Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-12
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Rubber goods at Evans Drug Co. tt

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Rubber goods at Evans Drug Co. If
Farm For Rent,-The Hnlet fam for
rent on the Wishkah river. Inquire on
the farm 52-2t
Mra. J ]. Carney entertained the
Birthday club at luncheon yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mcintyre, wife of the mayor OF
Hoqulam, was the guest OF Mrs. Ii. II.
Garter Yesterday.
The F. E. Jones Co. cold on Wednes-
day for NJ. r. Sherwood, lot Is, in block
20, South Aberdeen. for 500.
A number OF changes have been made
in the rooms of the Eiks hall by the re-
moval Of partitions on the lower floor.
Bridge Inspector Campbell. OF the
Northern Pacific road, has been in Aber.
deem lo king after matters connected
with the new steel bridge which the
company is building here.
E. A. Hatch, OF Bellingham lodge,
grand district deputy exalted ruler. and
f. n. Ingersoll, past grand district depu-
ty exalted ruler, are expected at the
Elks lodge meeting tonight, and several
candidates will be initiated.
The fire depart mept was callei out for
a supposed blaze in the Alaska saloon OH
Tuesday morning. Chief Schneider found
on arriving on the ecene tn t the bar
tender had dozed and had allowed the
smoke from stove to fill the saloon.
George C. Dietrich, of Seattle, con.
tractor and builder, has been in the city
dnring the week Mr.. Dietrich has a
patent on what is known as reinforced
concrete whereby for instance. beam
l2O or $50 feet long will support itself.
The First Church of Christ. Scientist,
holds services in its church, on FIRST
street near Broadway, every Wednesday
evening at s, and every Sunday morning
at II. All are cordially invited to attend.
Subject for next Sunday, "Substance."
q. w. Richmond, OF Cent,ala, is in
the city introducing patent wire fence
that il manufactured at Chehalis. Mr..
Richmond established the first steam
laundry in Aberdeen. and lie now eecre.
tary OF the company making the fencing
Judge Irwin sentenced May Williams
the colored woman convicted of man.
slaughter in the second degree by jury
in the superier court for the killing Of
Gertie Baxter, to pay a fine of 81 and t.
serve an indefinite term in the state pri.
son at Walla Walla.
Chief Schneider's new uniform suit
got its first baptism OF water, and not
very clean water at that, at the fire in
the dry kiln of the Western Cooperage
Co.. yesterday afternoon. The new uni
form looks well on parade, but is no,
very good to fight fire with.
1t coaxes back that we'll feeling
healthy look, puts the sap of life in
ease. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
the whole family. 35c, Tea or Tab
lets at w. B. Paine & Co.
Engineer McDougal, who has beer
serving the city in an advisory way il
connection with the building Of the Soutl
Aberdeen water system. states that the
work on the dams, mains and Other
things in connection with the building o
the system, is progressing satisfactorily
Abbe kellogg Parsons. who has beer
granted a divorce by Judge Irwin. was 4
| former school teacher in that city. anc
met Mr.. Parsons, who was music teach.
er and preacher, in Hoqr am. This i:
the second divorce suit for Parsons. Mrs
Parsons alleges that she was compelled
to support Parsons and the children o.
! his first wife.
In the third trial Of 0. G. Vammen or
the charge of violating the Sunday law
Mr.. N&mmen'- attorney, when the case
was called Tueeday morning. asked Tor d
! change of venue ON the ground OF pref
dice Of Judge Loomis, which was refused
The attorney then asked for an adjourn.
ment of the case until Friday, which was
agreed to. In the meantime Mr.. YAM
mems attorney has asked Judge Irwin
for a writ OF prohibition in order to force
the change of venue.
The Aberdeen Athletic ASSOCIATION en-.
tertained at party Monday evening in
their rooms in the Ninemire block on
Market street. After a brief business
session a program was carried out in the
gymnasium. Among the feature was a
three round 60 between E. F. Jones and
William Grggs. The club decided tc
set aside Tuesday and Friday afternoons
from to O'Clock for the benefit of the
ladies'. The wives Of members and their
lady friends are to have the use OF the
rooms on those days, and between the
hours specified.
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