Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-09

w. W. Wren left this morning for
Portland on business.
Mrs. j. R. Harper returned from Port.
land Saturday evening.
A. ). Goats wac passenger TO, the
Soand cities this morning.
Jesse F. Murphy returned Saturday
evening from a business trip on the
sound.
fl. G. Kehoe and David Ikonen we
discharged from the Grays Harbor hos.
pital Saturday.
Those new musical instruments are
now in cal. and examine them ami get
prices. Evans Drug Co. #
City Librarian Mrs. J. NJ. Walker ,e-
turned Friday from visit to the home
OF her youth, st. Johns, New Brunswick
j. &. Fowler and son, Harry Of Man.
kato. Mimi, are in the city visiting rela-
tives whom they have not seen for many
years.
w. G. Hudson, of the Western Trans.
fer. has been confined to his home with
an attack of la grippe. He is now much
better.
Fred Scott was called to South Bend
Friday, by the illness of his taot er, who
is quite aged and whose health is pre-.
carous.
Peter Creech left this morning for
South Bend, to attend to business there
connected with his firms contracts at
that place.
The contract for the sheet metal work
on the Lumber Exchange block, amount.
ing to about $4,000, has been awarded to
G. G. Armstrong.
"A. ii. Gohl, business agent for the
Sailors Union, was here from Aberdeen
Wednesday visiting the vessels here and
at Raymond.-South Bend journal.
The ~ in the Anderson & Middle.
ton planning mill broke down last week.
necessitatng the closing of that part Of
the plant unit! tomorrow Or Wednesday
when the repairs will be completed.
The high wind Of Thursday night blew
down a. tree at Michigan avenue and
Hume street. badly damaging dwelling
house belonging to G. F. Karshner. The
occupants of the house escaped injury,
but Of course were badly frightened.
Messrs. Ninemire & Morgan are look.
ing up the ACCESSIBILITY OF adding an
other story to the Crescent block. There
is not sufficient rooming accommodation
for the Crescent hotel, and the only way
to accommodate the travel is to add an.
| other story to the present building.
The Salvation Army officers left this
morning to attend the general council of
lhe army at Portland, expecting to return
next Friday. During their absence Mrs
Harry Wood will be in charge of the
army headquarters, and the lady asks
the hearty co operation OF its friends dur.
Ing her charge.
Capt. Thomas Haynes returned from
Alaska Saturday evening On account
OF the severe storm that prevailed on the
coast last week, his parents were very
much worried, as the steamer was over.
due, but he says that the storm did not
reach north of the gulf of Georgia, and
their passage down was very pleasant.
Engineer E. L. Carpenter arrived here
Friday evening to represent the govern
ment in the raising of the Challenger
wreck, but Immediately after his arrival
he received a wire requesting his pres
ence on Grays Harbor, where recent
storm had demolished considerable
portion of the government jetty. South
Bend Pilot.
The Aberdeen and Centralia High
school football teams have arranged for
match game next Saturday, October
IA, at the old Athletic park. The High
school is starting out this year with
plan that calls for the extreme of study,
and the faculty is arran5in, wise
counterbalance, through encouragement
OF ath etics. This will be the first game
OF the season, and the boys have all sorts
OF ginger stored mp for the occasion.
LOOKING FOR TIMBER.