Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-23

/. Mrs. y. w. Bush is putting a 81 so
addition to her residence. ia North I
street.
Ed Maronev donated so to the cit,
treasury, for being drunk and disorderlv
Tuesday.
The Grays iIarbor Gun Club vii,
shoot off some tied scores at Cosmono;i,
next Sunday.
Master John and Miss Grace Balcom
OF Seattle, are visiting the CITY, The
guests OF Miss Alice Haliertv.
J This morning William Blake and vii.
liam Backward were each allowed 10
work on the streets for ten DAYS, for be.
ing d. d.
"A. }. Rupert, manager OF the West K
Slade Grocery Co., left yesterday for
Green River Hot Springs to take va.
cation.
The slight thunder storm Monday ev.
ening disarrangel the fire alarm system,
and interiered with the telephone wires
considerably.
Atiorne. and Mrs. J. b Bridges, Jaw
ID. Crazy and Miss Cora Jones left Non.
day ON horseback for Lake Q ,inault for
weeks outing.
Creech Bros. began Tuesday, driving
the piling for the foundation OF the A.
II, Dabney block on the corner of q and
Wishkah streets.
John Matson, G. Smith and II. Ham.
lion were given ten days each on street
work Tuesday, by Judge Drake, for dis.
orderly conduct.
Rev. Herbert + Rider, a renowned
singer. of Portland, wilt hold services in
the Baptist church next Sunday, morn.
ing and evening.
Miss Gertrude Combes came down
down from Elma Yesterday to visit Alb.
erdeen friends, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. r. SAVERS.
Dr.. Paul Smits is preparing to erect a
business block on the corner of Broad.
way and Heron street. The cost OF the
building will be $4,000.
Will Tamblyn is acting engineer 4
the fire engine, while Engineer Plymr.
ton. wife and son, are taking a fishing
trip up the Humptulips river.
Joseph Jones, for many years resi-.
dent of Cosmopolis, left for England yes.
terday. Mr.. Jones is % years OF age,
and goes back to his old home to end his
days with his relatives.
II. N. Anderson, Jr. will return this
evening from Cement, Skagit Co. He
will be accompanied by the children t
s. NJ. Anderson, who have been spend.
ing the summer at Cement.
The Sea Beach Packing company will
start up its clam canDery on Septemb r
4, giving employment to about forty
men, women and girIs, anh some twenty
five or thirty diggers on the beach.
State Supt. BRYAN has apportioned
$500, Isl 81 to the school districts of the
state, as the first quarterly apportion
ment for the school year Chehalis
county schools receive $13.770.29.
| Workmen are engaged in setting up
tie new switchboard in the new te'e-
| phone building, and as soon as it is IN
position if will be c,nrece ed up and the
new express system will be inaugurate d.
/ Mrs. Lena Nontell, aged 65 years, died
at the G,ays Harbor hospital last even
ing at Z 80 o'clock. Mrs. VI Jntell leaves
two sons, Alfred and John Charles, who
work in the Anderson tailor shop IN this
city. The funeral will take place from
the Wood Undertaking Parlors, bext
Sunday at 2p. m.
DR.. o. r. Austin lived in A aberdeen,
Monday evening, accompanied by his
wife and baby, to make Aberdeen their
home. DIR Austin is relative OF DR..
A. S. Austin, with whom he will Be con-
nected at the Gra!s Harbor hospital.
The doctor comes from Mason City,
Mich, is a graduate Of the Michigan
University. and was for some time house
surgeon at Ann Arbor, Mich.
The Foresters OF America are making
extensive preparations for their annual
festivities to be held at Electric park
next Saturday night and Sunday. The y
will give a grand ball Saturday night in
the pavilion. and will pic mic in the park
Sunday afternoon A baseball game be-
tween the fats and the leans will be
played Sunday afternoon for the benefit
of the public library.
Mrs. w. G.. Peckham entertained a
party OF lady friends at a New England
dinner Tuesday afternoon ON tine occa-
sion OF her birthday. Those present
were: Mesdames Chas. Il. Sautrs, f.
l.. Hartung. j. J. Carney, a. A. Jones,
X. B. Kellogg. u. NJ. Cook. Grant
Vince err, A. II. Farnam. w. E Smith,
j. II. Smith. and Miss Dorothy Girton.
George Godfrey, cook on board the
schooner Falcon, died Oh board ship last
evening, ana is now in the morgue OF
Bowes 4 Randolph, undertakers. Mr..
Godfre, shipped on board the Falcon at
Montesano, where the vessel was loading,
and had worked only few days. Be.
fore shipping he had been cook at the
Montesano hotel. The Cooks Union at
San Francisco has been telegraphed for
instructions about the burial. and an