Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-02

Manager Brown is doing things up
brown.
For signs Of all kinds. 4l2 West Heron
st. Telephone 363l. II
c. NJ. Hartwell, of Olympia, spent
yesterday in Aberdeen.
Dean for best Tea and Coffee. Phone
/ AL for prompt delivery. II
Earle Jameson has returned from an
extended visit in California.
DR.. A. s. Austin, DR.. O. r. Austin,
office in HAYES x Hayes Bank Bldg. If
Dr. j. G. Uric las Office rooms over
Burnett 5 store. Phone 244l or 1888 47-lf
The funeral of Elmer Hunter will lie
held at the NJ. f. church tomorrow at 9
p. III.
f. r. Ingersol, district deputy grand
exalted ruler, will visit the Elks lodge,
tonight.
Two would-be 'pngilists forfeited their
bail at Judge Fox's court, yesterday.
No harm done.
Ray Mckeever and &. f. Stackhonse
were discharged from St. Jo-epiI's hos
pltal tuesday.
Maurice Fuller and r. 7. Rupert left
this morning for their land claims in the
Cowlitz county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Farnam left this
afternoon for Spokane to visit with
friends, for about month.
The iron moulders Of lIoquiam are out
on strike for all eight hour day. the
berdeen men are still at work.
John X. Monroe, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. G. G. Sargent, left
for his home in Iowa, this morning.
The hearing Of the condemnation suit
of the y. 7 ~. against Robert Wyhe
and Nile has been continued to May s.
>. M. Reeves, local agent for the
Union Gas engine, has new 20 ii. L,
marine, just arrived 10y last bat, tor
sale. Oo
The w. G. T. U. will hold "mo,her's
!
home Vi Mrs. o. A Meyers. SIS East
First street.
A number of A berdeen ladies went to
East Huquam today, the guests of Mrs
, a. l.. Paine, who enteitains in honor Of
her niece, Miss NJ. Hopkins.
Deputy Collector Dorm and linn graz
ton Inspector Nettleton moved their
offices this morning to the new custom
house, at the foot OF q street.
The HARDWOOD mill has closed down
for the purpose of adding new machn.
cry and making some needed repairs.
The plant will be closed about two weeks.
| William kindred and Geo. y. Lew IS
left for Fairbanks, Alaska, yesterday
morning. They will prospect with the
idea Of locating in that part of Uncle
Sans domain.
Manager Robert Brown will insist !iIat
bettlng must be stopped on the grounds
! during ball games. those who wish to
bet viii nave to do go very quietly or
ell e leave the grounds.
Henry Berl ner, G. f. Armstrong, |.
/ II. Nelson ana j. II. Bra Hey { the
deieg ates elect to attend tie district con
vcntion OF the W. o. W. that meets III
Tacoma May and s.
Mr.. aud Mrs. }. G. Hogan were hosts
to the "Ihlmble club" last evening.
THIS cub Is composed If young married
ladies', and 1t beng an evening session.,
the husbands were admitted.
W. Ii. Van Slice, OF Owosso, Michigan,
has concluded to move his portable saw
mil, from that city to Aberdeen, and set
it up here for the manufacturing of hem
lock lumber for finishing purposes
The body Of George Dayton, a logger,
was picked up in the Wishkah river,
yesterday. Receipts found on the body
showed that he had worked for MIR.
! Stock well III Camp number two, and en-
quiries are being made to find out more
about him. The body was inferred by
| DOVES N haiUUlpn.
THIS morning, Miss Helen Elgie, Il
missionary Of the American Baptist Mis-
sion at Ningpo, China, who was The
guest OF Miss Abigail Cook, Of this city,
ior Il couple Of days, left for Ter home at
Muskegon, Mich. Miss Egie has be-n
IN China Tor SIX years, and is now home
on short urloCgn,
Ga Tuesday, the master of the tug,
Sea Rover was fined 5000 by Deputy Col
lectcr Dorm !or navigating the waters OF
Grays IIarbor without a license. Later
in the day, he was fined 1920 for having
II unsigue men on board. The tugboat
master appealed TO the department OF
of commerce and labor.