Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-26

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VIM Griggs left this morning foI
Portland on business.
Sheet music kept in stock or order
ed special. Evans Drug Co.
f. X. Drake denies the rumor tina
he is seeking the office of polio,
judge.
I Bowes & Randolph have received
an ambulance from the makers If
Portland.
Easter millinery now on display al
Mrs. D. j. Wheeler's, 800 East Wish.
Kan street. 56-2t
Mrs. Hammersly and sons, Frank
and Will, left Tuesday for Wichita
kas., to reside.
The condition of A, j. West is con-
slderably improved. He was able tC
be downstairs Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. b. Reid entertained the
Qui Vive Club Monday evening at her
home, Third and II streets.
Mrs. Scott Thomas left this morn
ing for Portland after visit with
her mother, Mrs. d. G. Haight.
George Wolff sustained a fracture
of his right arm near the wrist Tues
day by slipping on the sidewalk.
The S. w. Johnston Transfer Co.
has just received handsome ambu-
lance for use at their livery stable.
EDeputy County Assessor Ruth Town
send, of ,Ontesano, has been in Alb
erdeen several days ON official bust
ness.
The FOresters had one of their old
time enjoyable dancing parties Tues
day evening at their hall in East Abb
erdeen.
The subscription list of the chamber
of commerce, which is in circulation,
is being well supported for the COM
ing year.
Ray johnson is expected home to-
morrow from the state university to
spend the spring vacation at the home
of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Ben
johnson.
S. E. Slade, of the Slade Lumber
company, and his son, Russell, reached
Aberdeen last night, and will spend a
few days here. They are at the Hotel
Washington.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
will give a reception and tea the az
ternoon of April at the home of Mrs.
j. ID. Watkins, on Fifth street, be-
tween II and /.
E. Donaldson was up before the po-
lice court this morning on a charge
of assault and battery upon VIM.
Gohl, but was discharged, Mr.. Gohl
declining to prosecute.
The report that the c. E. Burrows
mill is to be started is premature.
While the new machinery has all been
placed and everything is complete,
The date of beginning work is indef-
mite.
The coming week will be the Eas-
ter vacation term of the state uni
versity and a number of the Aber-
deem students will reach home tomor-
row to spend the time with their rel
atives.
Miss Marjory Girton entertained a
dozen young lady friends at dinner
Tuesday evening, during which the
engagement of her sister, Miss Eliza
beth, and Mr.. r. H. Fleet, of Monte
Sano, was announced.
Jack Mcdonald has completed his
term of six months in the county Jail
for embezzlement, and has been re-
leased on a bond, which was neces-
sary to make good the amount of
costs in the case which have not been
settled.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Erick-
son took place yesterday afternoon
and was conducted under the auspices
of Wishkah Circle Women of Wood
craft Members of the Woodmen of
the World also attended. Rector
Greene of st. Andrews church Official
ted.
w. II. Ellis, manager of the Jack
screw Car Stake Co., returned to Ia
coma Tuesday, after equipping the
cars of Bale & Startling with the new
stakes. Gus Youngberg was given
charge for the company on Grays
Harbor, where the new equipment is
destined to be generally used.
Rev. La Violette of the Methodist
went to Tacoma to supervise
the plans of the proposed new Meth
odist church. While away he met
with the church section of the A.-Y.-
P. fair and exposition. This evening
he will be in Kalama, where he is
scheduled to deliver lecture.
Checkers are still the popular pas
time among a number of business
men who come down town evenings.
Several are in training for another
tussel with the Hoquiam players. The
Aberdeen men have not recovered