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The evening world., 1905-11-04
ALLEN SANGREE
TAKES A BRIDE
She Was Kate Bradley, School,
girl, a Few Hours Be-
fore Wedding.

Allen sangree, newspaper man, author
est pencillors who ever sat behind the
wire screen at baseball game, 10 a
happy husband to-day
Mrs. sangree, until a few hours ago
had been Kate Bradley all Of her
eighteen years,
Up to yesterday at noon Mrs Sangree
was a pupil in Miss McFees fashion
able finishing school, at No, l52 West
seventy-second street, A few minutes
after u o'clock she announced that she
was going to Durlands Riding Acad.
emy but She met Allen on her tourney
dowutown-of course II was by acci-
dent-aud then the two suddenly reached
a decision to round out a romance that
began away back in the early summer
at City Island.
Mrs sangree is fair. with fne blue
eyes and the bloom OF outdoor Life IN
her checks. She is a champion swim.
mer, and only month ago swan the
Hudson from Yonkers to the other
shore and back aga!n, leaving behind
her men who had vaunted their
prowees, but who turned back the mo-
ment the deep water Of the channel
came under them. Besides this she Is
a golf expert, finished equestrenne
and, an authority upon baseball
The wedding ceremony was performed
a, the Little Church Around the Corner
In the presence Of a number OF Aliens
newspaper crunies whom he had sum
moned by telephone halt an hour ahead
m the line SGT by the clergy.
After the wedding party lstt the
brother, Or. C. Sangree, at No 1859
Madison avenue, and there a dinner OF
celebration was served.
The evening world., 1905-11-04

City College Club and several charity
organizations,
He is opposed by two candidates. one
a Republican running on the Repub-
lcan ticket and the other a Republican
running on the Municipal Ownership
ticket.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
NEWARK VS.. BROOKLYN.

Poor form SHOWN by Johnny Nelson. a
claimant for the Brooklyn individual cham.
pi5nship lost for BROOKLYN IN the series Of
games with Newark IN the Eastern League
series at Newark yesterday AFTERNOON and
evening Nelson was IN surprisingly had
shape and lost five straight games TO Vein
garth In the individual series Of games A
large crowd was N sent.
Edwards gave hope 70 the Brooklyn crowd
present by his good bowling in the two
men team, his high score Of 276 being tho
record mark for the day Brooklyn got Two
games In this series. Ehrler also did well
IN the three-meu team. The thousand.pin
mark was reched IN the five-men team COM
petition for Brooklyn.
The record shows 'vs straight games Tor
Newark in the individual series two games
Of three for Brooklyn IN each 0t the series
f0r two and firemen teams and two for
Newark in the three.men series.
The evening world., 1905-11-04

Of the owls holds the sish Individual SCORE
at 2i5
schaefer. oi the columbia alleys, and
Briggs. q crack roller ut the Rversdos,
rolled a very interesting series Of match
games AZ the Columbia last night. Briggs
winning t1rca OF the five A return mach
has BEEN arransed.
Whitemsn, Of tho Onawas, Is showing the
good form of o coming champion. In recent
tournament games he has been rolling above
90 IN Averages.
Ed Dumble, with a score Of 254 heads tha
llst Of h'gA individual rollers IN the Colonial
thNe.nleu tournament BleeCker Team No /
has the high team score Of $50.
JOAN Harries and Hermann Nerr are
matched for best SIX IN eleven guinas
contest az the O5onal There is a side
stake on the games and because Of the
q Crea, interest to patrons u thess ailsys
HaFFie' won IN a CORNER match.
one Of the ATTRACTIVE features Of the
Women Eastern Championship tournament
a the Harlem Circle alleys Is the lnterest
shown by the women IN selecting bowling
cye.umcs Appropriate for alley Use, Tas ifs
white shirt waists, roi i5lr-!n-iand lies
aas4 5elLs. and a small rel crescent tor ne
More women will attend ths National
tournament Louisville than have ever
accHnpanA eastern hpWlens 70 an event
of this Kind. Il is ugo baple tha. the LIuis.
vile committee will make special ar1nge-
inents Tor t1lrdmeN Compositions Tor
women, and already eastern teams OF wo-
men bpWleTs are seeking cyntesis with
Nhose from chicago and the western cities.
Bowling IN the Louisville tournament WILL
be arranged 40 thar the c.sut,et Tors VIII
have reasonable hours fJr WORK on tAs
alleys the contests starting at II A NJ
ana Closing pnomply a. II P. NJ.
o.. IWenty-rvs women bowlsrs In The Social
Club roll Fridays at Kahsdorfs
m Ons Hundred ami Twenty-fitth street
MH. pellett Il orasident Of the club, in
Which several bowlers have AVERAGED around
100, be prize competition Is soon 20 be
given by this club
The evening world., 1905-11-04
WOULD LICENSE VICE.
Philadelphia Grand Jury Makes a
Remarkable Presentment.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. i.-The Grand
Jury for the october term has made an
astonishngly radical presentment
I'VE would recommend that houses OF
ill-repute should he licensed in certain
quarters Of the city, and 20 be under
the supervision Of the police and the
Board Of Health, thus cancelling the
numerous cases brought before the
court each month" read part OF tho
presentment.
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ade, hires halls, distributes thousanas
OF hand-bills daily, and now sits down
and cries because the public gets more
news Of its activities than the meagre
report furnished by the chairman Of
the Press Committee,
They lament their notoriety. Miss
The evening world., 1905-11-04
Bowling Games Tonight.

Universal Fall Tournament, Unit
versal Alleys, Brooklyn-sylyan, Pal
ace. Circle.
National Provdont Union League,
Universal Alleys. Bro1klyn-Long
Island No. I? Unity No l. Centennial,
Custom-gouse League, Universal
Alleys, Brooklyn-Twelve Clubs.
Generally open games at all the
leading alleys,
+. L. Samuels Monthly Tourna-
ment Harlem Circle-Ten-men COM
petition for prizes.
The evening world., 1905-11-04
ADMITS HE'S ASSEMBL YMAN
but Prisoner Assemblies Only Type
writing Machine Parts.

one OF the drunks and disorderlies ar
raigned before Magistrate Wahle In the
Centre street police court to-day was
an individual who said he was john
Smith of Brooklyn,
What is your businessT the magls.
trate asked Smith,
TIN an assembayman," was the re-
ply,
In an instant the court freduenters
gathered around him.
IAN Assemblyman7 repeated the
magistrate From what dlstrict7"
"Oh, I'm not politician" Smith
answered. II only assemble the parts
OF q typewriter toge ther before the ma
chine Is made"
"oh" calculated Magistrate Wahle
You're discharged"
The evening world., 1905-11-04
SUNDAY WORLD WANTS
WORK MONDAY WONDERS.
SUNDAY WORLD WANTS
WORK MONDAY WONDERS.
HFAR,S
Savings Bank DepoSito!s-

Because of my work during the paa two years know
better perhaps than any other in America that the
people the point of rising in their mght-nsng as
aw-abidng, counry-oving God-fearng czens-to sweep
the great robbers off the face Of our fair country
Ny advlces running some 1900 letters daily from
every nook and Of the country show the people
are hesating in that uprising. They show that their
eyes are on New York City, They show me that If Jerome
and Hearst are elected the people WILL as one man and one
woman, fall upon their knees andcry 20 God, we thank
TheeI
This cannot be- ,marchism,
My work during the past two years has kept me in
touch with the people Of America, while my familiarity
with Wall Street finance and corporation, for IS years has
shown me beyond the shadow Of doubt who are the real
anarchists.
With this knowledge solemnly say to the people of
New York the principal anarchists In America to-day are
thsi
Standard OH" robbers,
Insurance Orators,
Trust Company and Trust Thleves,no the Fiearsts and
Municipal OwnefShpSts
WHILE DO NOT BELIEVE IN MUNICIPAL OWN
ERSHIP, AS A CHOICE BETWEEN IT AND THOSE
GRAFTERS AND THIEVES WHO WILL WIN NEW
YORK CITY IF JEROME AND HEARST LOSE, |
WOULD TAKE MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP. EVEN
WITHOUT ALL ITS GOOD PARTS AND WITH ITS
EyW pApTS MTu TrpJ IFD TFNEOI n
THOMAS. ". LAWSON.
The evening world., 1905-11-04

DIAMONDS, watches, eWelry; weekly pa,
merits lowest prices confidential MAN.
HAITIAN DIAMOND co % Nailap iors
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
Department ~ Finance.
bureau Tor the collection ~ Taxes.
n. - Chambers Street,

tStswar Buld.nG
,.o-,,o,New ,In-N Nly-u.eg / 1905
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN no ALI. prp
s2ne VII Sc taxes t1r the year il0S sh.
n1t been pai before The lst iay Gs Sovasa-E, aaE
her % tAs sld vaE that unless ~ sa,, S.ll'
shall be pai . the Receiver n Ta,as S"S,n.
i1,t'i IN the RoTusa in which the property
Borough Of Manhattan No 57 ch,r..
street, Manhattan, y. Y, '''''''e's
ID. h-r lEa u The Bronx, corner Third and
fremont avenues, The Bronx n. VI anu
.Bpnugh n Braoklyn. Rooms 2 4 q andS
Murl'ip7! Bl.ltng. Brooklyn, y Y.
Borough Of queens corner jackson avenua
6ni Fttl street Long Island city n Y
B-Nu-A O.. Richmond. corner Bay and
Sani s'reas, SRp-t1n Staten Island, y Y
--tot5r~ the Isl dIy Of December Of sa'
wear ne vii. charge receive ami c1iSci
uplu such taxes Sd remaining unpaid OH
hat dav iu addition D. the amour, u such
taNa9 .nc por 'anfIm on "a. amount there.
~ as provided hy socgp0s alG ami ore 4
the Gret.-- New York charter ,cnaptsr 37s,
Laws ~ 1870 DAVID = AUSTEN
Receiver u Taxea
The evening world., 1905-11-04
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY.THIRp,
DESBROSSES AND CURlLANDT SITS
~ The leavinr .Ds from DesDrlsses aai
hat sTI gwen below f,r Twentythrl ST. St station
ron THE NEST.
'I5j A. M-CHICAGO SPECIAL
Clncinnal auJ 81 Louis.
30 IS A. M,-THE PENNSYLVANIA LINZ
llEp-23 hours 70 chicago,
81 LOUIS EMPRESS
%. .6j P.M.-IENNSILNANlA SPECIAL
j. hours 70 Chicago.
1913 p. M.-.SI, LOUIS AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS.
'9l 80 7. MM-WBSSTTEiRN, EMPRESS.
.Sss55 + M-ttfEEJi!iA M-tfEEyJiE!GiAEEBB EEBPEEfS' HND crNclN.
'oIS5, ,-fiTTsiii'RG sPEcIAL
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sotffBbN Il z Z y; 4; i$is n.i4s !,
Atb5AASTlT COAST LiSE-'o25 A. NJ. and
sE$65ARP, %iR LlNE-l255 p. NJ and
NdfFoiK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
cGiEEsAFEHHE2 N E2''&( &(Np ONO RAILWAY
fRk (lIl lOlNI CoMfORT AND NOR
FuLk-75j a. NJ. week days, S25 p. n
daily - ~
ATLANTIC city, 55 A. NJ. and ass P.
" week days sundays, 'Ti5 A.
CAPE MAY-l255 2 NJ week days "'
BkOWNS MlLLS.lN-THE-PINES-0.S A.
LONG BRANCH. AsBuRY PARK Ocean
uroye) lN1rih Ashur Park sunday, And
Point Pleasant. S55 A; NJ .G225 satur-
days only except Long Branch, 70 25 S25
- 23 except Long Branch 455 week days,
SUNDAYS .. lo5i \. NJ and 48 p Nj
Ticket Offices. Nos. 46l. 1854 and 90 Broad.
NAY lS Fimh gL9. eIgnne oo6a.,l,oN 2Si st.), 263
House and stations named above, Bnookiyn,
sac fulton ~. 500 Fulton St, $50 Brjad.
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station Tbe
New york Transfer C0mwny Will call f5r
aud check baggage from hotels and rest
lenceS through 10 destination.
Telephone "SiH chelsea" Tor PennSylyan MIA
RAILROAD cab Service
". w AFTER ptrpy Y wOOD
Gov "1uagr- p1sa TrafNr Mr.
GRO W nOvn Corc,,' paesargs- gent
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-23
Things Political and Otherwise, Occurring
and to Occur.
Fact, Fancy and Forecast of Bystander. The
Capitol Removal Stirs up O1ympians and
Tacoma Jobbers Being BoyCotted.
Legislators Personally Fru-
gal, Publicly, Nit.

and sift hard or face the dreadful alterna-
tive Of missing its weekly Friday"Mon.
day vacation.
It would be pleasant to write that
Olympia had received Tacoma's little
love pat on one cheek in true Christian
spirit and dutifully turned the other, hut
such, alas, is not the case. Tacoma
travelling men who do not wisely pass by
on the other side are going out Of town
with empty order books and Olympia
business men are featuring the fact that
Tacoma made or Tacoma bought goods
are barred. There is no doubt that Ia.
coma business men az rule are inno-
cent of instigating capital removal, but
the peoule of Olympia are not in a dis.
eliminating mood these days. The
capital question may be slow of settle
ment but Tacoma will have paid big
price for it in loss of trade long before
her lO-cent lodging houses begin to
realize ON the legislative trade.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-23
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
Reorganization of Commercial Body
Occasions Good Interest,

Reorganization of Commercial Body
Occasions Good Interest,
The meeting called for Monday even.
ing, in the council chambers, to take
action on recognizing the chamber OF
commerse. and getting ready for the
Lewis and Clark Centennial exposition,
brought out quite crowd, in spite of the
stormy weather, aud an interest was
taken in the matter that promises we'll if
it is maintained.
The committee report favored mem.
bership fee OF IS and annual dues Of $40,
payable before six months, on notes
given to the secretary, and the reorgan'
ization of the chamber on that basis,
which was finally adopted.
Some difference OF opinion developed
as to whether the meeting should proceed
with the reorganization by electing Off
GERS, or postpone that action until suffi-
cient membership was solicited, and
allow the actual members to elect their
officers. The latter method prevailed
and the following committee was APP
pointed to solicit members and report
next Monday evening: Phil S. Locke,
w. B. Lowrie, N. Il. Kaufman, A. j.
Anderson and 5. X. Bowes. On consti.
tuition and bylaws, the following COM
mittee was appointed to report at the
same time: J.J. Carney, VIM. Irvine
and w. 3. Crammatte.
The chamber endorsed the idea OF Pau
Pfeiffer, to get out suitable descriptive
matter OF Chehalis county for distribu'
tion at the exposition, and appointed M
Il. Sherwood, P. S. Locke and A. ]. An
derson committee to look up site fol
G. A. Myers, who wishes to establish
a box factory here, after which it ad
journed until Monday evening next
when it is expected that every interes
lin Aberdeen will be represented.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-23
DROWNED In MILL POND.
Body of Charles JeSSup Found After
Long Search.

Charles Jessup, in trying to cross the
large pond at the Whte-S Star mill near
Ema Monday morning, was drowned.
He was alone. but when he did not come
to dinner his friends became alarmed,
and began a search that lasted until
about 4 o'clock, when the body was
found. His watch had stopped at ABOUT
8 O'Clock, and it is supposed the accident
occurred at that time.
Coroner Campbell went up from Ho'
quiam Tuesday, and held and inquest
at which verdict OF accidental drowning
was rendered.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-23
ElMA

Mrs. Fisk, of Oakville visited her par.
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. E. Murrey here
last week.
Manila Council No. 1913 Order OF Pendo
elected fourteen new members last Mon.
day evening.
M. L. George has lumber on the
grounds for neat picket fence around
the Kentucky home property.
Ben Kesterson came up from Monte.
sano, Monday and left for Summit where
he will run some lines for Fred Campbell.
There will be special meeting of
Elma Lodge No. 65 F. & A. M. on Fri.
day, February 24. Work in E. A. de-
gree.
A Mr.. Simpson recently from Colo
RADIO, has purchased lots on South Church
street and has erected residence upon
the same.
A. NJ. Johnson Of Hoquiam has moved
his family into the house he purchased
of W. A. Wakefield, north Of the track
some time ago.
Mrs. Sudman returned home from
Little Rock, Wednesday, where she had
been to visit a nephew, who recently ar.
rived at the home OF Tommy" Morgan,
we'll known in this city as former land.
lord of the Valley House.
The Elma Creamery Co. held a meet
ing last Wednesday and the following
officers were elected: S. G. Olson, pres
dent; 2. Murray, vice president; r.
Loertscher, treasurer; G. A. Damitio
secretary; F. S. Taylor, manager. The
capital stock OF the company is $4,000.
Purchase price paid for the plant $2S75
Tle stockholders are all prominent
farmers OF this vicinity, who paid il
more than $1,000 the first day the books
were open to receive payments on stock
1t is the intention OF the farmers to make
this one OF the best creameries in thu
state. A little later they will add cheese
making to their other business.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-23
in CHEHALIS COUNTY
HAPPENINGS In ALL PARTS OF
The COUNTY.
Items of Interest From all Sections
of ChehaliS County, Gathered by
Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
and Cleaned from Our County
Exchanges.
MONTESANO

AL. Coates has sold to G. II. Davis, of
Saginaw the school land he recently pur.
chased on the Wishkah for $500.
Surveyor Shorey and G. F.. Garner are
now filling long.felt want by making
township pats of convenient size for sale.
John Glenn who had been laid up for
three weeks with variety Of ailments,
was able to get down to the store Tues.
day.
Clarence Glenn has erected unique
wood sign on Pioneer street. The sign
is painted on cut from log measuring
! teet inches in diameter.
Mrs. E. Wheeler opened out her stock
OF millinery this week in her rebuilt store
room on Main street. She now has a
fine establishment, and has stock Of
goods that the ladies cannot resist.
A. E. Leroy was called down from
Elma Wednesday on account OF the
serious condition of his wife, who is in
the Moutesano hospital. DR.. Redpath.
of Olympia was called in consultation in
the case.
The city council on Tuesday denied
the application of l.. A. Richardson for a
saloon license, the necessary money not
having been deposited with the city trea'
surer. MIR. Richardson said he was not
aware the latter formality was necessary.
Mr.. Chiders who came out from Kan
sas recently to buy Washington farm,
was called home this week Oil account oi
the illness OF his wife. He has a SIC, ,OOO
farm in Kansas but is anxious to locate
in this county and will probably return.
A. w. Sauers, head meat cutter in
Ninemire & Morgan's returned Saturday
from two weeks vacation trip to Taco
ma. Seattle, Everett and Skykomish. AT
the latter place he found the snow about
twenty feet deep and decided to make
tracks for home.
Miss Anna Stephenson, sister OF Mrs.
]. E. MacDougall, was married at hel
home in St. Johns, Mich, Wednesday
Feb. Is, to VIM. Gegler of that city.
Mrs. Gegler spent three years in Wash
ington teaching in various schools ir
Chehalis county.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-23
HOQUiAM.

Jas. Connor went to Elma Tuesday to
spend few days visiting friends.
Miss Mabel Wakefield of Elma is in
town the guest OF NJ ss Nellie Foster.
Miss Callie Gee, of Montesano, is in
town visiting her sister, Mrs. Joe Smith.
Ira d. Define was out Tuesday in the
invalid's chair enjoying sunshine be-
tween showers.
Pierce j. Powers left Monday for the
Sound, where he will spend a month
visiting friends.
Frank Dole has resigned his position
as local salesman for the Panel & Fo.d.
ing Box Company.
John Berg, captain Of the schooner j..
+. Connor, is having gasoline engine
installed in his boat.
John Dunning, Of the firm of Bale q
Wood Co., left tuesday on short busl'
ness trip to Portland.
Charles Grigsby, of North Beach, who
has been visiting ms parents in this city
since Saturday, left for his home Tues
day.
J. A. Acteson, who has been laid up
with the grip for the past week, is out on
the streets again, but feeling very weak
from his illness.
Poison Bros. shipped Tuesday to their
camps on the HoquIam river scow load
of ties to be used ON the extension line
they are building at the other end.
Coroner Campbell was called to Eliua
Tuesday to h)ld an inquest over the
body Of man by the name Of Jessur,
who was drowned in mill pond Mon
day morning.
Miss Addie Lenfesty is visiting with
Miss Belle Burrows at Bellies home on
the Humptulips. She will stay with
Belle until Mrs. Burr ows, who is in the
hospital, is able to g. home.
The schooner Dauntless, with Capt,
Smith in charge, came in port Monday
and was docked at the E. X. Wood Lum'
ber Company's dock, where she will load
with lumber for san Pedro.
Mrs. Fred Herbert. of San Francisco,
CAL. who nas BEEN visiting her mother,
Mre. G. F. Haskins, and her sister, Mrs
Geo. P. Reuter-, for the past four months
has returned to her home.
The case OF Van Stahl. for unlawfu
treatment OF his wife on Saturday night
was brought before Justice Ogden Mon
day and the case dismissed, the com
)plaining witness failing to appear.
E. L. Carpenter left Tuesday for Nortl
Beach to take charge of the schoone
Charlton which was wrecked off Willap'
harbor some weeks ago. The Charlton
was loaded with lime. Mr.. Carpente
expects to be gone month, and perhaps
longer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-23
The PORTLAND EXPOSITION.
The Northwest Preparing to Attract
the Visitors by Organized Effort.

INC NOTIuWCSu preparing IO AttTdCI
the Visitors by Organized Effort.
That the Lewis and Clarke Centennial
Exposition at Portland will astonish
thousands Of eastern people by the ex-
hibits of the resources of the Northwest
Pacific Coast. and will attract a large
number Of settlers and investors to this
favored region is recognized throughout
the country. and many localities ave
already organizing for the coming cam.
paign.
A number of counties and cities, as
we'll as the semi public commercial
bodies, have already perfected their plans
along such lines as will make it impos-
sible for visitors to the exposition to
escape learning all about the wonderful
attractions for settlement and invest.
ment presented by each locality, and it
is hoped that Chehalis county will be
found in the procession close up to the
band wagon, where her matchless ad-
vantages justly entitled her to promi.
nent place.
The following is dispatch from Colfax
to the Tacoma Ledger, showing the
methods pursued by Whitman county, is
reproduced for the suggestions it con.
! tains:
"Whitman county is to have credit.
able exhibit at the Lewis and Clark
exposition in Portland this year. The
committee OF fifteen composed Of five
from each commissioner district in the
county met today and elected an execu-
tive committee and selected John M.
Mclean of Oakesdale, ex.sheriff Of Whit.
man county, az commissioner to take
charge Of ths exhibit. The salary Of the
commissioner is to be fixed by the county
commissioners at their March meeting.
The committee agreed to insist on the
county commissioners appropriating
s., 900 for the exhibit instead of $1,000.
as agreed upon by the board at it's last
meeting. The chances seem bright for
the increased appropriation. Work is
to begin at once arranging for gathering
the exhibits and it is the intention to
have an exhibit that will be credit to
| the COuntyo
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-23
OAKViLLE.

Geo. Fields who has been i'll for some
time, is slowly recovering his health.
NJ. E. Nudge. of Gate, is now doing
the blacksmithing at Murrey's mill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-23

G. w. Bryan went to Centralia We'd
nesday, on business connected with the
telephone line.
B Blechschmidt has rented his farm
for period of ten years to his son,
Oscar, and Thaddeus Winiccki.
The poles are now set for the telephone
lines from Centrala to Frank Liesner's
farm, one and one.half miles west oi
this town.