Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-05-04
Fine stationery at Evans Drug Co. =

ton Store. Phone 1917.
Sheet music kept in stock or order
ed special. Evans Drug Co.
Architect G. B. Reid went to Seat
tie this morning on business.
Architect C. E. Troutman is draw
ing plans for a school house at Te-
nino.
Nose Goldsmith, of the Empire
theater, went to Tacoma on business
Saturday.
The Jolly Girls club was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. F.
l.. Carmen, Hoquiam.
The High school gave a reception
Saturday evening in honor of the Wis
iting athletes at the Gym.
Miss Ethel Ames, Montesano
school teacher, visited Aberdeen
friends Saturday and Sunday.
, Mrs. w. H. Cady held the lucky
, number Friday night at the Grand
theater and drew s25 hat.
l.. L. Judson has returned from
Oakland, Ore, where he was called
by the illness of his mother.
c. c. Wilson had his right thumb
badly cut Friday, while working in
North Aberdeen shingle mill.
The saloon of o. c. Vammen was
closed Saturday, the license having
expired, and it is said will not be re-
newed.
Mrs. ]. E. Pecatche left this morn
! ing for New York, where she will
take steamer for her old home in
Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Trask were
down from Montesano last week, Wis
iting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L..
l.. Trask.
The dance at the Pavilion Friday
night by the HOquiam Elks was at
tended by quite number of Aber-
deem folks.
Mrs. H. ~ Anderson entertained
Friday afternoon, in honor of Mrs.
S. M. Anderson, who is down from
Seattle on visit.
Mrs. Jacob WeatherwaX went to
Seattle today, to visit her daughter
Mrs John r. Bertholf. She will re-
main until after the visit of the bat
tleship fleet.
James Mccarthy, a saloon swamp.
err, was before the court this morn.
ing charged with boot-legging yes
terday. He plead guilty and was
fined $50 and costs.
Mrs. Louise Demeree is having
plans prepared for a two-story bric,
and concrete business block, 50X7(
feet on Heron street, adjoining the
Seattle block, now in course of cree
ton.
Nels FOrsen, vag who was order.
ed out of town after serving a jai
sentence, returned last week, ant
was promptly gathered in by Officer
Kelly and again landed in jail. He
will probably stay gone next time.
William butcher was called tt
Portland Friday by the death of his
mother Mrs. II. M. butcher, aged Is
years. Mrs. butcher was well anC
favorably known in Aberdeen where
she resided for number of years.
Contractor Strand is pushing the
Nv; fo1 tp.
ton at WestpOrt, and it is expected
the plant will be in operation in time
to communicate with the battleshiI
fleet as it passes off Grays Harbor.
Alexander Kuton, we'll known
rounder below the dead line was ar
rested by Officer Kelley Thursday af
ternoon while creating a disturbance
on South F street. He was fined
500, or 60 days in jail
Andrew Anderson came from Taco
ma last week, to take the position OF
engineer of the fire department, vice
Ed. Lunan, who resigned to engage
with A. w. Plympton in the garage
of the Aberdeen Auto company.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Watt Coplant
and son Stanley left Saturday for 6
visit with friends in Seattle and Vic
toria. Frem there Mrs. COPELAND viii
start for her childhood home in Scot
land, going from New York on the
steamer Luisitana May q, where she
will make an extended visit.
Ed Dolan was annoyed last week
by a silly rumor to the effect that
he had been arrested for smuggling
opium, and the $50 taels of the drug
had been found on his premises. The
rumor was spread by a crank named
Ranck, who was taken to the police
station and questioned, but would
say nothing further than he had
heard it.