Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-11

dut SHOWER party tuesday evening
for Miss Fogle, at her home, 519 North
F street.
Children's Day exercises will be
held in the Baptist church next Sun.
day evening. They will take the
place of the usual evening services.
Rev. Amos Hahse, of the Baptist
church, will leave tomorrow morning
for Fall City, WASH, where he will
deliver the memorial address for the
order of Odd Fellows.
c. w. Miller. OF the Aberdeen
State Bank, has drilled we'll
through sand rock 14O feet at his
residence on Sixth street, in which
the artesian water rises within ten
feet of the surface.
The funeral of Joseph Krsticeyic.
who died Monday of consumption,
took place yesterday afternoon from
the undertaking parlors of Bowes &
Randolph, services being held at the
POIlSh Catholic church.
James. P. Doyle, of Geo. VOLTS
dry goods store, went to Portland yes
terday, to visit the wholesale stores
i'll that city. Mr.. Doyle is looking for
new ideas and snaps, and expects to
bring some of them back with him.
The Chehalis County Bar Associa-
tion will meet June 20, for the pur-
pose of naming four citizens, two of
each political faith, from whom the
superior judge will select two jury
commissioners for the ensuing year.
Percy J. Perry went to Seattle yes
terday, to take posit en as special
agent for the Tyson insurance COM
panies. John Perry takes his place as
manager of the Perry Lanning Co.,
in this city, and will not go to Alaska
this year.
The Grays Harbor Railway &
Light Co. has instituted suit against
the steamer Norwood for $2,391.71
damages, caused by loss of profits of
their Cosmopolis car line during the
time the Chehalis river bridge was
closed to travel.
Rev. F. A. LaViolette went to Ia
coma yesterday morning, to receive
his M. A. degree from the University
of Puget Sound. Mr.. La Violette be-
longs to the class of 1899 and is the
first one to receive the Masters de-
gree at that institution.
The jury in the case of Robert
Birmingham, the cigar dealer, arrest
ed for violating the Sunday law, re-
turned a verdict of not guilty Tues
day evening, and County Attorney
Boner will dismiss the two remaining
cases, as he finds conviction impossi-
BILE.
r. A. Wiley, chairman of the street
committee of the city council, has is
sued call for property owners on
Market street. between Broadway
and Division street to meet this eve
ming at the city hall to discuss the
permanent improvement of that
street.
N. L. Johnson is constructing a
stump-puller, which will be used on
the / street grade by Ellis & McGilli-
cuddy. This puller is known as the
lever stump-puller, and is worked by
team of horses with blocks and tackle,
and will lift any ordinary stump with
out any great effort.
The chamber of commerce has re-
ceived reply from the invitation
sent Andrew Carnegie to be present
at the formal dedication of the city
library. The reply is from R. A. Banks,
Hoboken, N. j., who says Mr.. Car
negie is in Scotland at present, but
hopes to visit Aberdeen at some flu
ture time.
The roof of the new library building
will be completed this evening, and
the interior will now be rushed to a
finish. Despite the fact that we have
had great deal of bad weather since
the building was commenced, from
the present outlook the contractors
will not be much behind with their
part of the work.
DR.. w. H. Chase has opened offices
in connection with DIR. Sullivan, at
1929 East Heron street, Rooms and
4. He is permanently located, and
will be in his Office every day. DIR.
Chase has had charge of the Smith
Optical Co. in Tacoma for the past two
years. lie is graduate of the North
ern Illinois College of Ophthalmology
and Otology of Chicago.
At the last meeting of Wishkah
lodge, No. "A, X. of P, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term; F. w. Loomis, G. c.; S. A.
Randolph, V. c.; Chas. Helble, P;
Ervie Phelps, NJ. at A.; J. F. Myles,
l. G.; William Tamblyn, O. g.; Dan
Bowes, d. D. G. G.. The officers elect
will be installed the first meeting night