Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-11

LADIES' Handhqgs and Gents Purse.
at Evans Drug Co. II
J. \. Hood has removed all the build
ings from the rear Of hi residence AM
after having al the debris renovated ha:
parked Q, 30 Mat it LOW pc ent~ a neat
and homeike appearance.
! Mrs. a. G. Booth, OF Cedar Rapids
Iowa, is visiting her son l.. ". booth
ticket agent at the y. p depot. Mrs
Booth is so vel pleased with the climate
that she will remain during the summer
Ira A. Lewis, formerly of the firm Of
Lewis Bros Groceries, Elma. and who
has teen assisting his father at the Heron
street bridge has accepted Il POS tom IN
the grocery department of Nhas. Neysey.
He comes highly recommended 10y The
business men of Elma.
The Degree of Honor viii give iare-
well rec ption next Monday evening in
their lodge room, to Mr., and Mrs WE.
butcher who are prominent workers IN
that order, and v no Will move To Hood
River, Oregon, next week The health
OF their daugnter Ava, makes the 4.. e
necessary.
Prof. Fl. NJ. Cook, who is to be the
superintendent OF the city schools ,.hs
coming year, is in the city IN conaHl'a'
81. ,,I. = t,,t i..,.s .,slf.
ter OF school books and plans for next
year. Mr.. Cook has the appearance Of a
wide awake gentleman, and comes highly
recommended from Colfax, his present
field of labor.
Secretary Crammatte, of the ch Der
Of commerce, has received a letter from
Robert Irvine, of % Pembroke street, off
Kent Road, Glasgow, Scotland, inquir-
ing about business opportunities 3.
Mr.. Irvine wrote that his attention had
been called to Aberdeen by copy of the
HERALD of March 30, containing de
scription Of the city.
The fat men of Aberdeen and Hoquam
have arranged a match game of base
ball, to be played at Electric park, Thurs
day, May %. No welter weights viii he
allowed, as the rule adopted bars al
under 200 and over 800 pounds, players
to be weighed by official weighmaster to
be selected for the occasion. No admis-
sion to the grounds will be charged, and
the gallant heavy lights propose 10
serve lemonade, and possibly cake, to
the ladies'.
The steamer Toledo that takes the ran
betwe cen Aberdeen and Portland, an
rived last night with 90 Of
freight for merchants in Iloquiam and
Aberdeen. She will he put on the ma
rine ways in the Lindstrun conlpany 4
yard to be painted and additions made
to her cabin capacity, after which she
will be put regularly in commissions
Next sunday she will make her first
trip, and already several persons have
made application for passage.
Miss Mary Page, OF Olympia, was the
guest OF honor at the gathering of the
Y. department of the W. G. II. u. last
evering, at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. A. O. Myers. The Misses Fanny
Mcdonald and Nellie Rednger had
charge OF the program OF music. which
was both elaborate and in good taste,
and Miss Page. who is one of the vice.
presidents OF the state organiz ton,
made an address. With the visitors
from Hoquiam, there We're about 80
present, and all speak glowingly Of the
evenings entertainment.
F. S. Taylor, manager OF the Elma
Creamery Co., YVES ia the city T nsd,y,
arranging for the marketing of the but
ter of the company. Since the Elma
farmers secured control OF this ere amerv
it's business has rapidly increased, until
they are now making from 800 to 1900
pounds OF butter daily. Tie superlne
quality of this butter causes a brisk de.
mand for it, and Mr., Taylor had no d fiji
Guilty in arranging for its sale at e
following Aberdeen grocery store ::
shelley Bros, Gahrielson 4 10 mer.
Maxey & Co.. Aberdeen Mercantile Co.,
and Powell & johnson.