Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-15

-" "'E'' 'C' 10 putting III Az )ut Vow
worth OF fep,irs on his bakery building
Mrs. F. l.. Ha,tung will entertain a
party OF ladies' at luncheon tomorrow af-
ternoon.
! Mrs. S. &. kaufman returned last
week from a visit with her parents AT
Tacoma.
"A daughter was born this morning 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot Whitfield. Jr.. At
the NJ. K. parsonage.
The launch Arrow left here Friday for
South Bend, where che will ply between
that city and Raymond.
The F'i'nds in Council Club will meet
with Mrs. A. =. White, on Stewart ave-
nue., tomorrow afternoon.
a. l.. Davenport has commenced the
erection of Il modern residence az First
and NJ streets to cost 5000.
Miss Helen SCHNEIDER entertained on
saturday evening in honor of Misses
Harriet Hogan and Alice Halferty.
). Shyrock is erecting a 1920 esidence
at First and Jefferson streets. It,sto
oe fuil two stories, with modern f-
tings.
Mrs. Collins came down from Seattle
yesterday, to visit Mrs. John Damit,o.
VINO Is slowly recovering from a stroke
Of paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Fletcher have
moved permanently to Tacoma. Mrs.
Fletcher and the household goods went
up this morning.
appendicitis. Dr.. Watkins says that the
stage OF the disease was 80 adyauce, that
II she had waited II hours longer he
could not have saved her.
A. X. Dahney arrived from oakland
Cal.' last week, and is having the " .,k
pushed on the second floor OF his business
o'ock. Wishkah and Il streets.
The American Mil, Co. is still making
improvements to their plant. The latest
10 y large lumber shed. located near the
river At the loot OF Matkst street. to cost
about $3.50. ,, i;
. Rev. s. G. Revelie.y Of the Washington
ChiIdren's Home Association, is in the
city, IN the interest of that institution.
ne preached in the Congregations,
CHURCH last evening.
Jesse Bates and H. D. Fuller left for
Jet1erson county by way of Mocllps this
morning, to work on their land claims.
Ihey were both laden with shrubbery
and fruit trees as we'll as provisions.
GU. Dunn, of the Seattle Contracting
hrm OF Dunn & Dunn, which has been
employed by the city to prepare an est;-
mate Tor the sewerage of what is known
as "the flats" in upper town was in the
city Tor several days lately taking levels
and preparing data.-South Bend Pilot.
The experts who have been at work
on the city's hooks. finished their )abors
Saturday, though it will be some davs
yet before they Turn in their report. Ono
item worth mentioning lie that the assets
Of the city are $l6s. 900 greater than its
liabilities. This showing is much better
than was expected.
Capt. A. T. Stream has heen exonera.
ted from blame in connection with the
wreck of the schooner. Endeavor. The
Endeavor was injured by going on the
entrance jetty in January, for which
Capt. Stream was blamed. The result
OF the inquiry hel here last month nv
Inspectors Whitney and Turner has
been in favor Of Capt. Stream. He r..
reived a letter from them in which he ia
fully cleared Of all blame.
The Gravs Hsrbor Minister'S Alliance
met in the Baptist church in this CITY.
this morning. Plans were discussed for
a united Effort along evangelsifc lines.
for both Hoquiam and Aberdeen. Evan.
gelist Crooks, who is at present holding
meetings in the NJ. F.. church, addressed
the meeting. taking the place of the pa
per that wac to be read by DR.. George A
Watson. The next meeting is to be held
in HCOniam