Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-05


Ladies II udhags and Gents Purses
a. Evans Drug Co. II
A daughter WAS born TO Mr.. and MIS-
John Norden, Friday.
rhp keview club will meet with Mrs
VI. Nagill tomorrow afternoon.
( Mrs X. Ouver was discharged from
St. Joseph's ho-p ital yes eriay.
, Alex nder Ross. OF Duinth. is visiting
Aberdeen, the CUES, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ii.
E. Foy.
Machinery for Stewart x Sons brick
yard vas shipped from Plymouth, ONO,
May 26.
Miss Helen CarOthers, of Mcntesano,
visited Aberdeen last week, the guest OF
Mrs. w ii. White.
Samuel Thompson.and family, Of Oak.
vile, visited Mr. Thonpson's brother,
Rev. ". +. Thumps on, last week.
The Larkin Logging Co. has purchased
| the tim Der on Section 1U-19-9 from the
Weyerhaueuser company for S24 200.
w. ii. ChenevT%was visited last week
by his brother, Joseph Cheney, OF Mime
sota, whom he had not seen IN 70 years.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Piesby-
terrain church will meet with Mrs. Lyman
Beedon, Ala East klist street, next We'd
nesday afternoon.
! The Gtays Harbor Gas Co. has Il force
OF men laying The mains, and have them
down from the gas works On Hume street
eastward to street.
F. E. Jones & Co. sold an even 100
lots in the month OF May. and III the
first three days in June disposed OF 81
lots, all in South Aberdeen.
Thomas Stamopoulis had hand sew
erelv mashed while working at the All.
derson Il Middleton mill Saturday,, and
~as taken to the G,ays Harbor hospital.
Mrs. w. J. Long and Miss Maud Carey
entertained party Of lady friends Thurs.
day Afternoon, at the home of the form.
er, in honor Of Mrs. Il. 4. Chamberlain.
That happy smile on the genial counte
nance oi Ray NJ. Johnson Is occasoned
by the arrival OF a fine baby daughter. at
the Aberdeen General'hospital, Friday.
A sailor, who WAS full of the spirit
Yesterday, was fined $9.45 by Judge Bush
this morning, for the privilege of having
ID. ID. attached to mis- name On the police
record.
The first installment OF machinery for
the Stewart brickyatd has been received
and the rest viii arrive shortly. Mr..
stewart is anxious to get the plant in
operation before the summer is too far
advanced.
Walter Pack began suit in the superior
court Friday against the Western Cooper
age Co. for IS 900 damages, alleged to
have been sustained by reason of an in
jured arm while working In the com
pany's mill.
Peter Holpp, ana Matt Siren started
for New York this morning, over the
Northern Pacific railway. From New
York they will 90 to Finland, and after
WISH ing there for two months, will re
turn to Aberdeen.
In the superior court Friday the report
of w. B. Crammatte, receiver Of the
Aberdeen Co operative Association was
approved, and the assets of The associa
ton order ed distributed at the rate Of II
cents on the dollar.
The faculty and students at the Grays
Harbor Business College gave Prof.
Cawthorne Il pleasant sun Prise party
Friday evening after school hours. A
few invited guests were present, and the
affair wound up with IA social dance.
Mrs Marcy, mother of II. B. Marcy,
the we'll known merchant of Montesano,
died at the home of her son Friday morn
ing, after a prolonged illness. Mrs.
Marcy was an old and respected resident
Of Chehalis county. tue funeral took
p ace yesterday.
The Ruel Minis house of Cosmopolis,
now owned by DR.. Paul Smits. was
moved to this place yesterday by Creech
Bros. The house is large one, but no
trouble was experienced in floating down
the river on .he scows and .nding it at
the foot OF l. street where it now stands.
The water commit ee cannot see their
way clear to accept the work one on the
water main across the Cheh Ais river to
South Aberdeen. The test shows heavy
leakage of water, and as they are not in
Il position to locate the leak, it is doubt
full If they can do anything in the matter
until the contractors stop the leak.
DR.. Edward Lycan was down from
MuCilpS saturday on business, anu re-
ported the work on his large hotel as
being pushed rapidly. The structure,
34Xl7I feet, two stories, is now an Ter
roof, and the hostery will be opened
July 4, when all OF Grays Han Dor and
their visiting friends will be invited to
come and enjoy themselves.
On Friday evening the Women of
Woodcraft held social session after
their business meeting. A large mum.
Der were present to hear the report OF
Mrs. j. NJ. Bowes, representative to the
national gathering held in Los Angeles.
The report showed a very satisfactory
condition OF affairs. and at its close
special vote OF thanks was rendered Mrs.
| Bowes.
Dewey Council Order OF Pendo will
give an illustrated entertainment and
lecture next Saturday evening under the
auspices OF the supreme council consist
inv OF humor, pathos, scenic beauty,
laughter, illustrated songs and moving
pictures. HoH. A. p. Tugwell and DIR.
Il. A. Howard, of San francisco, will
conduct the entertainment which will be
free to the public.