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


Bulletin arrived from WaikesAa, ST sa.
sin, Friday, accompanied by his parents
aud the family will make their home in
Aberdeen.
+. L. Willie is in Seattle huving furui
ture for the Olympia hotel, which he
will open in the building being erected
by X. T. Dabney, on Heron street, next
door to the Vulcan Iron Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sturman, who
have been making an extended visit
with NJ. Sturman's sister, Mrs. J. G.
Cross, left Saturday on the steamer Coro-
nado for their home in Los Angeles.
p. II. Antrim, of Win'ock, who has
been supplying the Lindstrom Shipyard
company with ship knees, spent yester-
day in town. He is to ship in a lot of
knees for use at once by this company,
On Saturday the Fearless was loaded
to the rails with suppie4 for the Wish-
kah river camps. The work OF supply
ing the camps on the Wishkah is getting
to be quite an important business.
The Heron street walks are being
widened to the full width required by
ordinance. The improvement is quite
apparent, and when completed Viil add
vastly to the comfort OF pedestrians on
that street.
Wade x Johnson have filed q want
loug felt in Aberdeen in establishing
ladies' suit house here. Their store is at
303 East Market street, and their lines
OF goods are the finest ever displayed on
Grays Harbor.
A. Oswald is bulk heading his proper
ty on First street, preparatory to having
his lot filed in. When this is completed
all of the property on the north side,
fronting on First street will be filled in
and ready for cultivation.
Kauf man Bros, who succeed n. G.
Kaufma n have large store at Belling-
ham, where they are regarded as very
progressive business men, Mr.. Leo kauf-
man ! Ing president Of the Business
Mems Association Of that city.
Thirty members of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles accompanied by their wives
and friends, went to Aberdeen last night
TO attend the social dance and open SEES.
sion given by the members OF Aberdeen
Aerie, No. 81. The visitors all report
having had an exceedingly pleasant time
returning home on a special car shortly
after midnight. -Hoquiam Washing
tonian.
w. II. McWhinney finished repairing
the schooner Corinthian Friday. She
was reloaded saturday and was as good
as new. Mr.. McWhinney thinks that
the snag must have struck her end on, as
large hole was cnt in two planks. Only
part Of the deck load had to be taken
off before she could be beached, which
makes the expense comparatively small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Hart left Satur.
day or an extended trip through Michi-
gan, Illinois AMI Kentucky. As side
issue they will visit the st. Louis EXPOSE
ton. They will be gone several weeks,
and in the meantime Mrs. Jacob Wealth
o..A will be father and mother and
grandmother to the baby. w. II. Wood
will look after the business OF the firm
in the absence of Mr.. Hart.
Superintendent Linn has finished lay
ing the Pinch main on F. street and
across the Wishkah river, and it is now
connected with the main in East Aber-
deem. In about week the water system
will be compile in that part Of the city,
and for the first time it will have ade-
quate water connection. There was no
accident in laying the pipe across the
Wishkah, which was wonder, seeing
that the river is So feet deep at that
pint.
The industry started by N. J. Nelson
few weeks ago, in the way of sail loft,
next to Springer's boat house, has grown
already to goodly proportions. From
work for one man it has grown to work
for three and four men, and promises
well for the future of that line of bust
ness in Aberdeen. From the fact that
canvas can be laid down in Aberdeen at
the same rate as at San Francisco. gives
that city no advantage over the sail.
making and repairing business.
On Friday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, in South Aberdeen,
j. Will Marshall and Miss Rose Nell
Clogson were united in marriage by the
Rev. Chas. McDermoth. Only the fam
lily and near friends OF the bride and
groom were present at the ceremony,
but everything in the way of house
decorations and elaborate wedding sup.
per was prepared as though it was a
public reception. Miss Sadie Stephen.
son and w. H. Pearson acted as support
ers of the bridal pair, and it was thought
at one time there would be a double
Aberdeen is to be the future
home OF the happy couple. which is
gratifying to their numerous friends.