Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-07-24

F. Glibbert went to South Bend this
morning to look after mill interests, and
while there will look up timber pros.
poets.
Mrs. ]. G. Cross and children are
spending the summer at North Beach,
where Mr.. Cross had cottage built last
spring.
Mrs. L. W. Hersick and children left
for Portland this morning, to spend q
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
X. B-ardsley.
George J. Wolff lett for New York this
morning via the Northern Pacific rail.
way. He will visit friends in Chicago
before returning.
F. 4. Moody came in Saturday from
the Chehalis Logging company camps,
with broken arm. and was admitted to
the Aberdeen General hospital.
H D. Crawford and Chas. F. Cork
have dissolved partnership in the news
paper business, Mr.. Crawford taking The
Oympian, and Mr.. Cork the Aberdeen
Bulletin.
The Epworth League gave q moonlight
excursion to Westport beach Friday
evening. Quite a number went down,
and enjoyed midnight clam bake on
the beach.
Charles A. Beardsley, who is attending
the Federal jury at Tacoma, spent yes
terday here with his family. Mrs.
Beardsley accompanied him to Tacoma
this morning.
Thursday evening witnessed the gath
ering of number of the hospital nurses
of Aberdeen and Hoquiam, at Electric
park pavilion. 1t seemed to he the
nurses evening out.
Lowe La Case is putting an addition
to his dwelling on First street near Michi'
gan avenue. First street is not onlv
building up quite fast, but the dwellings
are all of good class.
In the appropriations recommended
by Major Mills on river and harbor i'm
provements, Grays Harbor ia only allot-
ted $4,000 for the inner harbor, ard
81, 900 for the entrance.
James Stewart 4 Son got up steam
this afternoon for the first time at their
new backyard, and, il the machinery
works smooth, will be making brick be-
fore the end OF the week.
Douglas Bros. have torn out their old
cupalo for melting brass, and are con'
structing a new and up-to-date one
They have also erected a new dry room
and oven for drying cones.
The Hoquiam Royal Neighbors. WHIT
were awarded the prize for the best dis
play in the Fourth Of July parade, hav'
not yet received the prize. and woult
like to interview the committee.
Mre. J. B. Garman went to Montesan'
Saturday, to be present at the marriag'
Of Phillip Leaco and Miss Tickle Olesol
OF this city. The young couple viii
/ make their home at 2O4 South L street
A. w. Shelley has shipped the stool
of drugs which he had on Heron stree
to North Yakima, and will devote all HI!
attention in the future to his drug stor
on the corner Of Market and 6 streets.
Ladies get your shoes shined a
Charles, APO Heron street, he carrie
all the latest polishes and all kind OF fin
aces o. the very late-L styles and give:
the finest shine in the city, also serve
lunch for pa ties, balls and receptions u
.. X. Barber Shop, APO E. Heron st.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Beckenheur are her
to spend the summer with their children
and will make their home with Mr.. an
Mrs. w. W. Boner. They will visit othe
coast towns before returning to thei
home.
Three cars OF boilers and mill machin
cry arrived Saturday Tor the Dryden
Leitch Mill Co. As soon as tie order
now on hand are filed the mill will b.
shut down for month to install the ma
chinerv.
Mrs. G r. Beardsley, who has beef
visiting here tor week, left for her hom
in Portland this morning. AS soon a
business interests will allow, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Beardsley will make Aberdeen thei
permanent home.
The Sunday school classes OF Mrs. G
II. Alburty and Geo. f. Nye, Of tn
Congregational church, will hold thei
annual picnic at Electric park, mex
Wednesday afternoon and evening. The.
will have supper on the grounds.
Miss Jes-ica Murphy, of Seattle, is il
the city visiting her father, J. F. Muir
ply. Mr.. Murphy has just returned
from the Sound, where he has been at
tending land films for a number G
clients, OH the land to be opened in tn
Queets country.