Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-21


Geo. Gilbert went to Portland yester.
day.
Private Dancing Lessons at the Pavil-
ion. If
B. B. Averiil went to Portland this
morning.
The boys around town have been hunt.
ing for Billy Buster.
DR.. G. Il. Chamberlain. Rooms s. 9
and 10, Dabney Block. If
Miss A. Sears went to Portland this
morning to spend her vacation.
Money to loan on City Real Estate,
Will Lanning, Room IA, Dabney block.
]. A. Mcdonald was discharg ID from
st. Joseph's hospital this morning.
Leo Mullen came over from Portland
yesterday, and is visiting here for few
DAYS.
Rev. w. E Thompson and family went
to Oakvile to visit with his brother. this
morning.
Fifty foot lot on Market, east of Broad
way, $3.50. Will Lanning, Room IA,
Dabney block.
John Graham had foot crushed at the
Michigan mill Saturday, and went to St.
Joseph's hospital Tor treatment.
W. E. Eastman OF the Western Coop.
erage company came over from Portland
yesterday and left again this morning.
DR.. Sullivan, Fyesight Specialist, will
be at the f. L. X. Pharmacy until Sept.
Sd. Glasses fitted. 9S.2t
MIR. and Mrs. G. T. Davies, of Spokane.
who are visiting MIR. and Mrs. B. F.
Bridges. left for their home this morn.
ing.
James Mitchell was admitted to st.
Joseph's hospital Saturday, with two
fingers cut of in an accident at Clemon's
camp.
At the regular stockholders meeting of
Aberdeen State Bank the following
board OF directors were elected: f. J.
Bradley, H. L. Miller and G. w. Miller.
The apportionment Of state school
funds for the quarter was made Saturday.
The sum apportioned was $4O8, 1894. SO, of
which Chehalis county receives &c..
62OS3.
G. p. Clerin, of the Western Cooperage
Co., returned home yesterday from a
successful business trip Of four months,
during which time he introduced his
company's goods into many states of the
Union.
Chas. Hanson got into an alteration
with John Lundquist in the Club saloon,
on F street, yesterday evening, and in
the melee cut Lundquist on the head
with a pocket knife, and was promptly
arrested. This morning he was fined
S75 and costs by Judge Bush, and is
making an effort to raise the coin as we
go to press.
The following officers OF the Pacific
Soldiers Reunion Association were elect
ed at the 6. A. r. grounds at Westport,
August 10, 1905: Commander, s. In.
gram, Aberdeen S. V. c., NJ. Duncan,
Hoquiam; j. V. G., W. H. Measner,
Westport; @. NJ, r. Birmingham, Aber.
deem; Chaplain, G. D. Spencer, Cen
tralia; Trustees. w. F.. Rock well, Ho-
qriam; G. w. Rarmoore, Attic; o. A.
Myers, J. M. Birmingham, Geo. Wood
ruff. Aberdeen.
The following applicants for teachers
certificates at the recent examination in
this county have been successful: Eta
Arland, Gertrude Arnold, Jeanette
Bellies, Hazel Champlin, j. W. Davies,
Margaret Durand, Pear, Hale, Anna f.
Hawksley, Emella Kesterson, John w.
Jones, Hanna Linton, Barton w. Lyon,
Harry Mustard, Ella D. Nichols, Sa q
Norman, ]. V. Parrish, Lois G. Powell,
Fannie Putnam, Gertie Fac Levey, Kate
Shaughnesy, F. A. Stiles, Alta T. Stone,
Perry NJ. Watson, Mildred West, Belle
Watson. Maud Clay.
Bids for the east half of the Lumber
Exchange block were as follows: Rights.
mans. l. ,627; Creech Bros. and Walker
$l2, $50; W. H. White, 11,6lO; F. F..
Weatherwax, $l1 ,995. The contract was
awarded Mr.. White. The bids for the
west half OF block will be opened at
Offices of Reid & Briggs tomorrow night.
This block will be of Tenino stone, 100x13O
feet. The owners are Messrs. Grant
Wheeler and O. Peterson, the east half,
and Edward Hubert, Chas. Lewis and
W. B. Mack the west half. The block
will occupy the southeastern corner of
Heron and q.