Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-19
Clothin at hat value while sale lasts


machinery for laying the water main
across the Chehalis river on the ground,
and expect to begin actual operations
tomorrow.
Harland Sperry and wife OF Charlund,
Ohio, is in the city. to spend month on
the Harbor. 1t is 50 cold where Mr.
Sperry came from that he decided TO
wait here until spring before returning.
The Dryden & L+itch mill which has
run steady for year, is shut down for
general repairs. 1t will be a matter OF "a
couple of weeks before they are complete,
when the mill will be ready for another
years work.
Ed. Lund, foreman for the Mack Log.
ging Co., purchased lot on Market
street, opposite the new city hall,
through S. X. Bowes. Tuesday. The
price paid was 5000, and is thought a
very good buy.
f. G. Hunt has new map OF Aber-
deem in preparation, which he will finish
as soon as the ii lie lands are filed for
record. The maps will be OF convenient
size, and will show everything coucerD-
ing the city that is OF record.
At the meeting Of the Masonic build
ing committee, Monday night, it was
decided to proceed with the concrete
foundation OF the new temple 50 that In
the early spring work could be COM
menced on the superstructure.
The death of four valuable horses be-
longing to Wilson Bros & Co. is still
mystery. A vetinary surgeon was un-
le to account for it, and DR.. Watkins
has analysed the feed, and found moth.
ing of poisonous nature in it.
The remaining rooms in the upstairs oi
the Ninennre Morgan block, not Used by
the Crescent hotel are to be fitted mp for
the use of that hostelrie. Mr.. Schentz
finds his present quarters inadequate TO
the growing demands Of the public.
The west end OF he Wilson mil YARD
has been greatly improved by pla"klhs.
The cross street from the mill to It's con-
nection with the end OF t4eIon street. Is
now covered with planking making it
| much easier for teamste's and bicycllsts
Mrs. Fanny Sophia Spencer, aged 80
years, a native of Finland, died at South
Aberdeen Tuesday, OF tuberculosis Of the
lungs and bowels. The funeral will take
| place tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
| from Beardsey Bros undertaking par
I lors.
| County Commissioner NJ K. Sherwood
left this morning oven the Northern
Pacific, for Chicago. There he will be
Joined by his family who have Deen So
journing there for several weeks. After
short visit he will bring the family
back with him.
| VIM. CHAR on, the S ln Francisco
| wrestler, won the match Tuesday night
at the Olympus theater, throwing Ruts-
chow and Frew six times in less than an
hour. He then threw Greek George
three times in less than thirty minutes
for an additional purse OF $50.
There will be services at the Baptist
church next Sunday at the usual hours.
Morning subject. "Children Christians" ;
evening TOPIC, Conditions OF Diciple
ship" The ordinance of baptism will be
administered at the evening service. A
hearty invitation is extended to all to
attend.
The Sisters of st. Dominic will give a
rare entertainment in w. .. w. hall for
the benefit OF st. Joseph's hospital next
Tuesday evening, January 24. Rosa
D'Erina, tine world renowned musician
and vocalist assisted by Mr.. G. h. Won
tom will give their celebrated song
lecture recital, which is highly spoken Of
by the press everywhere.
The Dougla~ Bros. machine shop is
fitting a new inch shaft for the main
engine of the American mill, the present
! shaft being defective and liable to break
! DOWN aC any tlllle. IHIS sup Is uO"
turning out all kinds of mill machinery
such IS was sent here from san Fran.
cisco short time since. tits at presen,
among other things turning out lot o.
paper friction puIeys, that in the past
were always shipped in.
The Michigan Mill Co. is starting 9
small town OF it's own, around their plant
on the South side. They have JUS
finished cool sized hotel building which
they have leased to E. D. HAllwin, who
is fitting it up in comfortable way. Ir
addition to the mill offices, which are
located in the building, there are the
usual rooms and parlors downstairs. te
be found in any hotel, and II bed rooms
on the second floor.
Mrs. E lward Casey paid fine of $1(
and costs in Justice Fox's court Tuesday
on a charge of appropriating some small
pieces OF dress trimmings, that had bee
left at her honse by Mrs. Turner, who
ha.i occupied rooms there. Mrs. Casey'f
friends have no doubt that she could
have proved her innocence OF any wrony
intent in the upper court, but, a. she had
made all arrangements to start for triI
east Yesterday morning, she paid the
fine rather than delay her visit.