Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-08-22

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Mrs. F. X. Drake is entertaining her
lady friends this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor retu ned
Tuesday from an outing at Moclip..
Geo. F. Nye has gone to Moclip., to
recuperate after his siege of tonsiits.
A very good assortment of office sup.
plies and blank books at Evans Drug Co,
Mrs. o. w. McKinlay is one OF the 10.
cal correspondents of the Wsshingtonian.
For Quincy, Express or Dray, call IA,
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt.
! ly filled. #
On Tuesday morning at the instance
OF the county attorney, all of the lid"
cases were dismissed.
Councilmen j. A. Hood and M, r,
Sherwood were granted a four week.
leave of absence last night.
80 down and IS per month will buy a
lot at Roosevelt beach. Lots $25 to $75
each. viii Lanning, 10 q st. If
Ave- - Ai'i'o gives HutlCe tndt SIXtn
street will be torn up for the next three
weeks from Broadway to the bridge.
Mrs. A. w. Barley and family re.
turned from Cohas>ett Tuesday. They
spent several weeks at that pleasant re-
sort.
The city has notified the mills that
water can only be provided for running
one half time until the present dry
weather ends.
Yesterday, Mrs. G. Z. Troutman, &C.
companied by Mrs. Gerald Kane Miss
Fox and W. j. MCPHERSON, went to NJ :
clips to stay a week.
In score of s to 6 in favor Of Spokane,
Tuesdays game closed, with Aberdeen
beaten Higgin botham and Spencer
were Aberdeen's batteries.
Rev. &. Webb, of Trinity church, Ia.
coma, and daughter, who have been
spending the summer at Moclips, re-
turned to their home today.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church gave 10 cent tea at the resi-
dtnce OF Mrs. 9. +. Brownell, 1O7 West
Fourth street, yesterday.
Weather permitting. the young people
OF the Congregational church will give a
lawn party, at the horne of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Fuller. tomorrow evening.
The South Aberdeen NJ. E.. church
Sunday school at 10 a. M. ; evening ser.
vice .. m, Rev. G. A. Landen. Presid-
ing Elder OF Chehalis district, will
preach. Special music.
. A warrant is out for Geo. Corwin, ex.
proprietor OF the Pullman saloon. The
, Aberdeen Brewing Co. charges him with
, concealng and making away with mort
gagged property. The brewery claim ie
5000.
Twenty coasters and their ladies' as
sembled on board the Rosamond Tues.
day evening at the Call OF Capt. Chase.
. 1t was nothing but good time all the
evening and the guests are talking about
it yet.
!, Capt. S. II. j. Dorm, deputy collector,
has returned from a two weeks vacation
which he spent in Spokane and in Idaho.
Mr.. Dorm, while away, attended the NEE.
ing of the Spanish War Veterans at
Spokane.
Mre. J. G. Cross entertained in homer
| nf leo Inn, Dc. oe Arl,I
gon. yesterday afternoon. AS hostess
:. Mrs. Cross excels. and her lady friends
are always glad when she opens her ho. :
pitabe home.
The case Of G. NJ. Brick VS.. VIM. Gohl
, for trying to provoke an assault, was
tried before Justice Fox, yesterday, re-.
sultng in change OF venue being taken
to Judge Lanning's court, and has not
been tried yet
The services in the Congregational
church next Sunday will be as follows:
Morning service, II O'Clock; Sunday
school, 12:l5 NJ. Y. P. S. c. E.. 7 p m.
There will be no evening service. Specie. |
hiHSiC III VIC
Yesterday a fire broke out in the
woods at Coats camp, about four miles
up the Wi,hkah. The bunk houses and
engineers shed were destroyed. but no
other damage was done. Today the
camp is running as usual.
broken roil caused three cars loaded
with logs. to jump the track on the n. p.
bridge across the Wishkah, yesterday at
10 a. NJ. The heavy cars hroke through
the ties and it was 5 p. m. before the
bridge was cleared. No damage was
done to the train or logs.
Mrs. J. II. Fuller was hostess Tuesday
evening. in honor of the Misses Pearl
and Lillian Tompkins. Miss Pearl left
yesterday for her home in Wisconsin.
where she is teacher in the academy
at Fond du Lac Miss Lillian will retain