN an az
Creech Bros are driving the riling on
which the concrete foundation of the
the intention to push this structure tc
completion as fast as possible.
Mr.. Miller. whose wife has been spend .
inc the summer with her sister. Mrs. Or.
Austin. is in town looking over things
generally. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will
leave shortly for their home in Michigan.
n Rend,;r bos rarted tbo roar mart
- a., o'',m a .,ao ~, H. o' 60, p;
Lumber Co.. and after nartitioninp If off
will run a tailoring and cleaning shop
there. The entrance will be from the
allev.
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Rogle' Williaminpton Co. Ontario. this
molning. Elder was SO years of age and
a native of Ontario.
II uo,,ord os OaLv;l,e ord Cbas
Mcintv,a - Uona,;s democrat;c nnm;.
nees for anditor and assessor respec,ive.
ly, have resigned on account of private
business, and it is possible the places
will be left vacant on the ticket.
Thos. Russell. manager of the Tenino
stone ouarries. arrived in the CITY YES
terday. and arranged with the Grays
Harbor Tug Boat Co. for the use Of its
dock for the shipment OF stone from the
quarries to California via Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Bryan left this
morning for Ahome, Snaloa, Mexico,
where they have been spending the win
ter for several years, and where Mr..
Bryan has a responsible position in a
large sugar plantation and refining