Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-08-15

Co. II
Mrs. J. J. Law and children are at
Westport.
DIR. y. $ Austin, pr. O. r. Austin.
office in HAYES x Hayes Bank Bldg. II
II. B. Tucker, of Illinois, is visiting
with his brother-in-law, Henry Schou-
weller.
For Quincy, Express or Draw. call IT
A-A Star Trans fer. Your orders prompt
iy filled. Il
Razors. strops, mugs, soaps. and all
kinds OF shaving conveniences. Evans
Drug Co. If
Mrs. j. b. Bridges went to lake kach-
e-s yesterday. Mr.. Bridges will join her
on Saturday.
Observation-Disclosures or lady to do
high ,lasa soliciting in Aberdeen. Adj
dress X. y. HERALD. .. ..e Gss 7G-'f
Mrs. j. Il. D,uglas and daughter, vino
have been frustrating at.:Cohassett, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Forty acres improved, for sale near
Elma, and Other bargains. Address
scott johnson. Box 80. Elma. 81 -.
Albert 5. Nash, of the Chicago 4
Northwestern, who has been looking ny
business on the Harbor, left for Tacoma
this morning.
John A. Anderson, whosis engaged in
the logging business with Strand Il Mey-
erson, in B. c.. came home Tuesday
evening, for short visit.
On Tuesday, MIR. andtMrs. w. J. Pat
terson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Baker and
Mrs. w. B. Paine went to sPalmersville
up the Satsop, via. the automobile.
Seven different suits have been filed
against the Wi-hkah Boom Co. Each
suit calls for damages in the sum OF ST.
700, the alleged compliant being that the
company blocks navigation.
The fourmasted schooner w. j. Pat
terson, 500 tons, Capt. Lancaster, was
towed in Tuesday. and locked in Lind
strom's shipyard. The Patterson came
up from San Pedro in 81 days.
! TIE schooner Rosamond arrived in the
harbor Tuesday, and was towed up to
Lindstrom's shipya,d, where che will
! have new mast put in The Rosamond
has carrying capacity of l,200,00 feet
of lumber.
On account OF the ncn.return Of jus
tice Lanning, yesterday, the cases of the
state vs.. f. J. Regain and NJ. Swanson
for violation OF the. Sunday closing law
ut Hoquiam, did not come Oft. This
comes upon change o. venue.
Mrs. James Stewart is reported as cay
ing she will give the city 40 acre piece
OF land for park purposes. This she does
in honor OF her deceased husband, and
in consider alton that the city will spend
$1,000 annually OH it in improvements.
The steamer Grays Han Dor being con.
structed at I.indstrom's shlpyard5 fol
Beadle Brothers, is rapidly nearing com.
pietiou and will be launched within the
next two weeks. Her Dimensions are
length 1877 feet, beam 50 feet, depth lf
feet, and has a carrying capacity of 70O,.
900 feet OF lumber. She will be towed
from here to Portland, where she will ie-
ceive her machinery from the Willamette
Iron works.,
The case OF the state vs. q. W. Roberts
for keeping his place OF business open on
/ Sunday came up before Justice Fox on
Tuesday. AT 80 a. m. By agreement
the case was put over until Tuesday,
August 20, at l:l5 D. m. While no rea-
son was assigned for postponing the case
it was understood that if the mayor
closed the town on Sunday next, no fur
ther action would be taken, and il not
the suits would 90 on.
DE-. and Mrs, Paul Smits and Mr.. and
Mr.. J. b. Bridges returned Tuesday
evening from an autonobie trip to Sill
Yer Lake. They left Aberdeen Friday
morning in Dr.. SHIFTS automobile, am.
reached their destination the came even
ing. Silver Lake is about seven miles
| from Castle Rock. in Lewis county, AMI
is noted for It's fine fish. DR.. >njis
caught the largest number and Mr..
Bridges caught the largest fish. They
are enthusiastic over their trip
According to the statement Of develop
ment published in the Pacific Telephone
Monthly tor August, the increase in tele-
phones in this city from January first to
July first, was 233, and the percentage
OF gain was 3l.70. At the present time
the gain in phones is 267, with a per-
centage gain OF 96.32. This is remarka-
bic showing and we'll as to the develop.
ment of the town. There is no other
town in the state having population of
over 10000 that can show this percentage
of gain. AMI only two of the smaller
towns that exceed it.