Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-11


Attorney Hogan has had retaining
wall OF stone built on the Il street side
OF his residence property, across G. st eet
from st. ,Ioseph's hospital. This perma.
nent improvement viii no doubt be the
beginning Of what others will do.
MIR. and Mis-. Ellis Shields and Miss
Marie Shields, Of Astoria, Illinois, who
have been visiting Attorney L. +. Shields
OF TINS city, lett for Centralia, Friday.
THIS is the firt time in fifteen yeals that
Mr.. Shields has had the pleasure Of
meeting his uncle.
ling is being driven by Creech Bros
today, commencing the foundation OF the
Michigan Lumber Co s mill at Raymond.
A. we go TO press we learn that MIR. Lewis
and partner from Aberdeen CLOSED ii
deal for a mill site at Raymond and will
begin business soon.-South Bend Jonrn
AL
Wednesday and is still in town. MIR.
Morgan IS running a big logging camp
ON North river and has about two million
of Il three and one half million contract
in the water now. His logs are all large
and of very fine quality South Bend
Pilot.
Cash fees collec ed durng AUGUST by
couuey officers were: Auditor, 5000;
clerk, $27S.50; sheriff, S4j %; Justice
+ X, Aberdeen, $2l Loo; Justice Warren,
Hoquiam, fee $50 20, fines SO co; Con-
stable Cooper, Hoquiam, $ll.3); Adam
Eberwein, poll tax, $4G0; hunteis' Ii
censes, SAL.
The following marriage licenses we've
issued last week: JAS. A Frace, Edith
NJ. Coxey; Walter G. Bland, BESSIE
Neely Charles NJ Hassett, Gladys VI.
Holman; Alton II. kellogg, Mabel f.
Haley Ben S. WeathervaX, Blanche
Karshner; John X. Lawson, Helen r.
/ Waymire a bert g. DAILY, Maud Colds
I by.
The explosion Of can Of gasoline at
the lloquiam Dye Works this morning
caused quite fire in that CITY. Fear
! Wa entertained that it might spread be-
pond control, and the aberdeen depart
men was kept in readiness for several
hours to assist if required. The Hoquiam
department succeeded Ia eXlingui-hng
the blaze alone, and the local iiremen
were not called for.
Rev Ray Palmer, the BAPTIST evlnge' :.
list, held a meeting in the Palm dance
nall Friday evening. Rev. l.. l.. Clovd
and a number Of the members of the
Baptist church and the Volunteers o.
America We're present as well as a large
number Of those curious to see dance
hall in operation. Bushes was suspend.
ed and Rev. Palmer's touching address
listened to with respectful attention.
Governor Mead appointed the follow
; IN, CL.-i---':- ----.. I-I. e-~t.e -, .h4 Ma
tional Farmers Congress, bringing the
total number up TO 1922 Andrew smith
f !. Brp v er, A ID. Shaffer, James Mar
cjpr >atsop; Joseph Mauerman, .. W
Goddoid, Oakvlle; Patrick Murray
James Murray, Joseph Koch, Petel
WoDi Eml; lanes Gleason. Satsop
j. f. Hart, Cedarville; Ed. Nav, Porter
Snpt Cook finds from the publ,
school records left him that the follow in,
pupils cumpietld the eighth ade il
Aberdeen rs MAY; Chs Beltz Evi
[ Bundy, Melva G. Bnndv, Io-cphn'
H. Burke Conrad Knu son. Daniel Nc
I'll. icuid9, Arthur Phillips Harry Pren
tee, Adela Constance Ro-ing, Rama | e
titia Rupert, Raymond E. SAVERS, join
K Shaker, Ralph SheIles T uman Ship
man, Albert Tanner. These pupils vii
be admitted 90 the High school.
rue special services al the Baptis
,urch were largely attended Yesterday
dul Dr. Palmer preached thrce poWeriu
and eloquent sermons Las night tn,
church was crowd Il and the people list
cned with rapt attention to DR.. Palmer
painted and pnngent se'mon on "Th
White Life" Services this week a
and 80 p m. Evening topics as follows
Monday, The Devils Banquet ;" Tues
, day, "rhg Banqu Of Christi Wetnes
day, "The Morning Sar;" Thursday
'The Shining Rnby;" Friday, 'Th'
Voices OF the Deaf" All are welcome
Mrs. f. L. Carman Miss Lon Carmal
and Mrs. vii lam slick rs, Of Prosper
/ one and Miss B,yard of Eureka, Calf.
were the guests ol Mrsddm"s J q LOWS
, G. f Burrows and w. II NJ Whinn
a. picnic luncheon, given in the pan
ors ofthe Congregation church. A on
sixty la ~ friend Of tn guests bad pre-
pared for Il lunch party at the EIcctli
park. hut the weather. not permitting
the ladies' met a t1o rhu,ch. T func
tion lasted from - noon d , 5. ~. ar'
the company cujoytl Themselves just a
we as though tn y Lai gore TO tn
park.
A WiSc prcCdution.
The school Ir..tar- hv-tlOnn th