Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-17

of fancysehina, 2ll G st. 1t.
Handmade Opera Shawls. Mrs. G \.
Doncaster, 40Sla East Wishkah 81. 26-tI
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. C. Aven, at st. Joseph's hos
pital.
For Quincy, Express or Dray, call A.
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt,
ly filled. tt
The ladies' of the Methodist church
realized about $40 from the Merchants
carnival.
Neutrality-suspicious. clam cleaners.
Write or apply to Asv. >igurd' on, west
port, Wash. 26-2t
The Hoquiam Lumber II Shingle Co.
has inc, eased ITS capital stock from $780,
600 to 100000.
several new rigs and some heavy
teams have been added TO the Aberdeen
Transfer barn. II
Commencing next Sunday there will
be three trains daily between Grays
Harbor and the sound cities.
Rev. H f. Jones, pastcr Of the Chris
tian church. Aberdeen, is conducting "A
very successful series Of revival meetings
at Ema.
W. G. Lucore, OF the North Aberdeen
dairy, had a runaway last Friday. The
horse was not hurt but the wagon and
ILL bo, tloc u,aro cr,ockoI
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Watson left this
morning for Raymond, to make their
home, and where Mr.. Watson is connect
ell with the Creech Bros. Lumber Co.
Mrs. Robert f. Lee and children left
Saturday for California to reside. Mr..
Lee will follow in about week, as soon
as his duties in the Slade mill office will
permit.
Large eleven room house on corner Of
D street and Terrace Ave-, lot 57Xl37x
95 feet, hill ground, for sale for $26o0.
Easy terms. Will tanning, Room Il,
Dabney block.
Major S. r. Nettleton, H. NJ. Cook,
Geo. Becker, W. II. Club and II. Ben
detson have united and pay the expense
OF a street gas lamp in front of their re-
spective properties on First street.
Major Ch,ttenden, U. 5. A., in charge
of the Puget Sound and Grays Harhor
improvement districts has recommended
that Congress appropriate the sum of
100000 for the Improvement OF Grays
Harbor.
1t is rumorel that the city council will
enter into contract with the owners Of
plant to extract alcohol from the waste
of the Hart Wood and the Western mills,
and vacate the end of the street between
the two mills.
The members OF the fire department
at their annual meeting Thursday even
ing elected the following officers: J. A.
Graham, chief; S. b Linn. assistant
chief; w. II. Pearson, secretary; Jeff
Garman, treasurer.
Mrs. Slater, a cousin of A. F. an A.
s. Goats, who has been visiting here Tor
some time, left Yesterday for her home
at Denver. AS Mrs Safer is an invalid
Mr.. A. :. Coats and a nurse accompan-
led her on the journey.
Captain J. Peterson, of the barkentine
Newsboy, has been transferred to the
steame, Robert Dollar, recently pnr-
chased by the S. E. Slade Mill Co. ; and
the mate OF Newsb,y has been promoted
to the position OF Captain
The trouble between A. r. Dabnev
and the city authorities over the wet
wall of M. Dabney's Wishkah street
block, has been arranged, Mr.. Dabney
agreeing to so modify his plans as far as
possible so as to meet the requirements
Of the building ordinance.
The remains OF J. NJ. Dean, the young
man whose death was noted last week,
were shipped yesterday morning to the
home Of his parents, at Economy, Ind.
Funeral services were held in the chapel
OF Bowes Il Randolph, Rev. Geo. W.
Watson officiating.
Frank Rogers returned from San Fran
cisco last evening. IA spend the HOLIDAYS
at home. Mr. Rogers is engaged in
painting steam schooner recently
launched from the Iinds'rom yards here,
and will probably do the painting on two
more upon his return to the Bay City.
The funeral OF John Olson, who was
fatally injured last week in a logging
camp, took place yesterday afternoon,
under the auspices OF the Goo Templars
and the Young Peoples society. Ser
vices were held at the Norwegian Lnth.
eran church, Rev. 0. Rosing officiating.
In the police court this morning Judge
Drake had the usual Monday m>rning
seance. H. Sharkev got fine Of $25 for
fighting. while f. Nelson, N. G. Peterson
and T. Lehman, also accused OF scrap.
ping, escaped with SIS each. In the in.
term, Judge Drake gave A. G. Esterson
and J. G. johnson $40 each. just to put
them on good behavior when they next
struck Aberdeen.