Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-28

The ladies of the congregational
church, will serve - O'Clock lunch
on Thursday at the church.
Jesse FIMurphy and daughter. Miss
Marjory, are down from Seattle on
business. guests at Hotel Washing
ton.
Hugh O'Hare will leave tomorrow
for a visit to his old home, at Renfrew,
Ontario, after an absence of nearly
20 years.
Charles Neeson, left for a cruise in
the timber on the Columbia river
this morning and expects to be absent
several days.
The Aberdeen and Hoquiam militia
companies had target practice yester-
day morning at the shooting grounds
west of Hoquiam.
Mrs. Ellen Cloney accompanied her
daughter as far as Seattle today. Miss
Cloney left for an extended trip
through Michigan and other states.
Judge Hadley of the Supreme
Court, was an Aberdeen visitor Satur-
day. While on the harbor he was
the guest of w. l.. Adams of Hoquiam.
The bricklayers and Masons union
has increased the scale for work done
at mills from Sc to $40 per day, and
time and a half for overtime, and
double time for Sundays.
The steamer A. G. Lindsay, owned
in Aberdeen, smashed into a dock al
( Cordova, Alaska, while making a
landing, and damaged the structure
to an extent of about $4,000.
The jury in the superior court Sat
urday gave verdict for $179 in ia
vor Of the Ninemire Packing Com
pany against the n. p. Ry. Co. for
some cattle killed by a train.
Mrs. A. A. Jones and daughter
Mrs. Tom Taylor. returned Friday
from Hot Lake, Oregon, whore they
1 had been for several weeks for the
benefit of Mrs. Jones health.
Mrs. W. II. McWhinney and chill
dren returned from Eureka, Califor-
mia. Friday evening. Mrs. McWhin-
ney spent most of the summer with
relatives in Humboldt County.
Mrs. A. H. Hause was called tC
Wapato. Wash, Saturday, by the
death of her sister, Mrs. Cora Hougy
Mrs. Hougy was but 10 years of age
and was a bride of few months.
Fire Chief Adam Schneider. accom-
panied by his better half, left foi
! Victoria, B. c., Saturday morning, Il
attend the convention of the fire
chiefs. which is to be held there this
week.
| Jake Nudleman, the 5year-old
son of |. Nudleman, has been missing
since September II, when he lief,
home after lunch to go to school
and his parents are alarmed for his
safety.
Superintendent J. A. Forehand. OF
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in the city last week. looking over
the field, and decided to recommend
the building of his line in Grays
Harbor.
Mi. anu Mrs. Hal Anderson ard
children returned Friday evening
from a visit in Chicago andpo nits
in Michigan. They were accompan-
led by Mrs. Anderson S mother, Mrs
Middleton.
of Health Officer Chamberlain and
Street Commissioner Hits failed tC
| make him obey the law. On Saturday
he forfeited $40 bail in the police
court, and the question is now, will
he obey the law?
TIL suit of William butcher against
the ~ p. Ry Co.. for $4,000 dam
ages for an injured foot, was AMIGA
bly, settled to the satisfaction of both
sides, before it was called in the fed
eral court last week.
Mrs. Charles McDermoth gave the
! third of a series of afternoon parties
| to her lady friends Friday afternoon.
The ladies brought fancy work. an it,
with topics of conversation, made the
afternoon pass pleasantly and all too
swiftly
Mrs. c. w. Blackwell entertained
a number of little folks Thursday aft
ernoon at her home, 1914 East Sec
ond street, in honor of the eighth
birthday of Lucille Porch. whose
home in North Aberdeen was recently
burned.
The football game on Saturday, be-
tween the A. A. Association and the
High school team. resulted in a score
of 81 to 0 in favor of the A. A. AS
ISOLATION, who proved too heavy for
the boys. The High school put up
first class game, but were out
classed.