Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-10

d IL. f'hpeV leIJ 'iliS morning iof d
! two months cruise in the mountains 0!
California.
The lady MINISTRIES are busy re learsn
fol the two perform inceS 10 be given foi
the benefit of the city library.
A. II. lIoefer was a passenger on Sat
urday morn ng's IRAN for Olympia and
Tacoma. He vii return today.
A. j. West lei. ...urlay morning for
San Francisco. He will stop for short
time in Portland on his way down.
: Thomas Dovle. TIE we'll known timber
cruiser who recently moved from Aber-
deem, has engaged in business at Everett.
[ For Sale-Two dwelling houses, plas-
tered aud we'll finished, corner Second
and f streets. Inquire of Henry F.
Wilder. II
! C. Lewis returned last week from
San Francisco. and says lumber prices
are too low for the Union mill to resume
cutting at present.
A regular meetin.- the chamber OF
commerce will be bel this evening, in
the city council chamber, at which full
attendance is desired.
Simon Burnett was over from Chehalis
Tuesday, having j, returned from an
extended trip in tn : We're me pur-
chased fall goods f. 'Jres Of Bur
| nett Bros.
Jesse Murphy, has been at St.
Joseph's hospital being treated for rheu-
matism and fractured rib, was able to
be out again Saturday, for the first time
! in three weeks.
William Macarthur and I. Biumauer
returned to Tenino Friday. after viewing
some possible coal bunker sites, in COM
pany with President Bowes of the cham
Der If commerce
! Quinaut Tribe, No. II, improved Or
der of Red Men, has filed articles OF in
corporation, with view to ACQUIRE G
real estate and building its own wigwam
in the near future.
Wider Bros. & Mcdonald are prepar-
ing to brick veneer the olympus theater
b NluG, and remodel the interior.
! When completed the house will be
opened as frst-cass vaudville theater.
The addition to the residence Of G. r..
Green adds not only to the utility, but
also to the beauty Of the residence. The
frame is up and the addition is now in
the hands of the plumber and pasterers.
Governor Mead has proclaimed Tues
day, April %, as Arbor Day, and recon-
mends that it be observed AS a day OF
rest from usual avocations, and devoted
to the planting of trees, flowers and
shrubs.
Samuel Benn is considering the adj
visibility of erecting fire proof ware
house on the railroad IN East Aberdeen
50xl5O feet, 20 feet high. II he found a
party to lease it, Mr.. Benn would build
at once.
Robert Forbes went to the Sound last
week to have the steamer Emma Jean
brought over to Grays Harbor. The
bat has been purchased by the Grays
Harbor Packing Co., for use in its bust
ness here.
FOR SALt-644 acres Of timber land
| want to sell this Ind within the next
so days, and am offering ii at sacrifice
There are II, 900 900 feet Of fir and cedar
timber on the land. ADD ess |. w. Ma.
son, Aberdeen, Wash. tt
The sleeve on the edger in the Aher.
deem Lumber & Shngle Co. mill, broke
early Saturday forenoon, causing a shut
down OF that institution until this morn
ing. The mill is cutting on foreign OF.
ders and the shut down was not desired
Messrs. Creech & Finch will finish
laying the water pipe across the Cheha
lis in few days. The work is com.
pleted so far as the river is concerned
and nothing remains now to be done but
to connect with the shore line. This
has been difficult job, but the work is
we'll done and no doubt will save the city
trouble in the future