Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-15

Ladies' Handbags and Gents Purse
at Evans Drug Co. ii
Furniture for sale. All of the furniture
and dining room and kitchen fixtures @
the Bay View Hotel Will he sold III the
lot. l1r cash, cheap. Enquire at the
hotel OF phone sal. 692t
In the quarterly apportionment q
state school funds made last week, Che
halls county received $2s,09i25. The
apportionment was made Oh basis OF
cents per days attendance OF school chill
dren in each county.
Rev. G. McDermoth left this morning
for Kaama, to attend the meeting OF the
Tacoma Association of Congregational
ministers. He will make the response
to the address OF welcome by DR.. j. Sims
OF that place, this evening,
The Grays Harhor Gas Co. is having a
temporary shed built on the gas plant
premises, in order that the wet weather
NAV not interfere with preparing the
pipe, by dipping it in mixture OF coal
tar and other chemicals before laying IT,
A number of young friends of Miss
Alva butcher gave that young lady a
pleasant SUI, prise party Thursday even
| ing. The party was in the nature of a
{ good bye as Miss butcher leaves this
week for Hood River, Oregon, with her
parents.
At the Lindstrom shipyard a crew Of
men are making two lower masts Tor the
schooner A. J. West. On her last pas
sage she sprung the masts and they were
found, on examination, to be unfit ior
further service. 1t is probable that she
may 20 on the ways while waiting Tor
the new spars.
The two masted schooner Martha Tut,
left Lindstrom's shipyard Friday, for
Seattle, where she will take on cargo
of merchandise for Nome, Alaska. She
will remain in Alaskan waters during
the summer, and expects to return to
this port next fall.
| Piles for the foundation of the new dry
house for the American Mill Co. alt
driven, and soon the mill will be shipping
lumber by rail as well as by water. All
they need now is shed in which to
store dry lumber and they will be as fully
equipped as any mill on the harbor
The following teachers have been en-
gagged by the school board for the coming
year: II. NJ. Cook, superintendent :;
High school. Miss Deda Gilmore and
Hattie Simmons. Market Street school,
p. A. w Jams, principal; Mrs. Mildred
X. West, and Misses Bertha Thornton,
Mollie Jeans and Ada Par. East Aher-
deem school, Miss Kellogg and Miss Maud
Hulburt.
On Friday evening Sprnger's hall was
the scene of much innocent amusement,
it being the annual gathering when the
Juniors of the High school tender re-
ception to the graduating class The
Juniors, as the hosts. had decorated the
hall and prepared program OF fun and
efreshments. Games and music made
the evening pass pleasantly and quickly,
and midnight came all to- soon to close
the annual gathering.
The Aberdeen Brewing Co. is sinking
an artesian well on their brewery prop
erty. The bore is down 120 feet at pres
ent, and the borings il pure sand, with
every indication of getting water soon.
F. Green, who has charge of the work /,
is man OF considerable experience in
this line, having successfully bored for
water in the flats at Seattle and Ballard,
and he can see no reason why a good
flowing we'll cannot be gotten here with
out going very deep.
Knights of Pythias from Olympi ,
Elma and this city went to Hoquiam
Saturday evening, to assist Deputy Grand
Chancellor J. Smith, of Kalama, reorgan-
ize Harbor Lodge. No. 45, which sur.
rendered it's charter several years ago to
| the Grand Lodge. In addition to the
old members, who were reinstated, the
rank of Pythian knighthood was con.
ferred on number Of new members.
| The lodge from this CITY did the work in
the First Rank, Elma the Second, ana a
mixed team from Olympia, EIma and
Aberdeen the Third. IIarbor Lodge No.
As starts out with every indication OF
future prosperity.