Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-21

- Sheet music, plenty of it at Evans
Drug Co. ~
S. A. Randolph went to Elma on bust.
ness this morning.
The latest magazines and other read.
ing matter at Evand Drug Co. If
Tie welcome rain came Friday night
and carried off the last vestige of snow.
There was six inches OF ice on the
pond at A. F. Goats upper camp last
week.
Miss Lillian Fleet, OF Montesano, Wis.
tied Aberdeen friends last week. the
guest OF Miss Hogan.
A vagrant named John Hackett was
taken from Hoquia to Centralla Sat-
urday to answer murder charge.
The illness of Mail Carrier Scott has
developed into typhoid fever, and his
mother is expected today from Ashland,
Oregon, to care for him.
Councilman d. G. Crivyea has patent
ed Il band saw grinder which 10 ha;ng
manufactured in Aberdeen, and placed
on the market by the American Mill
Company.
Mrs. Chas. r. Sauers will entertain
the Friends in Council club tomorrow
afternoon. The occasion viii be the an.
nual Original Day." and a special pro-
gram will be rendered, commencing at
80 p. IN.
The alarm of fire at 5 80 this morning
was caused by slight blaze in the resi-
dence OF Chas. Beasey, sos West Mar.
ket street. 1t was extlnguished before
the arrival of the apparatus, with but
tiifllng loss.
The directors of the Grays Harbor
Base Ball Association are making siren
nous efforts to have the local team in a
good league this year and, we believe,
the people of Grays Harbor " II respond
literally to frrther these efforts.
Frenk Ferron and Frank Peterson
were up from Westport Saturday and re.
port that burg looking up. The con-
struction OF the dyke at that place is of
such massive construction AS to lead to
the belief that it will be used for a rail.
road grade.
Senator Poison was in the city Satur-
day afternoon. The senator saws the
fight made on his tax commission bill is
made by parties high in republican cir
Giles, and suggests that judgment on the
measure be deferred until later, when
some facts will be brought out.
The Knights Of Pythiae of this city are
planning for rousng meeting in about
two weeks. At that time a class of four
will be advanced to the Third Rank,
after which there will be banquet at
one OF the restaurants. The Knights at
Elma and Hoquiam will be invited to
attend.
The Aberdeen Fire Department is max.
ing preparations for their annual ball TO
be given February %. All who appre-
ciate the services OF these volunteers
should attend this ball, or if unable to
attend should patronize the laddies by
purchasing ticket, so as to aid its cue.
cess financially.
A young man named Otto Miller died
Saturday mornidg at st. Joseph's hes.
pital OF appendicitis. The deceased had
no relatives in Aberdeen and will Re
buried tomorrow afternoon from the ABB
erdeen Undertaking Pallors, under the
auspices OF the Bartender's Union, OF
which he was a member.
AT a meeting OF the clerks uuon,
Thursday evening the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Presi.
dent, F. A. Reed; let vice, Abbe Sears !;
"a vice, Vivian Steen; financial secre.
tary, Arthur Davis; treasurer, Geo. F.
Nye; recorder, Thomas Black guardian,
DJnald Ennis; guide, Henty Oleson.
Archie DuChiene, Frenchman en-
pioyed IN logging camp, was pulling
his duck boat onto the beach at South
Bay Friday evening, when his gun went
off accidentally, the charge entering his
body above the left hip and passing
through him. He was brought to the
Aberdeen General hospital on Saturday
morning, where he lies in a precarious
Condition.
Mayor France has issued an order to
the police. to stop lettering on the side
walk, and the blue coated guardians of
the peace now tell all idlers to move
on" The order is intended to put stop
to the congregations that usually assem-
BILE on the corners of Heron and F streets
to an extent that ladies' and children
fear being insulted in crossing to and
from East Aberdeen.
j. S. Boyle. OF San Francisco, repre-
senting the Associated Oil company, is
in the city looking into the feasibility OF
putting in plant and pumping station
sn this city. Mr.. Boyle is in the woods
now, visiting the different logging camps
and noting the cost OF maintaining en-