Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-05-18

Miss Marjory Girton entertaine
the Qui Vive club Thursday evening
Goo. Wolff introduces the novel;
of the season, Bob Evans Neckwea,
A. Morris left for Portland toda,
! to visit an old college chum in tina
city.
George Wolff introduces the novel
ty of the season, Bob Evans Wasl
Suits.
Harding & Engen, Real Estate
rooms 1 and Lumber Exchang,
Building.
Mrs. j. w. Clark entertained tn,
Ladies' Auxiliary of the o. E. S
Thursday afternoon.
Offices for rent in Lumber FIX
change Building. Elegant rooms: low
rents, long term leases. Harding &
Engen, Agents
Mrs. S. R. Nettleton entertained al
l O'Clock lunch on Saturday. A large
party OF ladies were present and
spent the afternoon at that hospit.
able home.
The members of the Christian
church, who have been holding their
meetings in the scandinavian Meth
odist church, have rented the Nelson
hall on Wishkah and X streets, and
will hold their Sunday services there.
j. l.. Smith, of Seattle, has bought
the meat market on G street, opposite
the postoffice and is remodeling the
shop so as to have it up-to-date in
every particular. When opened again
Mr.. Smith will have a first-class
place.
Jacob Jakavic died in one of the
local hospital this morning at 5
O'Clock of cancer of the stomach. The
funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later. The body is now at
the Bowes & Randolph undertaking
parlors.
E. b. Benn's residence, which is
being moved by John Anderson to
Sixth and X streets, is stopped at
First street and Broadway, until
some arrangement can be made with
the contractors who are grading
Broadway.
The management of the Empire
theater has kindly assisted by the
loan of the Blossoms the most
popular specialists in the city, and
the fact that Mrs. Nellie Berry-Tailol
has drilled the cast is in itself q
guarantee of success.
The Pythian Sisters initiated six
candidates on Thursday evening AT.
ter the business session a banquet
was partaken of, served by the side
which lost in the membership con.
test, that has been going on during
the last three months.
Rev. Frank Larson, the newly ap.
pointed pastor of the scandinavian
Methodist church, held his first ser.
vice in this city yesterday. This
church has been closed for several
years and the present opening is
looked upon as a venture.
To relieve constipation, clean out
the bowels, tone and strengthen the
digestive organs, put them in a nat
ural condition with HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, the most reliable tonic
for thirty years. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. w. B. Paine & Co.
Representatives of the commercial
bodies of the county will meet in Alb
erdeen this evening, to formulate a
petition to the board of county COM
missioners asking for an apprOpria-
ton sufficient to make a creditable
showing at the Alaska-Y ukon-P Pa cific
exposition.
Geo. Crook Post No 60, G. A. R.,
of this city, and the Woman's G. A.
r. club, will hold memorial service
at the Congregational church next
Sunday at II a. m. Rev. c. McDer-
mum tiiC oVi iiioh' cetNINl .
and children of the public schools are
especially invited to be present at
this service.
While out hunting with some COM
panions yesterday, Benjamin Costello.
a boy between 16 and II years of age,
was fatally wounded by an acciden-
tai discharge of his rifle. The exact
particulars will not be known until
the coroner's inquest. in the mean
time the body is held at Bowes e.
Randolph's morgue.
Last evening the tugboat captains
and bridge tenders on the harbor
met with U. S. Engineer Clapp in the
freman's hall at Hoquiam, to dis
cuss the troubles existing between
the boatmen and the bridge tenders.
So far as Aberdeen Is concerned the
showed that there never
had been any trouble at North Alb
erdeen, but about three months ago
a boat had to wait five minutes. An
showed that the trouble
was with the machinery and not the