Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-27

l. G. Crowther tomorrow afternoon.
Today is the first motion day in tn,
superior court after the summer vac alton
A. Malotta, of Humptn'ps, was az.
mite 10 The Grays Halb,r hospital this
morning.
Mr.. Charles r. SAVERS and son, Ray.
mond, left this morning for weeks visit
to the Sound cities.
Mrs. Jno. j. Carney and daughter.
Dorothy, went to Cohass4tt Beach YES.
terdav, for brief outing at Essex
Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Hart went to
5 alle Saturday, TO meet some Alaska
friends and spend few days in that city
with them.
H. l.. Chapman, who AS been in the
Gays Harbor hospital, has so far re-.
covered as to be able to attend to brsi.
ness again.
Z. E. Taylor, PRINCIPAL of the business
department of the High school, was dis.
charged from the Giays Haibor ho- pital
this morning.
Charles Godfrey, the cock who died
on board Che schooner Falcon last week.
was buried this morning from the Ab.r.
deem undertaking parlors.
Roy Young and Dc Hoover have Sc.
cured tract of timber land on the
Humptulips river, where they will es.
tabilsh camp to log it Oft.
Chas. Wood. an is year old lad started
to run away from his home at Hoquiam,
Saturday, but was arrested by Officer
Miles, and sent back to his father.
fl. d. Fortiss, who has been in the
Gravs Hsrbor hospital with fractured
thigh, had so far recovered as to be able
to leave Friday, for Los Angeles, where
! his parents reside.
! The members OF the local A. O. U. w.
lodge went to Hoquiam Saturday even.
ing, the guests OF the latter 10 lge. Sew.
eral new members we're initiated. after
which the lodge had social session.
Lee Hensley arrived from Portland
Saturday, to lay the tile floor in the Che
halls County Bank building. Mr.. Hens.
ley is employed by the Portland Tile &
Mantle Co., and is an expert in his line.
I l.. S. Shay, accompanied by his wife,
arrived from Blaine, Wash, last week
to make Aberdeen their hcme. Mr.. Shay
has leased the new Lewis building on
Heron street, which he will occupy when
finished with stock Of gents furnishing
goods.
! Thomas White, who WAS .ccused of
setting fire to his slashings on the Wish.
kah river above the Forks, which spread
SO rs to do great damage, was found
guilty in Judge Fox's court Friday and
fined $50 and costs. An appeal will lie
taken to the superior court.
AT Butte, YESTERDAY, the G,ays Hail Dor
team played two games Il baseball with
the team OF that city, winning on. Of
them. The scores stood b ute 5. Gr.\s
liarbor 0; and Grays Harbor 5, Butte,
Those were the only games OF the serl,
played, owing to stormy weather.
Miss Lillian Thomkins, OF Fond du Lac.
Wisconsin. who will teach the Eighth
grade in the High school building, the
coming school year, arrived yesterdA',
and is stopping with her aunt, Mrs. G.
a. McDermoth. Mss Tompkins is
graduate of the Universe y OF Wisconsin,
and has been assistant principal OF The
High school at / ond du Lac.
Fish are beginning to run earlier than
usual this year. Last week the boats
had good hauls, the fish beiug shipped
to Seattle and Portland in ice. This !
morning the Aberdeen Packing Co. be |
gan operations, with about 10 boats, and |
by the end of the week the Chinese crew
will be on hand to Commence the regular
work OF the season. More boats will be
brought from the Columb ia river next
week.
Chicken thieves have been turning a
few tricks during the past week. On
Wednesday night the chicken house OF
Judge Drake was raided, and number
Of fowls taken. Friday night nearly $40
worth of fancy bred chickens were stolen
from tn, hennery of A. Damitio, at the
east end of Second street. The poll ce
think they have line on the guilty par.
ties, and some owners of chickens are
fixing spring guns for the entertainment
of stray midnight visitors.
OhN TIE WATCD CONMr