Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-16

the Sea-" which is likely to become
popular at that resort during the coming
season.
Deputy Collector OF Customs j. a..
Hood has sent in his resignation, and
will devote~his time to the Mathews
Shipbuidiny Co. of Hoquiam, Of which
he is a member.
Rev, M. +. Anderson, travelling mis-
sionary of the Swedish church. who
preached at the church here yesterday,
left this morning for tour OF the Oregon
Swedish churches.
]. w. Stamper and Chas. Lyons have
contracted for the wood output of the
American, Wilson, Slade and Western
ness on large scale.
Miss Edna Lyle the only daughter OF
Joseph Lytle, of Hoquiam, died at the
Tacoma Private SanatOrium, Friday
morning. Death resulted from an opeE-
alton for appendicitis.
A meeting of members OF the Episcopal
church will be held this evening, in the
new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Greene, WHO will
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Reyes lett for Van.
couver, Wash this morning, whe' they
will make their future home. Mr. Reyes
has accepted position as yard foreman
in one of the mills at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Johnson enter.
tanned Friday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. C. =. Troy. parents Of Mrs.
TAI hn tlxyr at n
deem after an absence OF three years.
This is the reason for lstlessness.
headaches and spring disorders. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea is sure pre-
ventative. Makes you strong and vigor.
Gus. 35 cents, tea or tablets at w. b..
Paine & Co.
A sawyer wants position in saw mill.
Large experience as sawyer, edgar, set.
ter and trimmer. References as to capac-
ity and reliability. Had experience with
Simon and friction nigers. Inquire at
HERALD office. 81 2t
The ombination" opened up Satur-
day night in the new Zelasko block, &
and Hume streets The pH:e is hand
somely fitted up, the fixtures being par
ticularly fine are the product OF the Alb
! erdeen Mfg. Co. !
The Grays Harbor Trades q Labor
Council, at the meeting Friday evening,
formulated letter to Governor G0odng,
of Idaho, petitoning him to see that the
alleged murderers of Governor Stunen-
berg get a fair trial.
A. F. Goats returned yesterday from a
visit to Cement City, Skagt county,
where he and other Aberdonians are
largely interested in establishing Port
land cement works. The new works will
be IN operation about July l.
Captain S. G. Mitchell writes the HER
AID complaining Of the use of the Streets
to store wood, empty boxes and other
refuse. The position of the captain is
we'll taken. and the non-enforcemen Of
the ordinance covering this matter is a
disgrace to the city. ~
w. H. Cline, residing at 4O5 South. l.
street, has a we'll developed case of small
pox, and his dwelling is under qnaran.
tine. DR.. Watkins has vacinated the
family, and believes there is no danger
OF the disease spreading r."
M. f. Robinson, who recently pro.
duced the cantata "Belshazzar" in Aber.
deem, was in the city last week. arranging
to place the musical comedy"A Trial By
jury" on IN the Grand theater by com.
dany Of High school students.
All smart up.to-date women OF to day,
Know how to bake, wash, sing and to
play;
without these talents wife is N. G..
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold by W. B. Paine Il Co.
The pupils Of the High school deserve
great credit for the fine gymnasium
building they have erected. 1t has cost
81, 800, and but $3.50 remains unpaid. To
pay this and secure apparatus several
entertainments have been planned,
w. A. Milne, of Chicago, is training
between 800 and 400 public school pupils
for the fairy spectacle "TEe Pixies"
which will be produced in the Grand
theater Thursday and Friday evenings,
April 26-27, for the benefit of the High
school gymnasium.
The delegates to the Grand Lodge of
the A. O. U. W. and Degree of Honor
that met in Bellingham last week, re-
turned Saturday, and are well pleased
over the fact that they succeeded in get.
ting the two grand lodges to meet in
Aberdeen next session.
Geo. Fisher arrived from San Francisco
Friday, to spend the summer months
at his Aberdeen store. Mr. Fisher has
closed out his establishment at Hay.
wards. and now conducts clothing stores
in San Francisco and A berdeen-the two
best points on the coast.
The w. G. r. U. will hold an elocu-
tionary contest for silver medal this
evening, IN the Presbyterian church. to
which an admission fee OF 10 cents will
he charged. The following young ladies
will take part Misses Nellie Rednger,
Susie Virgins. Emma Davidson, Viola
Boyd and Florence Semmen.
The following officers have been elect
ed by the Veteran Firemen's Associa-
ton: ]. A. Graham, president; II.
Nanuice. first vice president; ii. l..
Green. sec nd vice.president; Geo.
simpson, secretary; B. J. Garman,
treasurer; trustees, John Hanson, Chas
Donca ter and Frank Decker.