Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-02

! IHt pOf1CS COuTL ItCCIFtS iCi avn
amounted to nearly $4,000.
The Elks lodge kept open house yes
terday in honor of the New Year.
The HERALD wishes its readers, one
and all, very happy new year.
Mrs. Il. r. Bassers returned Saturday
/ from visit with relatives at Chehalis.
Mrs. G. McDermoth went to Seattle
Saturday, to spend week with her son.
, The postoffice and banks are closed to-
day. New Years Day having fallen upon
Sunday.
Joseph Jacobs, of the Becker Block
Shoe Store, left yesterday for Belling.
ham, on business.
The Order Of Pendo gave a very pleas
ant social and wa,c! meeting, at their
hall Saturday evening.
Heating stoves, all kinds. Stove
boards, coal hods, andirons, etc., at
Grggs' 404 Heron street. tt
w. Fowler and two children returned
to Vancouver, Wash. Saturday, after
visit with relatives in this city.
Powell & Sloat, successors to L. L.
Trask Co., opened their -four and feed
store in the Commercial block today.
The City Market, corner Wshksh and
G streets, mas the sole agency for Aber-
deem for Montesano creamery butter. tt
Chas. Mcintyre, the we'll known resi-
dent of North Beach, has been offered
the appointment of postmaster at Co.
pals. Gt
A house and two lots in Alb .rdeen for
sale very cheap. This is splendid in
vestment. S. X. Bowes, PA South q
street. tt
Mrs. Chas. II. Green entertained a
party Of lady friends Friday afternoon,
in honor of Mrs. Floren"e Cook an Mrs.
Scott Thomas.
Mrs. H. w. Smith. Of Olympia. re-.
turned to her home Saturday, after visit
ing several days with her daughter, Mrs.
J. B Bridges.
! l. Nuddleman il moving the goods OF
the Grays Harbor Furniture Go. into
their new quarters on 6 street, between
Heron and Hume.
Mrs. Il. L. Servie and son, of Bremen
ton, who have been spending the ho!i-
days with F. X. Drake and family, left
for home Saturday.
The Chehalis County Bar Association
met Thursday afternoon in the Office Of
]. B. Bridges, and completed the organi.
cation by adopting constitution and by.
laws and schedule Of fees. and electing
an executive committee.
| Old Clothes Wanted - number OF
| men are applying at St. Joseph's hospital
for assistance, some of them being in
sufficiently clothed. Persons having
discarded clothing to spare will do kind
act by sending them to the Sisters at the
hospital. tt
The Aeolian Musical club met Friday
evening at the home OF Miss Ethel Nc
Dermoth. Several musical selections
were rendered, and after discussing what
their "mothers" gave them for Christ.
mas and partaking of refreshments, they
adjourned.
| The new warehouse for the Western
Cooperage Co. is about complete, and
gives this company much needed space
in which to sto the surplus stock. The
building is one story, 5Oxl24 feet floor
space, and will be used exclusively for
storage OF manufactured stock.
The HERALD is in receipt of copy of
the annual report OF State Fish Commits.
sioner Kershaw, which shows the value
OF fish packed and shipped from Graye
Harbor during 1904, to have been $685.
O84. The number of men employed was
2l2, and their earnings amounted to $780,
$50.
On Friday Louis Burnett informed
some ladies', when asked the price Of Ger.
tain pieces o: cut glass, that it weighed
ten pounds. As the ladies were not ask.
ing about weights, the explanation that
followed developed the fact that the new
boy which arrived early that morning,
at the Burnett home, weighed ten
pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tew are spend.
ing their holidays visiting friends at
Matlock and Mrs. w. H. Maxwell and
Mrs. VIM. Shorter in town. George is
superintendent Of large logging con.
Germ, with railroad and camps near
Maltby in Snohomish county, and this
| is his first vacation since taking charge