Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-03

Free telephone service now between
Aberdeen and Hoquiam.
DR.. Sullivan, optician, at the E l.. X.
Pharmacy until January 10. u
William tanning left for Portland this
morning. to look after land business.
Both of the Finnish societies gave a
grand hop to their friends, New Years
eve.
The Degree of Honor will have initia.
tions tomorrow evening and a lull atten-
dance is desired.
Chas. l.. Lewis was down from Olym-
pia yesterday, looking after his ex'en'
sive Aberdeen interests
The Wilson mill resumed operations
yesterday morning, after shutdown OF
two days for inventory purposes.
For Fire Insurance call on Perry
tanning Co., No :l3 South & street, or
Room ID, Dabney block. Phone a. II
William Campbell. Of the Fan cigar
store, left for his claim in Oregon yester-
day. He i'll BE- absent abont six months.
Miss Elsie McClymont has returned to
" htworth college, Tacoma, after spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
parents.
w. r. Mcbride, WI o has just bought
the business of the Aberdeen Transfer
Co is thoroughly conversant with that
line of work. II
Report from Mrs. Fred Heron is TO
the effect that she is gaining strength
rapidly. Mrs. Heron has been ailing
for several months.
No. 30 West Wishkah, S-room house,
ali modern improvements. stone fire.
place $1,000, terms. Will Lanning,
Room IA, Dabney block. If
Miss Mary Bundy, who has attended
the Grays Harbor Business college for
the past five months, has accepted pos
ition az stenographer in the Office OF the
Slade Lumber Co.
Rev. Z. L. Benedict, OF Hoquiam. will
give one of his famous stel eopticon lee
lures at the Salvation Army, 40 East
Wishkah street. Saturday night, January
5. Admission free. All welcome.
At | O'Clock q. m. last SUNDAY morn.
ing, the clam factory at Westport, the
property OF 7. f. HaIferty, of this city,
was destroyed by fire, cause unknown.
Mr.. HalerIy's lose is about $4,000.
At a meeting OF the Loggets association
held in Houniam last Saturday, the prize
of fir logs, first class. was put at Tl2,
second class IS, and spruce at $40. This
is raise of so per cent. in three years.
w. l. Crissey has become the new
secretary Of the chamber OF commerce.
NJ. Criseey has had several years tx.
perience in this special line. and expects
to keep Aberdeen before the outside
public.
Deputy Collector OF Customs Dorm en-
tertained the ship captains that we're in
port on Monday evening. OF course the Y
cav the New Year come in. although it
was little smoky, but then they were
all good navigators.
Possesses wonderful medicinal pow or
over the human body. removing all q, s.
orders from yonr system, is what Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Makes you we'll, keeps you we'll. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets. w. B. Paine & Co.
On Tuesday, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. William Mace. Mise Teresa
c. Jones and Albert r. Barley, both OF
Hoquiam. were united in marriage BY
Rev. Wilmot Whitfield. A sumptuons
dinner was served in honor of the &C.
cason, after which the young couple de-
parted for Portland on the afternoon
train.
Frank Becker was the victim of burg
lar, New Years Eve between the hours
of and o'clock, while people we re
parading the streets, someone broke TIE
window on the Wishkah side OF the
store and took two rifles off of the rack
The rifles were worth $40 and the cost OF
replacing the glass will be $50. The sur
prise now is that the burglar did not
take more OF the goods out OF the win
dow.
Chief of Police Schneider makes the
Glowing report for the quarter ending
December 81: Arie>ts-October, -;
November, 81; December, 223; total 361
Fines = October. $5SS.70: November
5000; December, $2.O97 50; total
s. ,496 Is. OF this 1912 was worked ont
in October, $500 in November and S4GE
in December. In October 6 cows were
arrested and in December ,; fines co..
lected $l6. During the quarter So, 242.3C
was taken from the person OF prisoners
and returned to them when released
from custody. During October the cost
of meals for prisoners was 1921, Novem-
Der $437. and December 1928, making a
total of 81 1888.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS