Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-10

main some time.
Miss Emilia Kesterson, of Montesa
no, is visiting the city, the guest Of
Miss Ella Nichols.
Next Saturday is cleanup day ant
the Aberdeen Improvement Associa
ton is urging citizens to assist.
Mrs. Matte Dennis went to Port
land, Tuesday, to remain until July
with her sister, Mrs. D. Rogers.
Dutten Knapp, who has been 6
student at the U. of w. at Seattle
has returned to this city, to spend
the vacation.
The city treasury was enriched by
$1,000 paid by the women of the
demi monde, yesterday morning in
the police court.
Claud Leitch left for eastern Wash
ington, by way of Seattle this morn.
ing. He will remain in the latter
city few days.
Professor P. A. Williams went to
Portland yesterday, to attend to bust
ness matters and at the same time
visit the carnival.
Mrs. William McGinnnis, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Charlotte Shan
non, left for her home in Vancouver,
B. c., this morning.
Mrs. Charles Anderson is entertain
ing the Ladies Aid Society Of the
Swedish Mission church this after
noon at her home, Oil Summit street
John A. Fox, special director Of
the National Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress, will address the citizens OF
Grays Harbor tomorrow evening at
Hoquiam.
Police Judge Phillips has certified
eight names to the superior court to
have the parties declared habitual
drunkards, under the provisions Of
the new law.
Piles are being driven in the Do.
Ian and Locke lot, near the corner
of Heron and l streets. 1t is not
expected that any other improvement
will be made at present.
Signs are being painted on the mar.
row walks in the resident part of the
city, notifying bicycle riders against
using them. No one can now plead
ignorance of the ordinance.
H. A. Benham arrived for Kosmos
Tuesday evening and left for his
home this afternoon. He will be &C.
companied by his daughter, Laura
who is attending school here.
The bonds issued for the building
of the Aberdeen high school have been
approved by the attorney general
The issue CT $4,000 was purchased
by the state at per cent interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Whitaker, OF
Chetck, Wisconsin, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Beck.
err, left for Southern California via
Portland, in their automobile, Tues.
day.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Rachel Ellen Lowry
and Mr.. Herman Almon Stevens, on
June 23, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Cathrine Lowry, 32a
North F street.
Health Officer Schumacher is max.
ing rigid examination of meat mar.
kets and daries, and yesterday con.
demned some meat in a local market
At present prices, meats should al
least be wholesome
Superintendent of Public Works
Geo. McDougal has everything ready
for the laying of the water mains
across the Chehalis river, to connect
with the Charlie creek system, as
soon as the pipe arrives.
The new roller recently purchased
by the city, on thirty day trial, is
in the hands Of repairers. On Tues
day it got ditched In soft spot at
Broadway and Heron, springing an
axle and doing other damage.
State Labor Commissioner c. P.
Hubbard, who was here trying to ar
bitrate between the mill owners and
the yardmen, returned to his home in
Olympia, Tuesday. Mr.. Hubbard did
not succeed in his negotiations.
Baccalurate exercises of the high
school will be held next Sunday, at
II a. m. in the Grand theater. Rev.
A. H. Hause will deliver the sermon,
Miss Anna Bellies the saluatory and
Harry Prentice the validictory.
At a. M, this morning, the fun
eral services of the late Mrs. l.. A.
Swan were held at the Roman Cath
Ollie church. Mrs. Swans parents
arrived from Butte, Montana, yester-
day to be present at the services.