Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-13
Friday the east wind blew sharks from

i'r - ' %. '.'H w st'.n mill on to
n pie oil lumber a,l were it not discovers
early. Ahole lumber yard would hav
=, been on fire. As it was, feA bucket
ot water eXtingnished the blaze.
f. L. Morgan. the well known lopge
and rancher OF upper North river, was
guest at the Stevens couple Of dav
this week. Mr.. Morgan was in the cit,
=. on business connec' ed with loggin
5 operations which he will engage in tn
coming season. He expects to put in
couple Of million feet at !east.-Soull
Bend Pilot.
= As soon as the spring opens Messrs
Gabrielson II Holmer expect to com.
mence the erection of BRICK block,
where their grocery store now stands, on
Heron near II street. To that end they
held conference with Hans Stoecke, of
Calgary, Alberta, who owns the adioin-
ing lot, and who was here last week.
with a view to have him share in the
building Of y partition wall.
WANTED: Capable men and women
for C nsus work and to act as representa-
tive in this and adjoining territory ior
magazine and music business fold Estab.
lished House. Our catalogues list over
$500 magazines and 5000 selections of
music at cut prices. Salary $500 per
week. Experience unnecessary, but good
references required. Address Sprague
Wholesale Co., go Wabash avenue.
Chicago, III. 43.9t
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Hart went to
Hellingham Friday. The object of the
trip was that Mr.. Hart might inspect
the tug John Cudahy before she was
taken off the ways, where she has been
undergoing thorough overhauling be-
fore being sent to Grays Ha,bor. When
he went to Bellingham week ago the
boat was not ready and now he expects
to stay until she is launched.
Messrs. ]. NJ. Leonard and l. Prinple.
OF the Edison theater, entertal ned he
liks at the social session held by that
body, Thursday evening. Exalted Ruler
w. p. MacFarlane also assisted by rem.
dering several solos, and the numerous
company present entertained each other
until the "wee sma" hours. A Clutch"
lunch, which means that each man paid
his own way, IN ed the program.
The fire department was called out at
II p. m. Friday, by an alarm sent in
from Wishkah and Broadway. The fire
was distinguished before the department
arrived. by j. b. Elston. the owner of
the house, assisted by Charles Boards.
ley The fire is supposed to have origi.
mated by a rafter against the chimney
igniting. The damage to the dwelling is
about $40, with no insurance.
bishop David Fl. Moore. DID,. LID,
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
church. will deliver his c. LIBERATED lee.
ture entitled "A Cross Section # China, !"
at the NJ. f. church Wednesday evening,
February Is. Admission will be tree.
The public Is cordially invited to enjoy
this great lecture. A silver offering will
be taken at the close of the lecture, the
proceeds to be used in the interests of
the University of Puget Sound.
]. Elof. carpenter in the employ Of L.
| w. Mason on the koehler clock, has
been missing since Thursday, and some
uneasiness is felt en- his account. He
had been at work for Mr.. Mason three
weeks, and worked as usual Thursday,
butlhas not been seen since. He left a
valuable chest OF tools, in which he took
pride, and failing to call for his wages
Saturday has led Mr.. Mason to think
something has happened to him, and he
notified the police.
The steamer Skookum rescued party
of six Aberdeen men from very danger.
GUS position last Thursday. VIM. Ram
sey, Ray Vosburg, Harry Sharper, J. O..
How e, f. "A. Patton and J. d. Peters,
who are employee at the Michigan mill,
started down the harbor Wednesday in
P on's fishing smack on a hunting trip.
After series Of mishaps, among which
their oil stove exploded, the mast was
br oxen off md the steering geer fouled,
they were stranded on sand bar, where
they remained all that cold night, until
sighted by the Skookum and taken to
H oquiam the next morning.
pleasant affair for children took
place at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Bert
Shut. last Saturday afternoon, in the
shape OF birthday party for two of their
little folks, Thelma, a. ed eight years,
and Walden, aged five, whose birthdays
CHANGED to fall on the same day of the
same month. The house was decorated
in pink and cream coors, and elaborate
preparations had been made to secure
the pleasure of the visitors in the way OF
games and refresh ments. In addition
to the general good time enjoyed, the
children were the reel pients of many
! handsome and useful presents.