Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-27

Doe pun saturday.
Chas. Gross is over from Portland
visiting Aberdeen friends, the guest
Mi and Mrs. Louis Fogel.
:, Charles l.. Lewis was in town Sam,
day and stated that his lease on til
shlngle mill at Summit has expired, an
owing to the company that owns Tia
' property, 1t is doubtful if he will lease
| again.
The bill appropriating $1,000 for tn
establishment of a fish hatchery on TIN
Humptulips river, introduced by Senate
: O'Donnell, has been recommended TO
passage by the fisheries committee of tn,
senate.
Morgan Bros are moving the counters
and other furniture, to be used In lhei,
new butcher shop in the Union block on
Heron street, into position tod ", and
will be ready for business by the last OF
! the week.
The BILLY D." DR.. Mapes' gasoline
launch, has been remodeled. Her cabin
is now twO-thirds one, and enclosed
with glass. This and the changes made
III her machinery will make her one of
the best pleasure launches on the river.
Mesdames Griffin aud johnson enter.
tanned about sixty guests at card party
at the Washington Thursday afternoon.
Refreshments Of most elaborate nature
were served in courses ut small tables.
The Washington orchestra ful nished mu.
SIC throughout the afternoon.
The Aberdeen Mfg Co, will soon in
stall new boiler and engine. 1t is the
Intention to tear down the old shop and
boiler room and extend the new part 10
the river bank. They have just added a
new cutoff saw and will soon add new
slicker to be used for sash work.
Mrs. Ii. McDonold, Of Seattle, who has
been visiting friends in this city, re-.
turned to her home Saturday. Mrs. Nc.
Donold WAS one Of the pioneers OF Aber.
deem, her husband being one OF the first
ship builders on the harbor. At present
Captain McDonold is running his own
steamer between Seattle and points on
Skagit river.
The bonds in the sum Of $1,000 re.
Gently voted by the Aberdeen school
district, were purchased by the state
Saturday, at 4 per cent interest, taken at
| ~ huu
feel good over the advantageous sale, as
the warrants we're drawing s per cent
interest, 80 that there is effected saving
to the district of $40 year.
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 commits .ion,
also give premiums. Write them for
sample outfit. tt
Lee Murray, aged 20 years, died Of
heart failure at the Aberdeen General
hospital last night. Nothing is known
OF Murray or his relatives. He worked
ten days for Larkin Bros, quitting there
on the 18th, since when he has been
about town. drinking considerable He
went to the hospital at noon yesterday,
seemingly troubled with general debility
and died during the night.
The horse attached to the Aberdeen
Commission Co. delivery wagon ran
away Saturday afternoon from G and
Hume streets. He was stopped at G
and Wishkah b.,fore any damage, excep,
breaking a bicycle, was done. A city
ordinance prohibits leaving horses united
on the streets, which will probably be
enforced after someone is MANNED through
J official neglect to enforce the law. In this
instance the owners Of the horse were
fined IS and costs.
The Porto Rican called Charlie, who
came to Aberdeen from the Hawaiin
Islands several years ago, and has done
odd jobs about town evrr since, died OF
pneumonia. at 81. Joseph's hosptal last
Thursday night. and was buried yester.
day, from The undertaking parlors o
Beardsley Bros. Charlie has a son about
nine years old, who has lived with Mrs.
G. II. Phelps, who will now probably
adopt the boy. Mrs. Phelps generously
paid the expenses OF the burial.
At the annual meeting OF Robert Gray
chapter, ID. a. H., the following officers
were elected for the coming year: Re.
gent. Mrs. Hannah Drum first vice re.
gent, Mrs. \. II. Kuhn; second vice re-
gent. Mrs. George II. Emerson; record.
ing secretary, Mrs. J. b. Bridges; cores
bonding secretary, Mrs. 20. MckinIay
treasurer, Mrs. Frank Lamb; register
Mrs. J. q. Stearns historian. Miss Mabel
McKinlay. Two new members, Mrs
George VI. Emerson and Mrs. Frank
Lamb Wpre taken into the chanter