Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-03-18

The crew OF the bsrkeniins X Jhai
was paid off on SATURDAY..
The schooner E~rada went on the ma
rne ways at the Linistrom ehipyard to-
dsv for repairs.
Rev. Tom Graham. who hos been con.
Quoting meetings with DR.. McInturf, will
leave tomorrow for his home ut Hiyard,
Wash.
The next entertainment for the benefit
Of the rubic schools will be given in the
Congregational cnn,ch. next Friday
evening. by the Dixie Ministries. The
public is especially invited to assist these
entertainments by their presence.
The supreme court has affirmed the
decision OF the superior court in the case
of Il. l.. Vosburg We Michigan Lumber
Co. Nosburg was given a verdict for
81 $50 damages. for injuries TO an arm.
which was lacerated and crushed in the
machinery Of the mill, which judgment
is now affirmed.
Mr.. and MRS. F. A. Hart were the
hosts At a party given in honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. John BerthOlf. OF Seattle. who
are visiting relatives hero. As enter.
tanners Mr.. aud Mrs. Hart proved them
selves no novices. and the guests are on,y
waiting for another invitation to that
hosptable home. ...
The B otherhoad OF American Yeo-
men are making great preparations for
the Grand Foreman. VIM. Kock, Of D-s
Moines, Iowa. on Wednesday evening.
March 20, when there will be a public
banquet given in the interest OF Yeo.
manrv. Brother Koch will lecture on
the advantages of the order.
The contractors on the wagon road
around the huE. are making excellent
progress and bv March 81. the work ac-
complished will be $4,000 more than was
specified by the state. Anderson &
Young have completed the grading on
the East end, and the other contractors
are rushing the work in fine shape.
Laughter chasing away tears. bright,
stimulating flashes OF wit dispelling
gloom, and catchy specialties aiding in
making the hours Hy like minutes are
promises held forth by Manager L. D.
Newell when he presents his charming
comedy drama. "A jolly American
Tramp" at the Grand next Wednesday
night.
The opening cf the new Postofiice
Pharmacy and Book nook Saturday ev-
ening was one of the most successful al
fairs Of the kind ever held in the city.
Large. crowds were in attendance. the
place handsomely decorated. and Prof.
Ralston's orchestra furnished delightful!
music. Each visitor was presented with
a large carnatiou as souvenir.
The meetings being held by Rev. DR..
McInturf will he continued this week in
the Swedish Mission church. corner Of
Market and H streets These meetings
are attracting much attention. not only
on account Of the eloquence OF the speak
ers, but also on account OF the visible
results. During last week number
professed conversion, and many have
been healed OF physical infirmities, and
each night witnesses larger audience
than the preceding one.
The body of the man found in the Che
halls river Thursday morning was identi-
fed as that of John Kekkonen, who
came here from Finland Is months ago,
aged 26 years. He was an industrious,
thrifty young man, and had sent $500 to
his old home since coming to this coun.
try, and had a small amount in a local
bank. The funeral took place Friday
afternoon from the Aberdeen Unde rtak
ing Parlors, Rev. G. McDermoth off. !
ciating.