Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-05-13

Dean for best Tea and Ctffee. Phone
l4ll Tor prompt delivery. If
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Bowes went TO
Moc'ips this morning on short business
trip.
T. Fl. Hill is quite i'll with typhoid
fever at his home, 5l3 East Wishkah
street.
w. II. White ias force OF men at
work on he new Zeasko block on WISH
kih street.
P.J. Ntzhugh, has purc ased the Kalb
cottage, on North G street etween Sec
o ID and Thr'.
mum 'rr f ir moulder4 have come
down from the Sount and we found
work In the mi S on Il e Harhor.
ID. Rogin went t" on sano this
mofnint. Frtn tn, re h. will take a
tramp tlroug the WOO Is looking up
timber.
Lars Shaker and iSmi'v will leave to-
morrow for san Barnldido, CAL, to re-
side. The move is male on account of
the health of his son.
-Four plain drunks had Justice Afmin-
istered to them this morning by Judge
Fox, and all pal their allotted portion
into the city treasury.
Mrs. w. y. A drrws arrived last
week from COSTA d, Cat, to Join her
husband, Dir. Andrews. who has decided
to locate permanently in Aberdeen
The mondeis in tn. Douglas Bros
foundry were the last on the Harbor 10
60 out, when the order 10 strike came.
AT present that department OF their
shop is lul-.
Mr. and Iir>. J. O, Gagnon have re-
turned t" Aher''r-n rem MoclipS, NJ.
iagnon haviug disposed oi his business
there. He is looking for "a business OPEN
ing III Aberleeu.
Hereafter all vehicles must be taken
oil II e streets at nigit. The practice Of
unhItchlng horses AMI eaving The wagons
ON the streets over night Is to end. 80
says the stIeet COMMITTEES.
The mem' ers OF the local High s.ho, l..
who went to attend the "Meet" at Pull
man last week, returned last evening.
Seattle gal.ed IS points in the whole
| trials. In the trials in eocu,ion, Ritz
willie won first, and Everett second place.
Mrs. II. II. Carter, who was taken
suddenly Ill Friday forenoon, has so far
recovered a. tu be ont OF danger Mrs.
Carter Is at the irays llaibor hospital.
where an'Upordtuu "as performed, wnIcil
no duub. saved her HE. The many
friends Of Mr.. Csrtef arc glad to hear of
ne' recovery.
rne a lies Of the ". &. Il. L. held IL
jp,nl session Win the Ministerial Adj.
aucr thus lprrnppn. for the purpose OF
preparing a petijI II 10 he ciiv council
ash'ng ttiai 4 ecprIa'e cell be matte III
the city Jail for women. Also mat the
d
police tnation. when he may deem il
necessary.
City Treasurer Sargent received u re.
ml,tance from the county treasurer. sat
nlday, Of Aberdeels taxes, amonn Ing
to S35 800 .04, divided an NJ the funds
a, follows: Current expense. $25, 251 81
| Interest on bonds, S4.39S 81; sinking
/ fund, S6.2lS IS A call for current ex-
pense warrants amounting to $4,000 has
! been made.
/ On the alleged interference of one of
the counclmen, Friday, Officers vii.
liams, LIGHT and >earles notified The
! proper authorities that they we're ready
to hand over their stars until they knew
who had charge OF the police department.
Chief Schneider and Councilman Jones
succeeded i'll getting all quiet.
Eighty-one chatter members were
initiated into the mysteries of Owldom
Friday night by Grand Executive II.
Leavitt, and Grand Secretary Cha. B.
/ Wood, and the following officers were
indicted in Office Executive. Dan Pear.
sail vice executive. Geo NJ. Com pes !;
vicar, NJ. l.. t'nger; secretary, | F..
Mlchaels; treasurer, +. o. Fulmer
physician, DR.. Fl. G. Ute.
Yesterday being Ascension Sunday,
DeMoIai Commandry attended divine
services in the Congregational church.
The morning sermon was on the subject
of the Ascension and the music was a
SPECIAL feature OF the occasion, Mr.. II.
F. Brown rendering "A solo on the "Tr-
umphant Christ" These who attended
we're both plea,e' and benefited. The
Sir Knights at their asylum thanked the
church for the service and those who
took mains to go beautifully decorate the