Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-07-26
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| Mrs. Edward Anderson and children
are rusticatng at Westport.
DIR. Sullivan. Optician, office f. l.. X,
Pharmacy. Glasses fitted. If
For best Tea and Coffees Deans Tea
ana Coffee Store. Phone AL.
Rev. Father Gribben, chaplain at st.
Joseph's hospital, went to Portland
Tuesday.
/ MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Fuller entertained
party of friends at their home on
Fourth and q streets. last evening.
The Grays Harbor baee ball team re.
turned Tuesday from Spokane, and sew
eral ne" faces appear on the diamond.
The Sunday school of the NJ. f. church
held its annual picnic at Electric park
Tuesday. All report good time. and
the little ones are now ready for another
one.
The Salvation Army will give an illus.
trated stereoptitan lecture on Saturday
/ evening. Four services will be held on
sunday. The new officers will be in
charge.
j. X. O'Donnell, OF Elma, state senator
from Chehaiis county, was Interviewing
Aberdeen citizens Tuesday. Mr.. O'Don-
nell assured his friends that he was here
onl, on friendly call. OF course.
! The meeting Of the publicity commit.
lee, tuesday evening, showed that the
work was progressing nicely. Tie arti.
Giles and illustrations for publication were
nearly all in. and the work will be
ready for the printer by the middle of
August.
w. A. Flowers has perfected another
model OF the steam engine OF HIS inven.
ton which does away with the reverse
lever. The idea was patented and has
local backing secured. The engine ia
run in either direction by simply NOV.
ing the throttle.
Il. l.. Boyle and wife, of Keller,
WASH, are visiting in Aberdeen, and
are the guests at the home OF II. II. Car
ter. Mr.. Boyle claims the distinction of
having opened the first real estate office
in Aberdeen, when he came here IS
years ago. He was at Ocosta dnring the
boom, and sank $4,000 in that place.
There will be no more motion days in
the superior court Of Chehals county
until Monday, August o. although there
are quite a number of matters set for
hearing on the 9th day of July. About
the first OF August Judge Irwin expects
to 60 to Hot Lake, Oregon. He expects
to return before the 9th. The superior
court of this county has set aside July
and August for vacation months, but
owing to the large amount of work for
one jurist, the time is usually cut down
to few weeks.
Mr.. Ridehalgh, of the Aberdeen Pack.
ing Co., reports that after leaving As.
toria Monday morning, he received re-
port to the effect that an immense run of
salmon had entered the Columbia. Up
to this wet k the supply had been poor,
but it was reported that boats were com.
ing in with from 1000 to 1000 pounds.
The men receive an average Of 5ll5 cents
per pound for salmon. When news of
the big run reached Mr.. Elmore, his
partner, he determined to return to AS
toria as soon as possible, and left here
yesterday afternoon.
Samuel Gilmore, millionaire salmon
packer, was in Aberdeen Tuesday, with
his business associate, w. w. Ri1chalgh.
Mr.. Emore IS the head of the irm which
recently purchased the Aberdeen salmon
cannery, and he was here to look over
the property. Mr.. Ridehalgh, speaking
OF the salmon market and the fish bust.
ness, said: at is our intention to at
once make many Improvements in the
Aberdeen cannery, and the work of
altering the buildings will be begun i'm.
mediately. Last year the cannery packed
about $50 cases daily, but we shall in.
crease the output to 1000 cases. We will
operate 70 or IS boats in addition to our
trapping gear"