Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-23

Daring. under Capt, Stream, is proving
paying venture.
City Clerk Clark is now at home te
the general public having business with
him, in the room on the corner of Mar.
ket and H streets. in the Ninemire &
Morgan block. Hereafter the council
meetings will be held in this room until
the city hall is completed.
Mrs. William Cawson has secured a
divorce from Der husband on the ground
Of cruelty. The custody OF the children,
William and David aged respectively 6
and 10 is awarded to the mother. Claw
son is serving sentence in the county
Jail for assault on the wife.
A number Of young friends of Miss
Leila Creech gave that young lady a
pleasant surprise party last Wednesday
evening. on the occasion OF her sixteenth
birthday, Miss Leila was presented with
a hand ONE ring. and cards and dancing
made up pleasant evening.
Mrs. Frances B. Hayes went to Gate
Saturday, to meet her father, Mr.. J. W.
Baker, who came west on freight train
to take care OF valuable horse, he
brough with him. Mr.. Baker will be-
come resident of Aberdeen, and will
likely engage in business here.
AT the meeting of the Delta Alpha
society last week, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year Pres,
Mrs. @: McDermoth; V. F., Sadie Mel
son; Sec, Ida Thompson; Treas. Regina
Aven; Historian, Catherine Aven; X.
W. F.. Grace Reader; A. X. w. P,
Romayne Wood.
Al. Gish was brought up to the Aber.
deem General hospital SATURDAY. morning
from Fry Bros logging camp at Mark.
ham, severely injured, and is in critical
condition. Gish was struck by log and
carried down log chute Friday. His
injnres are chiefly internal, and he has
been practically unconscious ever since
the accident.
Nike O'R.illy, of Montesano stole a
roll OF blankets in that city last week,
and bringing them to Aberdeen, sold
them to second hand dealer. Later he
went to tloqniam, and was gathered in
by Mars hal Richardson, who sent an
officer to Aberdeen and recovered the
blankets. O'Reilly was taken back to
MontesanO for trial.
new chart class was started in the
Market Street school this morning, to
which all children six years old or will
be that age by April l, are eligible.
Chart pupils will also be admitted at the
High school building, but it is prefer.
able to have them 60 to the Market
Street school, where they will be kept in
a separate grade, while at the High
school they will be mixed with other
l classes.
The annual meeting of the Presbyter-
ian church in this city last week showed
that body to b. in prosperous condi.
! ton. The membership has increased
, ! and all financial obligations have been
: met. Mrs. L. L. Trask receives specia
notice on account Of the success of the
. juniors OF the church achieved last year
1t is expected that in tho near future
work will be commenced on the addition
to the church.
Creech Bros, are now making good
showing OH the new G. r. & L. mill OF
| Skdmore slough. A large area OF whar
has been driven and planked and they
are now driving piles for roadway on
to the gap at the round house. The pill,
drying once completed the erection O
; the mill building will follow rapidly. l
any one wishes word with J. S. Creech
the manager, these days they will have
to talk fast for he is the busiest man il
town ana is atten ling strictly to bust.
, ness.-Willipa Harder Pilot.
i C. Il. Wilson has returned from Bell
ingham where he has been inspectin,
1 the tug, John Cudahy, with view To
. adding her to the fleet of the Grays Har
Dor Tug company. Mr.. Wilson is o
r opinion that the tug will suit the com
; uany, and there is no doubt but that they
will adopt his opinion. The Cudahy is
strongly built boat, 49, feet long, 81:
D feet beam and 10 8 feet hold. II the com
i,any takes her, she will be used in tn,
3 inner harbor in conjunction with th,
y Daring, who will attend more to the bs
( towing.
3 The Y. S. G. E district convention
! closed 1t. sessions with consecratio,
r meeting led by Geo. F. Nye. of this city
in the Presbyterian church in Hoquian
3 last night. The attendance and interes
. during the three days, have been good
and delegates from abroad appreciated
D the treatment accorded them. Follow
3 ing are the officers for the ensuing year:
t President. Geo. Yantes, Olympia; vice
president, Mrs. J. A. Mapes, Cosmopolis
t secretary, Mrs. r. E. Snyder. Hoquiam
treasurer, Miss NJ. Gardner. Montesano
, junior superintendent, Miss Carrie viii
| son, Aberdeen; Organist, Miss LULU
/ Magill, Aberdeen. Tho place for thu
| neYf diatrict ron vont;op woo loft IN H..