Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-29

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Dabney book.
Mrs. Melva l.ivermote, # c. lex tsaw,
1udian Territory, a returned ml,oio AIRY
from India, spoke in the NJ. +. church
last night. She left fpr Ch cage this
morning.
Rev. C. O. Rosing went to Monte-ano
Saturday, to hold sunday morning ser
vice at the Lutheran church. lie re-
turned Sunday in time for the evening
service here.
Miss ilelga Anderson, valedictorian OF
The graduating class OF the High school,
has been presented with a full course
life scholarship by the Grays Haroor
Business College.
While turning in the Wishkah river
Thursday afternoon, the steamer Toledo
ran into the schooner Robert Levers AT
the West & Slade dock, and sustained Il
few minor injuries.
N. &. Kaufman is preparing to con
vert the carpenter shoe on the corner OF
Broadway and Hume streets, into IA
dwelling house. The cost OF the change
will be about 500.
The Anderson-M Middleton Lumber Co.
will soon move two large suriacers into
the new addition lately added to their
planning mill. They are also extending
their yard bv planking to the west OF the
paner shed.
John r. Bertho'f and j. G. Davenport
left fer San Francisco, Oh the steamer
Centrala Saturday evening. They will
90 TO Nevada where MIR. Davenport has
mining interests and will return III
two months.
At meeting OF the Trades and Labor
Council Friday night the beer Of the Ab-
drdeen brewery was placed on the unfair
list, at the request Of the Seattle union,
which had been denied at the meeting a
week before.
The Aberdeen Brewing Co., shipped
two car loa"s of machinery to Portland,
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at that place. This means that Aberdeen
will snip several carloads Of beer to that
place each mouth.
Marshal II. II. Garter and his assistant
spent an hour this morning in capturing
a bovine Wanderer. Just as he succeeded.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Sherwood claimed the COW F.,
and after making proper donation was
given possession.
The carelessne,s OF bicycle riders was
fully illustrated Friday, when Mrs. {.
Lowry was struck in the back by rider,
a. she was walNng along Hume street
near the Pacific livery stable, She was
thrown to the street, and is not over the
shock yet
jeff Garm ans window on the corner
of q and Market street is a picture. 1t
is de dicatcd TO the Blue and the Gray,
and reflects credit on the artist Geo. r.
Nve. Among other things in the wi dow
is an old fluit lock musket, a reminder
of the war of l776.
The Grays Harbor Gas Co. has leased
the rooms now occupied by the city clerk :,
II and Market streets. The company has
its office in the small room on II street,
until the city hall is completed, when it
will stock the la - room with gas ranges
and fixtures OF all kinds.
A musical and literary treat will be
rendered in the Presbyterian church
next Wednesday evening. The program
will be given by Hoquiam talent and will
consist of solos, vocal and instru entail.
male quartettes, Miss Brown will be
reader. Admission 25 and Is cents.
A. J. West disposed OF his interest in
the West & Slade Mill Co Saturday to
his partner, S. E. Slade, of San Francisco.
The price has not been made public, bnt
! is known to have been high figure, as
the plant is one of the best in the North
west. Mr.. West has not decided upon
his future actions. although it is safe to
assume that he Will again be making
sawdust before very long, and as his
other heavy interests ale at Aberdeen, it
is also fair to assume that this point will
have his preference.
There will be something doing at Eiec-
tric park next Thursday afternoon, when
/ the fat men Of Aberdeen and Hoquiam
meet to decide which team is best at
base ball. Admission will be entirely
free, and all who attend are guaranteed
| their moneys worth. The following is
the Aberdeen aggregation which is to
win the game: j. Nj. Bowes, +. A.
Suemnicht, 5. X. Bowes, John o. dare,
81. Dolan. y. NJ. Bowes, Thos. Morgan,
Joe Seare ma Brumbaugh, W. W.
Anstie an i ank heeder. Hon. +. Il.
Bonn W ct rs uinp1". with permission
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