Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-20


Saturday.
j. f Calder was down from Montesano
on business saturday.
G. VI. Parmenter is building fine
residence on Terrace avenue.
N A Springer is building cottage
for Dr. Mapes, on First street.
Mrs. William butcher and daughter,
Alva, went to Portland, Saturday.
Bige Eddy, editor Of the Olympia Cap
ital, was visitor in Aberdeen Yesterday.
Electrician E. A. Bradner was initiated
into the mysteries of the Order of Elks
Thursday night.
Miss Goldie Luton, of Elma, visited
Aberdeen friends last week, the guest OF
Miss Jean Moody.
A. p. Tugwell, supreme chancellor of
the Order OF Pendo. visited Dewey Coun.
Gil Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. w Mcclure, who has had a
hard attack OF fever and la grippe, is
slowly convalescing.
Miss Lucia Moody left last week for
Evergreen, in the Queets country. to
teach term of school.
For Rent Residence four rooms and
pantry, close IN on Market street. In.
quire OF S. w. Pearson. If
Smits & Lucore unloaded sand and
gravel at their new slip, in tine rear OF
Judge Pearson's office, last week.
Tug. Graham, a brother OF Sheriff
Graham, was down from Tacoma last
week, visiting friends in ABERDEEN.
The breaking Of a shaft at the Western
Cooperage works Friday, caused a shut
down OF the plant for several days.
G. A. Lille returned last week from
an extended trip in ;he east. in the in
terest of the Western Cooperage Co.
Miss Emma Sharp. OF kittitas county,
a daughter of the late State Senator
Sharp, is visiting her sister, Mrs NJ. E.
Lucas.
Mrs. r. Corbett left saturday to join
her husband, who is saving for the
Three Lake Lumber company, at Three
Lake, Wash.
Mrs. p. NJ Flower has returned from
Everett, and will take her place as teach
err OF shorthand in the Grays Harbor
Business College.
w. +. Slater, travelling p,sse niger
agent OF the n. y. R'y, reports that there
will be excursion trains from Aberdeen
to Moclps this summer.
The seniors at the High school elected
the following officers last week: Presi-
dent, Alfred Dins; secretary. Helga An
derson: treasurer, Mark Ennis.
While coming up to Aberdeen Friday,
the barkentine Newsboy got ashore on
the mud flat near H oquiam, and had to
wait for the tide to float her off.
Miss Agnes Pearson, daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. J. G. Pearson. won the silver
medal at the elocutionarv contest, at the
BAPTIST church. Thursday evening
The High school has expended during
the last month $l5 for pictures with
which to adorn the walls of their class
room, and $23 for special text books.
Rev. G. McDermoth has completed
the fence around his home on First and
C streets, and he has now one of the
nea'est Yards in thai part Of the city.
W. T.. Clubb. OF the Gravs Harbor
Paint & Wallpaper Co, returned yester-
day from Seattle, where he has been
looking after busiaess connected with his
firm.
DIR. Elw. Lycan, OF Moclips, was here
Friday, and reports work at his settle
ment progressing favorabv. He expects
that many tourists will visit that point
this coming summer.
Young Spaniel pup came to the resi-
dence of Mrs l.. L. Trask. 300 West Mar
ket street, Saturday. The owner can
have the dog by proving property and
paying for this advertisement. ct
The Friends in Council club will meet
with Mrs. Daniel Gilies tomorrow after
noon. the contemplated rendering OF the
Handel program in the Presbyterian
church being postponed for the present.
Ii YOU care at all for your beauty, il
Won want your skn to be bright, smooth
and vel vety, if You want it to look as
fresh as a rosebud and feel as fresh as it
looks try our almond and witch hazel
cream. Evans Drug Co. tt
The F. G.. Deming shingle mill is now
in successful operation. employing about
thirty men, and the $1,000 bonus, given
by the citizens of Aberdeen to aid in
buying the site, was turned over to Mr..
Demng by John G. Lewis last week.