Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-02

of seventeen lady friends yesterday al Ter
noon.
DR.. Stapp has moved his offices from
Commercial block to the Hayes Maley
building.
Water Superintendent Linn is partially
able to attend to his official duties, after
his recent illness.
VIM. Rutschow was acquitted in the
police court Tuesday, OF a charge of hav-
ing been drunk and disorderly.
Do not forget that wa.er rents must be
paid, at the city clerks Office before the
10th, or your water will be cut off.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Parr are recov.
ering from severe s'iges of the grip, and
their son, H rman, is i'll with typhoid
fever.
Tomorrow will be Freshmen's day at
the High school, and the class is prepar-
ing special program for the afternoon
exercises.
The body of Lee Murray, who died
suddenly Sunday, was buried by the
county Tuesday. No trace could be
found Of his friends.
! Lost-At the chamber of commerce
meeting Monday night. Lucky Curve
fountain pen. The finder will please re.
turn to j. j. Carney.
Mesdames A. d. Wood, Will II. Wood
and Fred H. Green will entertain. in
honor Of Mrs. Box, mother of Mrs. Will
Wood, next Tuesd afternoon.
The schooner Oliver J. Olson, which
has been undergoing extensive repairs
at the Lindstro Co., shipyard is now
ready for sea, and is as good as new.
J. NJ. Hackett returned from his Cali.
forna trip yesterday. Mrs. Hackett
stopped for few days in Portland tc
visit friends and will arriva home next
week.
Emil Olson will leave tomorrow for
Chrlstiana, Norway, accompanied by his
mother, who will again make her home
in her native land. Mr.. Olson will re-
turn about June /.
I Captain Nelson has added another
enterprise to his sail loft. 1t is that OF
manufacturing flags. He is now pre-
pared to mend, alter or supply new fl,gs
to the vessels ling at this port.
Mrs. A. D. Wood who has been al
Cohassett Bea IN overseeing necessary
improv ements to her summer resort, re
turned yesterday. Mr.. Wood is still
there and will remain for sometime.
i Bert Campbell and VIM. Pierre, two
well known printers, have purchased
forty acres OF land on the tishkah river
near the Doom, which they are improv
ing and will use as chicken ranch.
Notwithstanding the rain yesterday
the opening Of the new store Of Kaufm al
Bros, was attended by crowds of ladies
all day. The formal opening next Mon
day evening, will be brilliant social a
well business event.
II. G. Ellis is making extensive i'm
provements in his chicken park on thu
corner of X and Seventh streets. In ad
dition to the newly modelled hennery, h,
is building several incubators and viii
soon have them in full blast.
|. &. Crowther and Z. NJ. Cyr hav,
bought the two lots on the corner OF Fiftl
, ant ii streets. and wi proceed imma
diately to build two handsome residence
on them. This is among the most de
sirable residence property in the city
and the two new homes will add muel
to the appearance of that neighborhool
Robt. Forbes received the plans 70
his new residence Tuesday, and will be
gin excavation for the basement at once
The plans were drawn by the Keith Co.
Minneapolis, and show very handsome
building, two stories high with basemen
; and finished attic, which will be erecte,
on the choice lots recently purchased b,
Mr.. Forbes. on the corner OF Fourth an(
| streets.