Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-05


pipe and a number of gas fixtures. VII
b. sold at a genuine bargain. Inquire
the HERALD office. II
Mre. H. Morgan was the reader at the
Review club, which met with Mrs. j
w. Carey Tuesday afternoon. The At
tendance was large and the meeti NJ
interesting.
Evangelistc services at the Baptis
church are growing in attendance ane
interest. Rev. A. D. Carpenter is preach
ing able and practical sermons. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Messrs. Ninemire &sMorgan have re-
ceived an offer for their interest in the
large spruce log that was sent from Grays
Ha.bor, to tour the east, about year
ago. The log is now at Detroit, Mich.
igan.
The new warehouse for the West 4
Sade Grocery Co. is about complete.
One portion Of the building has floor
space of 4Ox2O3 feet, and the other 40x9O
feet. 1t is the largest in this section OF
country.
A number of members of the Eastern
Star, went to Hoquiam Monday even
ing, to participate in the installation in
that town. Mesdames Marcy and Carr
of Montesano. represented the Grand
Chapter.
Last night the Woodmen OF the World
received visit from II. Berline', a
former resident Of this city, and now OF
the state at large in the interests OF that
order. After the business session, the
members had social time.
Captain F. Jacobson, OF the life saving
station at Westport, was in the city
Tuesday, -. ,ding to business at the
Lindstrom company's yard, where new
life boat that was injured in transport
from the East, is being repaired.
The restraining order against letting
the contract for the city hall lasted quick
when the matter came before the
superior court. The showing of the city's
finances was such as to cause Judge
Irwin to Dissolve the injunction with
scant ceremony.
On MONDAY evening the Clerks Union
elected the following officers. to serve
for six months: Pres. G. F. Nve: v.
P, Libbie Thorp; Cd V. P, Isabel q.
McDermoth; Rec. Sec, Pernie Stout !;
Fin. Sec, Donald Ennis; Treas, |. A..
Bowes; Guide, Z. McGillicuddy Guard,
F.. Moigan.
Mrs. Nellie F. Blade has received proof
sheets of one Of her musical compositions
from a Chicago publishing house. The
piece is tempo di valse, entitled "The
Pride of the DELL" As soon as published
it will he placed on sale in the music
stores of the country.
A. H. Hoefer cashier of the Aberdeen
State Bank, and family left for New
York his morning. Mr.. Hoefer has
received news of two deaths in the family
recently. and is going back on that ac-
count. Roy Sargent will fill the position
in the bank in his absense.
The local weather observer f. II. Rob-
inson, reports that December OF last year
presented our citizens with two inches
more rain than did December OF 1903.
The total tor December 1904 was 1l.S9
inches two inches Of snow fall. there
was one thunder storm and one frost.
Mrs. A. Fl. Benham entertained in
honor OF r. r. Campbell and daughter
Miss Daisy, Monday evening. Guessing
and cards were the feature of the even
ing. Miss J. Young and Dnnlap receiv-
ing the priza on guessing, and Miss
Campbell and Guy Thomas the prize on
cards.
The Misses Ella Fox. Hattie Simons.
Carrie Wilson, Nellie Giles. Leta Benn,
Annie Knudson, Bessie Hubert, Marie
Robinson, Gertrude Gillies. Alma Bar
rett, Pernie Stout, Louise Tanner. Ma
bel McKinlay and Maud Hubert have
issued invitations for dancing party. to
be given in the Firemen's hall, Friday
evening.
At the social meeting of the Foresters.
Tuesday evening. Frank Rogers was pre-
sented with beautiful Forester's ring,
the prize offered by J. NJ. Bowes to the
person bringing in the the greatest mum.
Der of candidates, during the past year.
Colonel +. H. Fox made the pr-senta-
ton speech, after which dancing became
the order of the hour.
At the Annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society OF the Congregational church
Yesterday, Mrs. w. H. McWhinney was
elected president; Mrs. A. @. Ennis.
secretary; Ms. FL. Miner, treasurer.
Several addresses were made by the ladies
present. looking to plans for the coming
year. The treasurer's report showed
that during the year about $+0o had b+' n
raised and expended on church work.