Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-06

j. Henry Smith, of the Eagle dance
ALL was arrested again Saturday night
| on the charge OF conducting dance hal
without license. He was allowed tC
90 under bond to appear next Thursday
Marshal Carter is determined to en-
force the ordinance relating to hitchine
horses while standing on tile street
This morning Morris Thorpe was arrest,
ed for violation Of the ordinance, and
Judge Bush fined him IS, which Will
costs amounted to $945.
Miss Blanche Karshner, who is teach
ins in the Tacoma schools, came home
Friday evening and returned to her
duties yesterday. On her return she was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. J. F.
karshner, who will spend a few weeks
visiting old friends at various points on
til" Sound.
The ladies of the Order of Pendo gave
a basket social in their hall Saturday
evening. Following the sale of the bas-
members who did not bring basket
were charged 20 cents. AS a result of
the evenings entertainment considerable
was added to the society's treasury.
The tug Printer, OF Hoquiam, in en-
deavoring to tow the schooner Gardner
City past Cow Point, after the tide had
been ebbing about an hour, Friday, lost
control OF the tow and let the vessel sheer
onto the mud. The schooner plowed her
way through the mud several lengths,
and it was Sunday before she got to sea-
An energetic lady can secure the agen.
cy for this city and surrounding country
for high grade line Of Flavoring Elk.
tracts, Perfumes, Toilet Articles, Toilet
Soaps, ETC., by addressing the Pearsall
Manufacturing Company, Des Moines.
Iowa. They allow big commission,
also give premiums. Write them for
sample outfit. If
On Wednesday the new mill of the
Columbia Box & Lumber company was
turned over to the mill wright to begin
placing the machinery. Creech Bros.
have completed their part OF the con.
struction Of the mill and it will not be
long until the new plant is in operation.
-Willipa Harbor Pilot.
J. Henry Smith, who returned from
Portland Friday afternoon, was met al
the depot by police escort and taken
before the police judge on a charge oil
running dance hall without license.
Not being ready for tr al he was allowed
to go on his own recognizance, to appear
il court next Wednesday and answer
the charge as preferred.
Henry Hank. of Tacoma, bid in the
grocery etock of the Cooperative store
sold at receivers sale last week, the sum
being S940. which was far below the
amount OF the company's liabilities. The
company owes 1900. and including the
store fixtures the assets are $l,1OO. Mr.,
Hank will add to the stock and continue
the business in the same place.
George Lewis stole march on his
friends last Wednesday by going to
Montesano, and while there being quietly
married to Miss Kate Louise Kindred, o.
this city. They will make Aberdeen
their home and will reside in the new
residence being erected for them on Fifth
street, near Broadway, which is the
wedding gift OF the groom's parents te
the young couple. The HERALD wishes
George and his bride many years o.
welded bliss.
B. L. Northup, forest ranger for this
section, vas on the harbor last week
and speaking OF the dividing line between
this county and Jefferson, said that the
proposed line would run between town
ships % and %, or it might be one mile
further north. This line would place
most OF the settlers in jefferson county
: making it so that they would have to &c
400 miles to their county seat, instead O
only 10 miles, if they were in Chehalis
county.
William Macarthur OF the Tenino
Stone Co.. was in the city last week
looking up site for his company to use
for the shipment of stone and coal
bunkers. The Stone Co. ships consider
able of its product to California and
wishes to make those shipments via
Aberdeen. 1t is also interested in the
GO al mines near Tenino, and will erect
bunkers here for storage and water ship
ment. The chamber of commerce has
taken the matter up with Mr.. Macarthur
who will send a written statement of the
company's intentions and desires which
will be considered at the meeting of the
chamber next Monday night.