Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-05-25

see the Waldron for housekeeping
nats. 66-9
DR.. Mayme MacLafferty over Bos
ton Store. Phone 1912.
Major and Mrs. r. S. Nettleton are
visiting their children in Seattle.
Goo. Wolff introduces the novel;,
of the season, Bob Evans Neckwear
Harding G Engen, Real Estate
rooms 1 and 2 Lumber Exchange
Building.
Don't forget the Waterman Ideal
Fountain pen is sold and recommend
ed by Evans Drug Co. =
The Review club will meet with
Mrs. b. ]. Garman, POP East Fifth
street tomorrow afternoon.
| Furnished and unfinished house
keeping rooms. Gas ranges and pri-
vate baths, at The Waldron. 66-91
Offices for rent in Lumber Ex-
change Building. Elegant rooms; low
rents, long term leases. Harding &
Engen, Agents.
E. j. Charters, who is employed at
Ozette, WASH, left for his home Sat-
urday after spending.a week here
with his mother.
A. w. Middleton and son, Edward,
were among those who went to Seat
tie Saturday, to be present when the
fleet arrived in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. johnson and
daughter, Mary, went tolSeattle Sat-
urday, to witness the celebration of
the arrival of the fleet. They will re-
turn home tomorrow.
The steamer Claremont, which has
been on the marine ways at the Lind
strom Co.'S shipyard, left the ways
on Friday. She will load at the Hart
Wood mill for San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Barley and
Miss Sly left this morning for Seat
| tie, where Mr.. and Mrs. Barley will
visit friends, and Miss Sly will pro-
coed to her home in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. .Green returned
from Seattle yesterday. Mrs. Green
has been visiting in Grand Rapids,
Michigan, and was met at Seattle by
Mr.. Green on Friday, and stayed over
one day to see the fleet.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Weatherwax
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Green returned
from Seattle yesterday. They report
an immense tcrowd of people there
from all parts of the state to welcome
the Atlantic fleet, which arrived there
Saturday.
Max Brachvogel, Roscoe Jensen
NJ. A. Garlock, Gus Stratton, A. w.
McDernoth, Fred G. Redinger and
Conrad Knudson, Jr., made party
to take in the sights at Seattle, during
the visit of the fleet. They left on
the train Saturday morning.
G. P. l.. Roberts returned home
from Moclips Friday, where he has
been building couple of chimneys
He reports Moclips as being in the
midst of preparations for the coming
spondingly brisk there at present.
Loaded with 1875 sacks of flour
the dray belonging to Hudson & Ha-
vens went through the planking at
Heron and G streets, Friday after
noon. The breakdown happened in
the rOad-bed of the electric road
and caused considerable delay to the
cars.
The long distance telephone board
at Hoquiam has been removed to the
Aberdeen office, and hereafter all
messages from the Harbor will pass
through this office. This has been
done to make the service more eff
cient, but the Hoquiam people can
not understand it that way.
The General Engineering and Con-
tracing Company have received in
structions to go ahead with the cree
tion of business block on the west
one-half of lot 5, block &c, on Heron
street between Broadway and X sts.,
the contract price being $1,000. The
| building will be owned by H. H.
| Heney.
The track meet between the Frank
lin school and the Freshman class of
the high school, Saturday, ended in
victory for the school. The con-
tests We're in so, 100 and 200 yard
dashes, half and quarter mile run
ming race, 220 yard hurdle race, pole
vaulting, high and broad jump and
relay race.
Colin Mckenzie, the photographer,
has succeeded in getting quite good
picture of the Teddy bears which are
to be presented to the fleet by the city
of Aberdeen. He has procured cut
of the group of sixteen bears, and it
will be used in working up souvenir
which will be great advertisement
for Aberdeen. There will be about
20, 900 of the souvenir.
M. R. Cook, Of the engineering
CORPS of the Northern Pacific Rail-