Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-05
Fred Hart went to Raymond on bust.

Jas. Parks left this morning for the
Colum bia river, on business.
Judge and Mrs. VIII Lanning went to
Seattle today, to visit friends in that
city.
F. f. Jones is spending the day in
Montesano, incidentally looking up good
prospective sales of county lands.
The Sea Beach cannerv will be started
in few days for the packing OF CLAIMS.
About forty hands will be employed dur.
ing the season.
Entirely unkno~n to to either teachers
or scholars, Principal Williams sounded
the fire alarm this morning at the Frank
lin sch Dol, and, without the least con.
fusion. the 600 pupils were out OF the
building in IS seconds.
The Review club celebrated its seven.
teenth anniversary at tie home OF M s.
F. X. Drake. Tuesday afternoon. The
rooms were handsomely decorated for
the occasion. and II pleasant time was had
chiefly in "reminiscences of old times in
Aberdeen.
1t coaxes back that we'll feeling,
healthy look, puts the sap of life in
your system, protects you from dis
ease. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea has no equal as a spring tonic for
the whole family. 35c, Tea or Tab
lets at w. B. Paine & Co.
The Cooks and Walters Union enter
tanned at dancing party in their ha
last Thursday evening. Prior to the
dancing there was a business session, at
which eight persons were elected to
membership. including all those en-
ployed in the Crescent hotel.
A. Gvlfe has received a copyright on a
new picture representing six stages OF
his baby boys life. 1t represents Sta,va-
ton, Anticipation. Hesitation. Accepta.
ton. Realization and Qualification. 1t
is a novelty in the way OF photograph
art. The pictures in their entirety are
entitled "Suc-cess."
Charles Cork. who has been blind for
some years. and who has made a habit
Of walking around his house on Terrace
avenue since he has been in Aberdeen
completed something over 5000 miles
before he was taken down with the grip
several weeks ago. He has now recov'
cred and resumed his walk ny feat Wed.
nesday.
Paul Gilmore. who will appesr in the
Grand theater Sunday night in his new
play. 1.-The Wheel Of Love-" was born in
Milwaukee. Wis.,, where his mother, who
is wealthy. resides. His father, who has
been dead some years. wac a magazine
publisher. Mr.. Gilmore a few years ago
married an Ohio heirese, who died, leav-
ing child.
Ray Elis. a former student in the
High school and for four years a popular
clerk in the store of GabrielsDn & Holm.
er, will leave on Saturday morning for
North Yakima, where he goes t. accept
the position Of city salesman for a gro.
Gerry house of that place He will take
with him the good wishes Of host oil
Aberdeen friends.
The putting in of the foundation Vi the
new steel bridge for the Northern Pacific
across the Wishkah river Is a point OF
great interest at present for the idle and
for the curious. A railway company
does its work so extensively, so well and
SO permanently that it Is we'll worth
stopping few minutes to notice the
preceding.
A.P. Stockwell and ]. D. Crary. who
went east two weeks ago. returned Tues
day night and this morning left for Sc
attic, where they will reTain several
days. There are rumUrs OF extension OF
the Grays Harbor Electric railway to
Montesano and other places tetween
here and the Sound, but the officials are
giving out nothing Just at present.
j. W. Walters and son, Fred, Of Ore
gou, have been The guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Ii. Carter. The men came from
Colorado with Mr.. Carter in the fall OF
1883. and all three settled in different
parts Of the Pacific coast. Since then
they have seen each other but little, and
the visit to Gravs Harbor was quite a
surpri to the county assessor.
Shirley Randolph has received letter
from hi4 brother, Howard Randolph, a
senior in the State University, medical
school at Ann Arbor, Mich, which is en-
cuuraging, for the young man is not yet
"a years OF age. When IA junior, Howard
Randolph won out over his class in an
inferno contest, and now mas been offered
position in the Northern Pacific hos
pitai at Missoula, Mont.
The steamer Inman, which sailed from
Hoquiam Wednesday, carried as part OF
her cargo SO bags OF oysters for San Fran
cieco. This is the fret shipment of oys.
ters ever made from Grays Harb r. and
is the result If the planting OF young east.
ern oysters three years ago. From pres