Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-14

The'vehicle license ordinance 10 now
in effect.
TIE latest magazines and other read.
ing matter at Evand Drug Co. If
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Springer have re.
turned from visit in California.
The Review Club will meet with Mrs.
Fred Nye tomorrow afternoon.
Mitch Fronsisouth is putting a $500
addition to his home at 81 Summit
street.
Almond and Witch Hazel cream will
Keep your skin soft and smooth. Evans
Drug Co. #
The Anderson 4 Middleton mill is
closed down today. owing to the water
pipes being frozen.
Attention! Young Mems Republican
Club. Turn out to the funeral of Albert
Hansen tomorrow afternoon.
The motor for swinging the Heron
street bridge has arrived and the work
oil its installation was commenced this
morning.
The Herald u the most widely read
paper on 0ray's Harbor. Wise sdver.
Users 6now II
The booklets descriptive OF Aberdeen,
prepared by the chamber Of commerce,
have arrived. and are being distributed
by Secretary Crissy.
This is The coolest weather experienced
on Grays Ha, Dor in numb Der of wears.
the thermometer registering 10 degrees
above zero at O'Clock this morning.
All members of the Young Mems Re.
club are requested to attend
the funeral of Albert Hansen, from the
Aberdeen Undertaking Parlors, at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wood, who hav
been in Aberdeen several weeks, left for
their home in Berkeley. CAL, Saturday.
Mr.. Wood is the California representa-
tive Of the Hart Wood Lumber Co., and
was here to attend the annual meeting.
The city council will me t in special
session this evening, to consider what
legislation is required for cities of the
second class, in order tt at the Chehalis
county delegation in the legislature may
work along such lines as the city may
indica'e.
Rudolph Distler, acting as agent for
the g. II. 4 P. S. r. II. Co.. has erected
4 com modious house barn at Cosmopolis
and established pack train to supply
the camps Of the company on North
River. The sight of pack train recalls
ear'y days on the coast to old timers.
The Aberdeen High School Athletic
Association elected the following officers
Friday: President, G. q. Hopkins, '07;
vice president. J. Callahan, 'Os; secre
tary. I. Shipman. '09; treasurer, Fred
F. Weatherwax, '0S; preas correspond.
emit. A. W. McDermoth, 90; sergeant-at-
arms. H. Cross, 100.
Rev. E. r. Prichard, who has been
suffering from an attack OF typhoid fever,
but has sufficiently recovered 20 as TO
again take up his work. was given quite
\ surprise on Thursday night by a call
rom large number Of his parshioners.
Before they departed they presented him
with a we'll filled purse. as a token of
their appreciation.
The Volunteers of America are pre-.
pairing to put new life into their work in
A berdeen, and 70 that end have leased
quarters in the Keystone block, Alb East
street. The following officers
arrived from Spokane on Friday, and ex-
Dect to be the active corps for the pre- =
snt: Captain and Mrs. W. H. Seymour,
Lieut.. B. Martin, B. Haycock and w.
Aper'z. They have pre-empted the cor.
Ter of Heron and streets for their open
'ir meeting, so as not to conflict with the
salvation Army.