Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-15

funeral service of Mrs. IL. johnson at
Beardsley Bros. parlors, tomorrow after
noon.
Piles are driven for an extension to
the West Il Slade dry house. This will
extend the present one to the full depth
OF 100 feet.
The new fire bell for the city has ar
rived, and .bears upon its surface the
names OF the city officials. 1t weighs
1851 pounds.
The ladies Of the Swedish Mission will
give strawberry festival in the church,
corner Market ard II streets, next Sat-
urday evening
Mrs. John &. Lewis and Mis-. G. E.
Burrows left yesterday for Bellingham,
to attend the grand lodge OF tie Order Of
the Eastern Star.
Alex. Horton, an employee at the
American mill, was admitted to the ABB
erdeen General hospital yesterday with
an infected foot.
The A. j. West Lumber Co. has been
incorporated, with A. j. West, president;
J. q. Lewis, vice-president, and Watson
A. West, secretary and treasurer.
The Al. " est Lumber Co. has placed
quite an order for: machinery with Doug
las Bros, for their new mill, work on
which is to be prosecuted with vigor.
The Epworth League will have social
in the NJ. +. church Friday evening
June Is. Ice cream and cake served
during the evening. All are welcome.
Christian Science services are held at
First Church Of Christ, Scientist, on
First street. Services II q. m. subject
christian Science, Sunday school
10 a. m.
In the police court yesterday, George
the Greek paid $9.45 for assault and bat
terry, and w. Green and S. Stubb
donated $14 45 each for being drunk and
disorderly.
Several of the best log riders on Gray 8
Harbor will enter the log rolling contest
tomorrow, arranged by the Carnival
committee for the entertainment of the
Nebraska visitors.
A. D. Murray became abusive while
intoxicated, in the telephone office
Tuesday, and was arrested by Marshal
Carter, an was given Is days in Jail by
judge Bush Yesterday.
Arthur +. Cross went TO Seattle Tues
day to be present at the graduating exer.
cises at the University OF Washington,
and to receive his parchment as a
graduate from the law department of that
institution.
Mrs. NJ. X. Ritter, of Austin, Mo-, ar
rived in the city last Sunday, on visit
to her daughter. Mrs. r. P. Porter. She
was companied by her son, j. p. Hack
enburg, and together they will spend the
summer here.
Fred A. Hart of the Hart Wood Mil
Co., left for San Franc'sc this morning.
This company is planning to enlarge ito
S. +. quarters and Mr.. Hart has gone tt
look over matters in general before any
changes are made.
The funeral of Fred Shambey took
place Tuesday afternoon, from the uu
dertaking parlors of Beardsley Bros.
under the auspices OF the Lincold Annuity
association, of which he was a member
Rev. T.. r. Prichard officiated.
The home OF Silas Pearson was entered
last evening about 8 O'Clock, while he
and his family were at the Carnival
Nothing of value was found, and as the
safe was not disturbed, no damage was
done. Mr.. Pearson thinks it is com.
fort not to have anything.
he Aberdeen Manufacturing com
pany is finishing a combination count
ing room front md desk for the Gravs
, Harbor Electric Co., which in finish and
workmanship is the equal of anything
, made anywhere. 1t is OF native woods
, and will be finished in natural colors.
Mrs. Hilma johnson, wife of Gustavt
johnson, lied at her residence, 1927
| Heron street, Tuesday. Deceased was &
J native of Sweden. was q years Of age
t and leaves husband and one child. The
funeral will take place tomorrow at
p. M, from Beardsley Bros.'s parlors.
The contractors on the Masonic temple
, were lucky in getting their stone ell il
from Tenino last week, as a special rate
+ on building materi d over the Northe. I
!. Pacific railway, expired last Saturday
n On Friday IS cars of stone were received
i which will he all that is needed to com
plete the building.