Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-12

Clothing at hal value while sale 1881
Geo. Fisher. II
Heating stoves at actual cost. We
need the room, and cannot carry them
over. VIM. Griggs, 404 Heron street II
Justice E. II. Fox, on Monday per-
formed the ceremony that made Albert
Frank and Mrs. Anna PAUL. one. As
this came to the judge On the first day Of
his official career, he looks upon 1t as a
lucky omen.
MIS-. J. +. Medcalf and daughter, Belle
Of Montesano, were in the city Mond ay.
to zee Mr.. and Mrs N. q. Wheeler off
on their California trip. They returned
to Montesano Tuesday.
The business meeting OF the Young
Peoples society of the Congregational
church, on Monday evening, was well
attended, and after the usual routine
business was transacted the evening was
spent in social session.
Clarence Lilly left for the eastern
states yesterday morning, over the
Northern Pacific, to be gone some time.
Clarence will travel in the interests Of
the Western Cooperage company, of this
city. and will place orders wherever =
sirable.
Chas. A. Elmore a, rived last Saturday
with his bride from Michigan, accom-
panied by his wife's brother, Stuart
Hooner. Mr.. Hooner has purchased the
interest of Mr.. Ryan in the Rose shoe
store, which will be conducted by him
and Mr.. Elmore.
The we'd ling OF Thomas l.. Douglas, Of
this city, and Mrs. Florence Cook, of Ia
coma, is announced for February I, at
the home Of the BRIDES parents, Judge
and Mrs. Stiles, Tacoma. ThH HERALD
joins legion of Aberdeen friends in
wishing them long, happy and prosper
Gus voyage over the sea OF life.
Mrs. L. M. Phelps, who now resi'es
at Mt. Tabor. Oregon, vas in the city
this week, visiting friends and on bust.
ness. While here, Mrs. Phelps, through
5. X Bowes, sold her choice re idrufe
property, two lots and house at AID
Fourth streets, to Rub. Forbes for S ,6j).
Miss Hattie Kaatz and George Prouty,
of this city. were married in MontesAno
Tuesday, and returned home that even
ing. The happy young couple are at
home a. 106 West Hume street, where
they are receiving the congratulations Of
host Of friends, in which the HERALD
cordially joins.
The Rathb Sisters installed the fol-.
lowing officers last night: NJ, f. c., Mrs.
S. X. Bowes f. S. of r., Mrs j. J. Rob.
inson; E. J. of r., Mrs. Letitia Rupert !;
NJ. of T.. Mrs. S. B. Linn; NJ. of r. & c.,
Mrs. F. J. Miner; NJ. Of F.. Mrs. Grant
Kinnson; p. OF T., Mrs. p. II. Clark;
G. of q. r.. Mrs. II. A. Wells; Past
Chief, Miss Vera Crawford.
Announcements are out for the APP
preaching nuptials OF Miss Grace L.,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Lewis, to f. r. Saurborne, at the home
of the brides parents, POI North Broad
way, the 18th inst, at 8: 80 p. m. Both
the young people are we'll known and
the best wishes of host of friends are
theirs. The Herald extends congraua.
tions.
Ernest Berwick, who ran shoe repair
shop for short time, has disappeared
taking with him a lot Of shoes that were
/ left with him to be repaired. Berwick
is Russian Finn and came to this place
from Seattle. He has been gone about
ten days, and in addition to the shoes
that he is supposed to have taken with
hin, owed several little accounts around
town
Marshal Carter arrested f. J. I-enbe"l
last Saturday on Geographic request
from the authorities OF Elma, where lie
was wanted on a charge of forging a $20(
check. While IN the city Jail, Isenberg
tried to break out, but was caught in
the act and ironed. He was taken t.
Elma by Sheriff Graham, where he
waived an examination and was com.
mitted to the county Jail for trial in the
superior court.
Wishkah Lodge No. "A, X. of p. in
stalled officers last night, A. W. Barley
acting for the Grand Chancellor. Follow.
ing are the names OF those installed
G. c., J. NJ. Brooks; V. c., S. X. Bowes
Prelate, H. A. Wells; NJ. of w., G. C
Ashcraft; X. Of r. & S., G. McDermoth
M. OF F., Geo. j. Wolf; M. of E., &. p
Clerin; NJ. at A., p. H. Clark; I. G., W
B. Dodderldge; o. g., fl. A. Bloye
After the installation there was joint
social session OF the Knights anu Rath
bone Sisters, after which refreshments
were served.
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