Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-10

MIS- SdtUeIiuc lONIy 10 N'oNi'5 a
Moclips.
Mrs. C. B. Shipman went to Westpor
this morning
Plentv>of urs-s for both ladies an,
gents. Evans Drug Co.
Mrs. o o Beardsley and children arr
at Cohassett, to stey month.
The Misses Susan and Odessa Rogers
left for the fair al Portland, this MOI n
ing.
There will be the usual services morn
ing and evening, at the Congregational
church next Sunday.
James Talaro. who had two fingers
cut off in one of the mills, is being cared
for at the Grays raruor hospital.
H. f. Roberts and wife, and A. Sea-
man and family went to Westport this
morning, for thei, summer outing.
Mrs. S. f. Taylor. who underwent a
severe operation at the Gravs Harbor
hospital Tuesday, is improving rapidly.
Winifred McWhinney, OF Eureka, CAL,
who has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. McWhinney, left Tor his home
this morning.
! The Grays Harbor Gas Co. will COM
pete the laying Of mains in Aberdeen in
about two weeks. and has began laying
into Hoquiam.
The county authorities are investiga-
ting vicious assault on Mate Nelson, OF
the tug Daring, which was committed
last Sunday morning at Westport.
Mesdames E. Ludwick and Julia
LANCE, of Carson City. New, who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. Q. r.
Beltz, left for Centralia this morning. to
visit sister at that place.
The body of F. r. Winans, who was
brought from Johns River, dying OF con-
sumption, is at Beardsley Bros.' morgue,
waiting the instruction OF friends as to
what disposition shall be made OF it.
The Swedish Mission church will hold
its annual Sunday school picnic next
Sunday, at Melbourne, on the Chehalis
river. The steamer lola will tow barge
for the picnicers, and will leave Harbor
dock at $50 a. m.
The First Division Of the NJ. E. Ladies
Aid Society will give social tomorrow
evening, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wheeler, to which all members OF
the church, with their husbands and
wives are cordially invited.
Miss Anna Greenshaw, OF Centervile,
Iowa, and Charles-and Isaac Burnett, OF
st. Joseph, Mo-, and David Burnett, OF
Chehalis, who have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Burnett, of this city,
departed for their homes yesterday.
Rev. ]. Gibson. former pastor OF the
Baptist church at this place, is in the
city, and will preach for his former
parishioners next Sunday. Mr.. Gibson
has lately resigned his pastorate at Puy-
allup, where he has been very successful.
w. J. Patterson, B. f. johnson and
the Grays Harbor Electric Co. have plat.
ted 80 acres just west o. the Bay View
Addition. The new plat is called the
West End Addition, and was filed with
the city council last night for approval.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Middleton and
son, Edwa d, went to Portland this
morning, to spend week at the exposi.
ton. At Centralia They will be joined
by Mr.. and Mr.. II. N. Anderson, ST.,
who are on their way from Seattle to
Bar Harbor, California.
Miss Abbie Kellogg, who taught in the
public schools OF this city last year, was
united in m ,rr age to Prof. Norte Par.
sons, at Elma, Tuesday, Rev. ]. Lewtas
officiating. After trip to the Sound
cities, Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons will make
their home in Hoquiam.
GREAT MEETING AT THE PEARSON
building, corner II and Wishkah streets
Good music, solos, duets and song ser.
vice, lead by Prof. G. L. Murphy. Hear
Evangelist d. f. Olson tonight. Special
music every evening. Come and bring
others. You will be well repaid for the
hour spent at such a service as this. If
The lighthouse tender Manzanita,
Captain T. J. Bourne, went to sea Thurs
day morning, after spending several days
on the harbor. While here several buoys
were re anchored and the red and black
spar buoys have all been reprinted. The
Manzanita went from here to the Sound.
Mrs. NJ. S. Rexford will reopen the
Grays Ha, Dor Business college August
Is, if a sufficient number of pupils can
be secured to justify. Mrs. Rexford is
an experienced teacher, and stenog.
rapher of ten years experience, and was
for several years stenographer in the
RainerGrand hotel, Seattle, and is
highly recommended as capable and re-
liable. Mrs. Rexfcrd was instructor at
the Wilson Business college, Seattle, for