Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-26


Now for bargains here look.
Becker Block Shoe store.
Big cut in prices at the reliable clothiel
Geo. Fisher.
The Endeavorers OF the Congregational
church will give public social tomor'
row night at Mrs. Alfred Harris.
Robert Lowry was taken to the Aber.
deem General hospital Tuesday, suffering
from, a complication OF diseases. kidney
trouble beng the most prominent. He
Is in very weak condition and his re-
covery will be slow.
The large dam built on Big creek by
the G. e. Burrows Co., was washed out
last week, causing the company loss OF
about 1000 and partly stopping their
extensive logging operations on the creek
until the dam is rebuilt.
Insure in a first class. reliable COM
pany, the National Union. Ellis Martin,
agent, 200 South + street. tt
G. w. Richmond, the erstwhile
laundryman Of this city, but now OF
Centralia, is in the city shaking hands
with friends. Mr.. Richmond left before
the fire and is surprised at the change
for the better in the city's appearance.
Messrs. H. N. Anderson ST., A. w.
Middleton, and S. M. Anderson, returned
from California. Tuesday. Mr.. H. N.
Anderson has been at Bear Harbor, look,
ing after the company's mill and timber
interests for several months, and is now
taking a short rest.
The special meetings in the M. f..
church are still in progress. and cOnsid-
able interest is being exhibited Sixty
have Joined the church so far, and it is
expected that a large number will be
added this week. The meetings will close
next Sunday evening.
The bids were received last night for
the laying Of the concrete Foundation, OF
the Masonic Temple. AS the lowest and
best bids were not in accordance witt
the specifications, it was decided to refer
the bids to the binding committee
for further consideration.
Next Thurs lay afternoon, Miss Mills
who spoke in the Presbyterian church
last Sunday, will be given Il reception al
lthe home of Rev. and Ms. G.. McDer
moth. Miss Mills will have with hel
curiosites and laces from smyrna, which
will be on sale, the proceeds to 90 to the
mission work in which she is interested
James Smith. who died in Phoenix
Arizona, was buried this afternoon a
Hoquiam, under the auspices of Court
King of the Forest, Fore-ters of Am RIGA
located at Cosmopo is. Col. f. IL. Fox
Of this city, read the ritualistic service o
the Foresters at the grave, and mem Der'
OF that order from This city and IIoquian
were in attendance 1T the funeral.
Gay Halferty and bride, We're the reei
pients of looming home surprise
party" at the home OF their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. p. f. Halferty, last night. Gu.
has lately returned with his bride fron
their wedding trip, and the party was il
the nature of welcome home. Quite ;
number were present and the pleasan
evening closed with refreshments pre-
sided over by Mr.. and Mrs. Halierty Sr.
, who proved themselves to be admirab
entertainers.
The memorial services by the Degre
OF Honor on Monday evening, in memor
of Mrs. R. ID. Campbell! and Mrs. Emma
: Wollsey, were attended by friends of tn
deceased as we'll as the members of TIT
lodge. The cermony as provided by tn
Grand Lodge was given in full b.
Mesdames 3 .ckey. butcher. Bowes ant
Miner. The music tor the occasion wa
reno cred by uuartette. and the tribut
to the memory OF The dead by TIN
officers.
The passage OF the Vest franchise fo
the Chehals rive, bridge. by the cit,
council, assures the building OF th
needed structure. Mr.. West, as usual
means business, and the provisions o
the ordinance call for the completion O
; the bridge in one year from the date d
the franchise. As this is dated in win
ter, there is no doubt the work will b.
pushed through next summer, and b.
next Christmas we will be able to take 4
trolley ride to Cosmopolis.
Three advance agents of colony Q
Polanders were examining several tracts
OF logged off lands on the Wishkah rive
this week, with a view to locating anC
making fanms. The agents are from Chi
caoo. and have been negotiating for some
I. time with Fred H. Green for the pur
chs-e OF about 1900 acres. They are be
lieved to represent several hundred
polish families, who desire to secure
, cheap lands for farming and dairying
and are fully impressed with the orpor
. tunities offered on Gravs HarbOr.
/ Dr. Kings n