Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

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bulding Adjustment Tuesday after
noon. n. 4. Syringe slipped into the
river and sank thirtv feet to the bottom.
Coming up to the surface, he grabbed
line to which he hell until helped to the
dock. none The worse except the wetting
A Christmas present that means an
income. There is nO'hlug that would
make il more acceptable present than II
few shares in the Western Realty Il In
vestment Co. Preferred stock at 81 per
share draws ) per cent. per AMMAN. and
one hall of remaining profits. Will Ian.
ming, Room IA, Dabney block.
CAPTAIN Allen, OF the steamer Ii. e..
Lindauer had the honor OF plotting the
steamers Olympic and Norwood over tie
bar Monday afternoon. He was the last
to leave San Francisco and the first to
arrive in Grays Harbor. The other
steamers laid outside until Captain Allen
arrived, and then followed him in.
The new steamer. Coaster, lately built
at the Lindstrom shipyards will be
towel to San francisco by the steam
scho lner olympic, now loading at Ho.
qniam The Coaster has been loaded
with lumber al thu Western mill, and
viii he toVed ou' tomorrow. The ma
chnery Wi be placed III her when she
arrives in san Francisco.
The funeral of Gotlob Trefz, whose
death last Sunday was noted in the last
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from the Aberdeen Undertaking Parlors,
under the auspices Of the Christian
Science church, OF which tue young man
had been a member. His cousin, Fred
Gall, Of Snohomsh, arrived IN the city
Tuesday nigh to attend the funeral.
The funeral of Lee Brosseau, who died
at Coats logging camp last Sunday, took
place Yesterday from Beardsley Bros
undertaking parlors, Rev. G. McDermoth
officiating. Mr.. Brosseau was both an
Odd Fellow and Red Man, and the ser.
vices were under the auspices OF those
orders, the Odd Fellows taking charge of
the service at the chapel, and the Red
Men at the grave.
Messrs, b. b. Whitney, K. E. Turner,
W. f. Walker. G. II. Norford and S. f.
Hoyt. government inspectors OF hulls
and boilers, are sitting as ascourt OF in
quirey in the city hall this afternoon, to
Investigate the case mentioned in the
herald, some time ago, in which the
Al ,,,1% ol h.,
some OF the employees OF the engine room.
The investigation may result in the en-
gineer losing his license.
Loreiz Selking, sailor on the schoon-
er Roy summers, died at the Hoquiam
hospital Of typhoid fever Tuesday, aged
% years. The remains were brought to
the Aberdeen Undertaking Parlors from
whence the funeral took place this after
noon. under the auspices OF the Sailors
Union and the Fisherman's Protective
Association, of which organizations he
was a member. The deceased was a
native of Norway, and had no known
relatives in THIS country.
Judge and Mrs. J. c. Pearson were
the hosts Tuesday evening, Miss Fannie
Mcdonald being the guest of honor.
Twenty five guests were present. all
gathered for the purpose of bidding Miss
Mcdonald Il pleasant trip on her marriage
voyage, which commences tonight
Numerous articles OF chinaware, as gifts
from the guest, were presented to her
as token OF esteem. Games and re-
ffeshments were INDUCED in during the
evening
@@Teach,rs' certificates have been issued
by the sta,e Superintendent to the fol-
lowing persons IN Chehaiis county who
took he las examination: G. n. Age
ton, II "a An reason, j. J. Beatty, Cor
ME BrlIamv, Freda Bowen, May Bryan,
Carl 4. Cooper Mabel Click. Ella I.
Gordon, Glenn Hoover, Mabel Minkler,
Marie NifIeton. John L. Randall, Oren
r, Richards, Margaret Sullivan, Edna
w. Britton, p f. Burkhead, Eva P.
June, Roy B. Kellogg, Alice E. Van
Houen, Roe-ivn Weaver, Harriet D.
Williams, Bell Woodford, Justine N.
Caruthe RS.
The Knights of Pythias social last
evening was most enjoyable affair,
Only members o the order and their
families We're invited, and just enough
were present to make the gathering
success. After the following program
was rendered, refreshments were served
and a social time followed: Singing,
america" by all present; address, E.
II. Fox; song, Mrs. D. Bowes; recita.
ion Rboo Puuovf. y,;opo co1o Nf;oa