Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-27

Volts. II
More toys than you can imagine are {
be found at Geo. j. VOLTS. 1t
lohn Cross left yesterday for Alaska.
to Try his luck in the gol'itiel,ls.
and games at Geo. J. VOLTS. 1t
j.. Read of the Boston Store. re.
turned from Spokane last evening".
j. Roland, bookkeeper at the Ni,big.n
mil, left tor Portland his morning.
Geo. j. Wolff has the finest Xmas TOYS
ever shown IN this part OF the country.
I The Fiiends in 'onnci will meet with
Ms. Gertrude Lackey tomorrow a'ter.
noon.
! The ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL rrurih
cleared S22 from the supper given by
them on Saturday evening.
Two fifty-foot lots on corner Fifth and
j. streets: beautiful building location.
$500: Will Lanning, Room IA, Dabnev
Block
On Friday Police Offer Birmingham
sent five hoboes out OF the city, and on
Saturday morning the ni,ht force h I'd
rounded up six more.
Charles K. Wilson, of the Wills n
Bros mill, returned from San Francisco
Friday evening, much improved in healib
and is now attending to business again.
A few fifty foot lots on Broadway Hill.
from Sl75 mp. There will never be an
n hnu
viii Lannlng, Room IA, Dabney Block.
On Saturday afternoon the Law and
Order party filed their ticket with the
city clerk Despite the fact that Me ,srs.
Moody and Sheeks refused to run, their
names were left on the ticket.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia G. Norm was
held Yesterday from the Swedish Con.
!resatio''al church, at 2p. m The seq
vices were conducted by the pastor, Rev.
J. p. Ohleen, and a large number of
friends Of The deceased were present.
The Swedish Congregational chnrcn
will hold Thanksgiving feast on Thurs.
day evening. Supper will be served in
the church. at $3.50, after which good
literary and musical program will be
rem cred. At the close Of the exercises
Thanksgiving offe ing will be taken.
this morning that was quite involnntarv
lIe was going down thu iaid1. u III,
boat at Springer's boat house, carving
his oars and rowlocks, when the ladder
broke, sending him into the river up to
his neck. Mr.. Anderson quickly scram.
bled ont, and postponed his boat ride
mill he chanvad clOthiuy
Ienar Lundbom and Miss Jennie New
man were married It the home OF the
brides parents, Friday evening, Rev. ].
p. Oheen officiating Forty gnests were
present to witness the ceremony and
wish the young people bon voyage Many
beautiful presents were received as
tokens If good will from the frie nds. The
affair wound up with a sumptuous wed.
ding supper.
In orde" to get rid OF the debt on the
Scandinavian Lutheran church, the
members will hold three days fair in
the church this week. Commencing
Thanksgiving evening, the fair will run
until Saturday evening. All kinds of
articles made by the sewing society "a
we'll as others that have been donated
will be on sale. Each evening COM
mencing at 7 o'clock supper will be
served.
Creech & Walker are pushing the work
on the A. J. West mill frame. When
completed Mr.. West will have one OF the
best mills in the state. The latest i'm.
proved machinery will be installed, and
when ready to operate will represent All
investment o! considerably over 800 900.
To show how thoroughly Mr.. We t is
doing the work. over POO piles have been
driven for the engine foundations. Tnis
foundation will he So feet long and for 80
feet will be- 26 feet wide 4 solid bed OF
concrete, seven feet thick, will hold the
three engines. The entire mill, docks
etc. will stand on p,ing, and will not be
| filled in with slabs and sawdust.