Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-05

week.
Mrs. H. w. Smith, of Olympia, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. b.
Bridges
Miss Virgil Nichols entertained
Friday evening, in honor of Miss
Ruth Medcalf, of Montesano.
Miss Laura Hubert entertained
the T. A. T. Club Thursday evening
at her home, 712 West Fifth street.
Residents of the newly graded
streets on the hill are setting out a
number of trees in the parking
strips
DR.. d. A. Schumacher has received
word of the death of his brother, j..
D. Schumacher, Friday night, at
Ballard.
The remains of Verttii Hertala,
who persisted in a fish boat on the
lower harbor last Wednesday, were
buried in this city Friday.
The trial of Morris Shiffrin, for
the murder of Arthur Grassland, at
Oakville, was commenced in the Su-
perior court this morning.
d. HansOn's cottage, at 1920 West
Market street, is not large but as it
assumes proportions, show good ar
chitectural design and will make
him cosy home
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Wheeler and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fraser entertain
ed their Sunday school classes Fri
day night, at the Wheeler home,
Sixth and E streets.
Geo. b. Hopkins has moved his
dwelling house from the corner of
Eighth and Broadway, and will erect
a handsome modern dwelling on the
ground, which is conceded to be
one of the finest residence sites in
the city.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are making preparations for
an Easter sale, to be held in the
social room of the church next Sat-
urday. In the evening they will
serve chicken dinner from $3.50 to
s o'clock.
Charles r. Sauers is preparing to
build two modern residences on his
property, on the corner of f and First
street. The plans are not only mod
ern but show taste in design and
will be a desirable addition to the
neighborhood.
The concert given by the "Boys
Gymnasium club of the Congrega
tional church on Friday evening was
quite a success. The concert was
free but the boys had candy, home.
cooking, etc, for sale, and cleared
$14 from their venture.
Women who desire to vote at the
school bond election, April "a, must
register at the office of the schoo
board, in Postoffice block, by Apri
10. Men who registered for the
city primary need not register again
but others must register.
S. A. Randolph, who has been con.
fined to his home with inflamma tior
of the bowels, and who was vel
enough to be in his place of business
on Friday, had to go to the Aber.
deem General Hospital Friday even.
ing suffering from a relapse.
John Landers was down from his
Wishkah farm last week, and settled
his law suit with the Wishkah Boon
Co. The Highland Home Boom Co.
which recently purchased the Wish.
kah Co. settled the matter in q
manner perfectly satisfactory to Mr.
Landers.
The city elections tomorrow arc
attracting little if any attention, the
contests. The vote tomorrow viii
primaries, and will be the first cleo.
ton in the history of Aberdeen
without contest.
a special car carrying w. C. Al.
bee, division superintendent of Tho
Pacific division of the n. p. railroad
0. c. Green, superintendent of tele.
graph, with headquarters at st
Paul, and e. E. Il. Dildine, assistant
to Mr.. Green, passed through the
city to Moclips Thursday night or
a trip of inspection.
The preparatory work of levelling
and getting ready for putting the
concrete on Heron street is now il
progress, and travelling will soon be
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