Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-05-22

'''i9 'i' hihs - ~ owes. President
OF the chamber OF commptce,' .aupo nted
Mrs. Waite Ciammete Il. hostess a.
the Lewis ard Ozark - .ition in por.
land. The dale Tor Gays Harbor have
not been fixed yet, but will be arranged
for in a few DAYS.
AT meeting of the w. c. +, T.. at
the home OF Mrs. .. a. Myers. Thursd .v
afternoon, the following DELEGATES were
elected to the county convention. at
Elma, June 6 I: Mesdames Dahl, Do
BILE, Patton, Morrell, Ida Wheeler. Miner
and Miss Taggart
The Swedish Mission church is being
thoroughly renovated and presents a
very neat appearance. The interior i'm
provements are being made by the Young
people OF the church, and now the pas
tor is going to have the older persons
paint the exterior.
S. Morley, father OF W. X. Morley, OF
the Michigan Min Co., is in the city on
short visit to his son. Mr.. Morley's
home 10 in Saginaw, Mich, but as the
summers here are so much peasanter
than these of Michigan, he may spend
the season on the coast.
J. N. .Bruneau LETT for Portland this
morning, to look ny the matter If new
location. He has spent several wears in
this town and lately disposed of his
hara I
able he will move his family to Portland
and 60 into business there.
The sale of the lot belonging to Mrs.
w. B. Fetterman, on Wishkah street
next to the corner Of G, to A. R. Dabney,
OF Oakland, Cal, was closed Saturday.
Mr. Dabney. who. owns the corner lot,
will get possession in 80 days, and will
probably build block on the 100 feet
front.
Victor Decker, of:Hoquiam, was in the
city Saturday. looking for new Rambler
wheel that chad been stolen from him.
City Clerk Clark found the bike where
it had been left on the street by the par
ty who rode it up. and Mr.. Decker re.
turned with his wheel, but found no
trace of the thief.
TIL" case Of j. Il Bryant and wife VS..
Frank ii. Lamb Timher Co was dis.
missed in the supreme court Friday. The
Bryants were awarded $3.50 damages, for
overlooking their land on Black creek, in
the superior court, from which the COM
pany appealed, but failing to prosecute
the appeal the case was dismissed.
Richard McSorley, engineer at Coats
camp. fell from bridge: about eighteen
feet to the g'ound, while going to fire up
bis engine Thursday morning. and lay
some time before he was discovered. tie
was brought to the Aberdeen General
hospital, where it was found that u leg
had been broken and his head injured.
The funeral of John Thorson, who was
killed week ago yesterday, was held
from toe Congregational church yester-
day afternoon, the Rev. G. McDermoth
officiating. The services were under the
auspices OF the Longshoremen's Union,
and was largely attended by members of
the labor unions of the CITY. The Mu
sicians' Union furnished the music for
the occasion, both at the church ami for
the procession. Mr.. Thorson was Nor
wegian Dy birth. was fl wears of age and
had been on this coast l8 yea ..
| The BarCeale ,nreate services for the
graduating class OF the tgl school,
were held IN the C,ngr-g 'Ipn chu CHI
/ yesterday m nnIn Tn. P."~hvtt, ian
cons'rgati"" nm ii in tin. rvi:eS, hev.
E. Il. Pr'chard assisting IN the music
and pupil service. The Juniors had
decorated lie church ia an appropriate
manner, and la e gathcrin .reeted
| the class. rhe R-v. G. N.De moth
preached the annual sermon from the
| wClds. eye are witnesses of these
thing-"
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