Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-22

Dan Bowes is a visitor at SaIsop today
Ladies' Handbags and Gents Purse
at Evans Drug Co. tt
A. D. WooG is up from Cohaesett It
remain few days.
Mrs. G. A. Bendin went to Elma thi
morning, to spend week with friends
Lot on Broadway. 80 it ny 10 feet
cleared, 1925 Will tanning, Room IA
Dabney block.
Peter Naph was DISCHARGED from the
Aberdeen General hospital, and returned
to Montesano this:morning.
J. O'Connor, OF Cosmopolis, had an
injured finger amputated, at the Aber'
deem General hospital saturday.
G. Budreault, former agent at the
Northern Pacific depot, is III the city
and will remain here for some time.
Otto Salo was brought to the Aberdeen
General hospital from Cosmopolis with
a broken ankle last Thursday evening.
The play OF Rip Van Wrinkle will he
given At the Grand theater this evening,
by the gra iuatng class oil the High
school.
Mrs. w. A. Ackley. OF Elma, who has
been the guest oil Mr.. and Mrs. \. W.
Barley, returned'''to her home this
morning.
Andrew Anderson, an employe at the
deem General hospital. with an injured
hip Friday.
The factory OF J. NJ. Alexander has so
far progressed as be nearly rooted in and
in few days work on the interior will
be commenced.
The Second Division of the Presbyter-
ian Ladies Aid Society was most hospit-
ably entertained by Mrs. a. J. West
Friday afternoon.
The steering gear on the steamer Che
halls broke Saturday as she was leaving
for San Francisco. and her departure
was delayed until this afternoon.
Miss Elsie Carr, of fIoquiam, was the
guest of Miss Rose Morgan Friday. On
Saturday ehe went to Montesano to be
present at the base ball reception.
On next Thursday afternoon rom 80
tn 4 80 O'clock thee will b., a parlor
meeting OF the W. c. T. IT,. at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. o A. Myers, for the benft
of the White Ribbon Journal. The pub.
lie is invited
6. B. Mckay, Of Junction City, Kan
sas, is in the city visiting his son, At.
torney T. II. Mckay. He is accom-
panied by another son, and may deci lie
to locate in this country.
The Norris & Rowe circus was attend
ed by large crowds afternoon and even
ing. The show was Il good clean affair
and the absence OF the usual circus
CRATER was pleasantly noticeable.
August Simons, who pulled pistol or
A. w. jacobson at the Palm dance hail
last February, was convicted of simple
assault by jury in the superior court
and got off with ten days in Jail and a
fine of 81.
Workmen are busy excavating for the
cement foundation on which the Minis
building will set, which DIR. Paul Smits
is to move from Cosmopoi. When
finished it will be one of the finest resi-
dences in the city.
Rev. Luther Covington, of Olympia
district superintendent OF the Washing.
ton Children's Home, was on the Harbor
Friday, looking after several children
who needed caring for, and who will be
taken to that institution.
The little steamer Thistle, belonging to
Creech Bros, sunk at her mooring in
the Wishkah river Friday night, in abru
| fifteen feet OF water. She was raised
Saturday, and will have the leaking hull
overhauIeG aud repaired.
The electric light and telephone wires
are to have separate pc es. Both wires
have been strung on the same poles on a
number OF streets, and the light current
interferes with the telephones, so that
the change is being made.
p F. Halferty was tined $40 and costs
by Judge Fox Saturday morning, for
violation OF the Davis clam law. The
case will be appealed, and the supreme
court will have an opp tunity to pass
upon this style Of law making.
Prof. Il. f. Harris went to Tacoma
Friday morning, to be present at the
Schoolmasters' club, which met in that
city in the afternoon. He returned on
Saturday night, to be present at the
High school Baccalaul cate services yes
terday.