Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-20

been reduced from 500 T. ~ = lnOH II.
Oh. Lawrence has located in IIoqu!an,
and has opened a store on Il ghth street.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Hoover died Yesterday morning, at
IIoquiam.
Geo. A. Simpson has the superinten-
dence of the building of the "Blockhouse"
Smith block.
The Uniform Rank OF the X. OF p, will
meet in Col. Fox's office tomorrow even
ing at 80 o'clock.
Mrs. J. VI. Lamb, Of Mon,esano, was
admitted to the Aberdeen General hos
pital Monday evening.
The county commissioners refused
saloon licenses to f. X. Lycan, Moclps,
and White q Fitzpatrick, Oakville.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows will
celebrate the eighty eighth anniversary
of the order Wednesday evening, April
26.
N G. Walsh, an employee at the Bry-
den & Leitch mill was admitted to the
, Aberdeen General hospital for treatment
yesterday.
Geo. Reynolds came in from Phillips
Bros camp yesterday, and entered the
Aberdeen General hospital with an in
iured back.
The new water main across the Che
halls river has broken, and its repair will
leave Creech & Finch but small profit
on their contract.
Mrs. Ida Wheeler has arrived from
California, where she spent the winter,
and will make an extended visit with her
sons, Grant and Frank Wheeler.
) G. C. Smith fell from ladder while
working at the Olympus theater Tues
day, and was slightly injured. He went
to the Aberdeen General hospital.
Councilman Anderson got on the right
track last night, when he called atten-
ton of the council to the necessity for i'm
mediate action on the Montesano road.
Finest lot in the city, SOx120 feet, with
a six room house, No. 6l0 North q street.
The lot alone is worth the price, 81 400,
Will Lanning, Room IA Dabney block.
The Presbyterian Endeavor viii give a
rose gallery social Friday evening, April
81, at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Nj. Ma
gill. Each person is requested to bri Z
a photo of themselves between the ages
OF two and five years.
Quite number of Aberdeen people
attended the dedication OF the new y. NJ.
G. A. building i'll IIoquiam, Monday
evening. The building is handsome
structure, elegantly fitted up, and is a
credit to the people Of loquiam.
Rev. Geo. Il. Smyth, DID,, assistant
secretary OF the Boaid Of Missions OF the
| M. f.. church, will preach at the Metho-
dist church next sunday morning. Dr..
Smyth IS Il speaker Of splendid ability.
The public. is cordially invited 10 hear
him.
is removing the old poles in different
parts Of the city, and putting 40 new
ones, which are much taller than the Old
ones. These will be painted later in the
season, to preserve them from the
weather.
| The name of the Grays Harbor Social
lists has been changed to the Independ-
ent, and the policy OF the paper will
hereafter be as its name indicates The
socialists have three columns in which to
air their views, for which the paper an.
nounces it is not responsible.
The Aberdeen Mig. Co, is getting out
the doors for the fire engine room in the
new city hall. The doors are two and
one-half inches in thickness. all parts
being double, and after being white
! loaded are screwed together, making
them not only substantial, but also proof
against warping.
Capt. W. II. Judson, of the Volunteer s
of America, will lecture against spiritual
ism, and expose slate writing and other
tricks of mediums, at the Congregational
church mex Wednesday evening, April
26. Capt Julson proposes to prove hy
the Bible that spiritualism is of the
devil. Admission ten cents.
Miss Dale jackson. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. J,r son, OF Melbourne,
died at the Aberdeen General hospital
Tuesday night, after several weeks i'll.
ness with typhoid fever. Miss Jackson
was an estiIuable young lady, twenty
years of age, and has bepp a resident oil
Melbourne for number OF years, and
was niece OF Mrs Jacob Weatherwax,
of this city. The funeral took place this
afternoon, from the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A. Hart, Rev. w. F.. Thomp.
son officiating.