Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-23

daughter, Mrs. Gibson, al Hudson, Iowa
are visiting the city. the guests Mr..
and Mrs, G. P. L. r bets. Mr.. Shank
-tep brother Of Nr. Roberts. and
with his family is making tour of the
Pacific co st.
Mrs. r. McColl Editor and Mrs.
S'nnt II. Perry, Of tine city, and the
latler's cousin, Miss Riker, Of Aberdeen.
Wash, left Saturday for two weeks,
eastern trip. They will visit New York
Ci'y, Washington, Philadelphia and 9TH
er clties.-St. Johns Mich Republican.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Bac n has purchased
lOOxl3O feet on the southeast corner of
Heron and X streets, op osite the Wash
ington hotel, for SO, l50 from Mrs. L. NJ.
Phelps. The property includes the
double dwelling house now occupied by
G. n. Barnett, and is considered a good
buy.
Mr.. ]. ". Baker, of the Grig,s Hard
ware Co, received word on Friday, of
the death of his brother George H.
Baker, who resided in Abeine, Kansas.
His death was the result OF kick from
horse last September. and the opera.
tion that he underwent came t. late to
save him.
The State Business College offers for
the month of October hall month free
tuition and the lowest rates for a course
found on the Coast anywhere. Our
school is all new and furnished in wealth.
cred oak. We teach the famous Gregg
shorthand. Write for this special rate.
Moffat Bros, s. 9th and Tacoma avenue,
Tacoma, Wash. 6.4t.m
Charles r. Leake. the Olympia log
scaler who recently fell heir to s., 900 600
in New York city, is a son-n.law of Mrs.
s. J. Morrow, Of this city, and he has
generously notified the Morrow family
that they need work no more for living,
as he has enough for himself and his
wife's family as we'll.
The foot ball game at Athletic park
Saturday afternoon was not as we'll at
tended as the excellence OF the game and
the fine weather gave reason to expect.
The match was between the High school
team and team made up in the city,
and they proved very evenly matched,
the score standing 0 too.
John Wagner, A. B. Thompson and
Jesse Alexander were arrested last week
charged with assault on Capt. Vim
Mersith, of the steamer Skookum. At
their trial before Judge Fox, Saturday
afternoon, the case against Alexander
was dismissed; Wagner pleaded guilty
and was fined 500, and Thompson was
found guilty and fined $40.
The Aberdeen Friends in Council"
who flourish under an ''unpronouncabe
Indian name, send to the annual collec.
| ton OF year books a dainty little remind.
er in white and gold of their ambitions
in the literary field. The calender is
modest and very complete, giving all the
data required for the years outline Mrs.
r. G. Ennis continues to be PRESIDENT
Tacoma News.
Vim. Crammatte had added another
department to his business, that Of plants
and cnt flowers. He has remodeled his
storeroom and has on display a large
collection Of plants and cut flowers. His
| supply honse is an Aberdeen production,
that OF Hi Ellis who has gone quite ex
ten~ivey into the business and hereafter
Aberdeen will not have to send to Ia
coma or Portland for this line of supplies.
Hugh McAuley has purchased an in
terest in the boiler shop of J. J. Ryan,
and the firm is now Ryan & McAulev.
The shop is now at work on four arye
water tanks for the two steam schooners
that are being built for Beadle Bros.
san Franc co, at the Lindstrom ship.
yards. This work was secured by Mr..
RYAN in competition with the shops OF
san Francisco. The tanks are made of
one. quarter inch iron.
Fine Job Printing at moderate prices.
Herald Printery.