Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-07

Mr.. amt Mrs. Joseph Wel"h anC
laughter. Mrs. John Boyer, returned
Yesterday from visit to the It, Louis
xposi'rr and their Old home in Michi-
gan.
The High school pupils have secured
ne Finn dance hall for basket ball play
uring the winter season. The first prac.
tice game was played on Friday after
| noon
The Review Club will meet with Mrs.
T. II Lackey tomorrow afternoon, if the
| weather is pleasant, if rainy it will meet
| with Mr.. W. o Mckinley, ll2 North
| street.
| Carpenters are at work on the old
/ Rose shoe )mpany's store building that
| vas moved to the corner of Michigan
: venue and Hume street, converting it
nto dwelling
| Miss Mariory Girton entertained Sat
! irday evening in honor Of several of her
former fellow students at the Puget
Sound University, who were here with
the football team.
For Sale--An eigh; light Burlington
acetylene gas machine, about $50 feet of
pipe and number of gas fixtures. will
be sold a a genuine bargain. Inquire at
the HERALD Office. tt
John Dawson was brought to the Ab-
erdeen General hospital Friday from
Montesano, with badly cut foot, the
result OF IN axe slipping while he was at
work for the c.. G. L. & T. Co.
George Arland, of Montesano, went
from this place to Humptulips. Saturday
morning to look up the matter Of logging
privileges. If he can get what he wants
be will engage in logging on the Harbor.
The Puget Sound University football
team was rendered reception on Satur-
day evening. by the Aberdeen team.
This was followed by ball in Keith s
hall, at which large number OF citizens
were present.
Announcement is made OF the wedding
of Miss Hadassah Knapp, Of South Aber-
| deem, and Mr.. Hay Kari, OF Hoquiam,
at the residence of the brides mother,
next Wednesday. The HERALD extends
congratulations.
Thomas Russell has written r. J..
Hits, that the president of the Tenino
Stone Co., looks favorablv upon the pro-
position OF making Aberdeen terminus
TO rshipping stone. The matter will be
looked into at once.
The Vulcan Iron Works have finished
moving into their new location, in the
Dabney building on the south side of
Heron street between G and II streets.
The firm will occupy the Whole $50 feet
between street and alley.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
are we'll satisfied with the result of the
fair and supper, given by them on Friday
and Saturday evenings. All of the ar
tcles were disposed of. and nothing was
left from the cooking department.
The F. G. Deming store building was
towed up from Ocosta on scows, by
Creech Bros. Saturday, and safely landed
at its new location in South Aberdeen,
where the piing for the foundation OF
the new mill is nearly all driven.
FIVE DOLLARS REwARD-Will be paid
for the return al Crescent bicycle,
stolen from the residence of DR.. Stapp
Thursday night. The wheel is 22.inch
frame, with Garford saddle, and has in.
| dellible pencil marks under saddle. Re-
turn to DR.. Stapp and receive reward. ct
Officers OF the Panel and Folding Box
company, OF Hoquiam, have accepted
plans and made arrangements for the
construction of large additions to their
plant, which when completed will give
them one of the largest milling plants
in the state.
Stanton Rowell, OF Elma, leader of the
band at that place, was in town Saturday
| looking over the musical situation. He
says that his band is now prepared to
give first class concerts, and if satisfac-
tory arrangements can be made he will
give one here.
Health officer, DR.. Schumacher, reports
thai there were no deaths in this city
during the month of August. This is
the first time in ten years that such a
thing has occurred. and Aberdeen has
three times the population now, than
ten years ago.
Ruth Barkley was II wears old last
week, and on Saturday afternoon she
! celebrated by having a number of her
girl friends at her home. Mrs. Gillis
helped Mrs. Barley chaperone the par
ty, and the youngsters pronounced the
affair success.
The city Jail was discovered on fire this
morning. and prisoner narrowly es.
capped being burned to death. A man
had been put in few hours before in an
intoxicated condition, and it is believed
he started the fire in lighting his pipe.
A blanket and Quilt burned was the ex.
| tent of the damage.