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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

0aI6inqton. U2ai 81 Genius
9irettsren bar nj ofientligaiort fprite
Salpbel of Den enoeliae Genius 9erets
ninq. 8lanot OpqsrelIen beri tan
napnes, at Rbooe Sslan0 er Den tGts
teit bcfolteoe 2anosotl De 5oreneoe
Stater, 4O7 geboere paa 9oaoratmis
len; at 8Domin9 eno lite bar eet Uleus
nene paa SbaoratmiIen; al 2llaita enb
life bar / MenneTle poa bper 10 aOds
bratml. % tnOelig, at 6diDaii itaar /
9eIoltninqs QGtbeb oeO Sioen al
Waine % 2lrtanias.
Uere berom en- anoen Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01
SanmarfS Sort.

GipreIie 23x2s lOmmsr. Qruft /
forfeQlee bniuer. uiifr tlait Serubaner.
guer, aebitGbsr og SLATER, iomi alle
beipoeIesre ganosbpsr, itsre @latoe
og Rnfer.
Iillsnoes pau en- popruus portoirii
for d5 6ts.
Danish Iuth. Publ House,
Blair. Iebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

Der fanotes lite noget Spor af
Wanoens Rapn. Den berItenoe 2lntuz
gelie er. at Der foreligger ct SelOmorb.
Gn bioere llnoeripgelIe ferte til, at en-
9drberfniD bleD funben. SibIte Qar
mar 0eb iamme Steo fdnbt man noget
liqnenoe, men N}anbens Qabn bleb al
BRIG tenot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

Sg9er @rbinger ftore
R igbomme. gtepurt, %. S, Moi
30. - Gn of 2lrpingerne til Sdmcs
Booos RigoOmme, iom er p9rbiIat til
$80,000,000, er Wrs. Wl. Is. paters
ION, iiges Der. Sun preber paa at
titnne. bebiie bette, og oeriom bette fan
Ife, bill bun fad en- 9lrp aI 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01
3tonismen btnber en- Sejr.

2onOon, Moj 80. S 6eIge
,.Doilb W2ail" bar ben jsoiffe 5abres
lonOsbeOGgelie o3ionismen" punbet en-
lille, betpOningsful6 Sejr. Sormuns
ben Or. Ser3l er lite Blot blepen beto=
reret of Sultanen; ban bar enoog
faoet 2efte puo, at 3ioniIterne mao
laoe SSpoer bolette fig / bet ibOlige
galGltinu.
3ionismens forelsbi9e Maul er inm
betenot at oinbe Spbelano tilboge for
bet jebiite 8oIt. Den tpIfe Gejiet Dor
bjulpet @r. 9er3l.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

ct Monumentfor M'tei9s
tau. geb 6louo, Rebr.. U1ai 80. -
s 0aq, @ropim1tning5oagen, ble0 ct
Wonumtnt afilsret til 2Gre for 9onz
gresmano U}'teiatau. protesiionen
iamIeOes ST. l, marIderebe 9ennem
91ens Gooer uo til airteQaarben,
bDor MiIs Goit6 U1teiqfou ofIlereoe
Stotuen. 9erefter bolbt Bm. s.
8rDon o9 forbenoGrenbe Il. Q. See
nator often 3aler, 6pilte De priite
ben afoeoe bemolratiife 0Goersmdno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

SsieFtcretfens aenoelie bar giptt
qonaresien fri 6Gnoer angaaenoe
doroaltninqen af 3trritorierne. iom
pi to9 fra Spanien Den iioite arig.
glu qqloer bet ioa ON. at pi lite sr for
sgenturligc. men bi oQiaa ier ben til
oeres geofte. Ylangt pg meget ian
Qsres. % pi buroe baoe @etingelierne
til at funne 9sre BET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01
6grQeGiQ 9itbraQeIfe.

SsrgeGiq 3itbrogetfe.
BEDFORD, SnO.. Mai 30. - Gn GAM
mel Soloat, 9ielIon 9atfielo, Iom CT
6aOer til 7 pofsne Ssnner og 0etre,
itpb forit fin 9uitru. og oerefter rig
leIO. De baOoe lite lebet ct goot Sam
liD be Iibite to 2ar, 90 9uitruen baboe
6egpnot al Iege Stilsmisie. Gn 5ors
itaaelIe bleD naaet; men en- Worgen,
oa Wanoen bar onbt 9une, lob 6us
itruen fra 9iemmet. Wldnoen ienbte
en- ReOolpertugle efter benbe, og ben
rdmte benoes 9jerte, iau bun ogoe paa
Steoet. Derefter ltso Wanoen ia
lelp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01
@aibingtOn. ,. y.

gaibington, Moi %. - Der ipnes
life M at pare 2laria9 til at idmmens
taloe en- efstra Canning al &Ongre5s
ZEN, oa alle poIitiIle 2lnliggenoer lfal
pare beoite Oroen PrGiioenten pil
naa bet 6uioe 6us poa en- 3ib, bOils
ten BEN prlitiIte 6immel er tIar, og
bette pil Ielpfslgeligt lette qlrbeioet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

3eouttgr oeD. Den Gloite
dttioe aebdttBr De 5orencoe Stater,
,. 9. 6oot, Der uogap glubet ,,RiIes
Ulirror". afqit forleoen peb 0poen.
6an bar 86 2tar a. s iibite Sanuar
feireDe ban fit Is 2lars sSubilaum iom
5bpoQraf. Siben 1912 bar ban I'D.
qioet 9iaoet Ailes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01
yanlfs2lmrritanit.
. aa89ss ss sil'I0ss

Or. 5enger babres. ct.
Yaut. U}oi 80, - Den 6etenote oanite
Sirur9. Or. 66riitian 6en9er bleO /
8a9 oalgt i'll Meolem At ,tbe 2tsiocias
tion Of Ulilitarp Surgeons Of toe
llniteo States" oeo bette nu iteofin=
benoc 2orsmeoe Der.
s BET 9ele taget faar Or. 5enger
itsoIe me 9eDiier paa ben operoroentz
Ice Yris man bIanbt bele 2anoets
9ageItano letter poa bans gerionli9=
feO pg Gpgtigbe0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

5obritbriften i R. . a /.
Wal6ington. Mui 80. Gn forele=
big Snoberetning fra GenIusbureauet,
piier. at Der / Roro 0atota fnoes
1.130 inouitrieae 6ta6lisiementer. Der
repraienterer en- aapital paa 1896, z
400 ) 1890 fanotes 382 Gta6lisIes
menter, reprGlenterenoe 1884. .553.
0et er altIaa en- 5orsgelle af 1853
Procent
@Groien al be tilDirtebe 9rooutter
er iteget fra $5,028. .107 / 1890 til
$9.183.114 1900; en- Sti9ning al
S2.6 procent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01
Sc tnlinOc Sing.

5il 2Gre for Solboterne.
6bica9o, Uiaj 20. - Store 5orberes
oeller bleU gjort til at asre 9ugen iaa
feItIig iom mulig. De gamle Soloas
ttrs Grape bieD lmpttet meb &ranie
og 8lomiter, % itore qrocesiioner be-
GAP fg til be iorifellige 9irtegoaros,
bDor 3aler bolbtes Dagens 2lnleos
ming
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

Qpn6ing. Barton. 5Ia., Ulai
%. 9ltter bar 6loriOa pGret 9tt
nen for en- iorfGroelig IilorageIie
Gn Reger, 5reo giodels, bleo brGnot
pad gdaltt. Gn itor W}enneitemasie
operpareoe oeune forfaroelige 3ra=
gsoie. iom idnbt Steb 9pens U2iots
puntt
Tegeren bapoe Ianoet en- 6armers
6uitru, boorefter ban 9anite toIO6lo=
big oberfar benbes 6al8. 9enne
5i.oragelic, lom itete uoenfor 9ben.
naaebe 8Aen meb 9nnets 6urti9be0,
oq aae ie9te efter Ulorberen. 6an
bleO enOeli9 funoen, og man par enige
ON at 6r9noe bam. 9aalet blep
tanot pua bet Steo. bOOr 5or6rpoei
len par bleDen begadet, og yiegeren
maatte lGntet paa 09noer og 5eooer
6eItiqc bet. 6an bao ON Raaoe, men
WGngoen badnte bom. % efterdt be
baboe oberb9lot 8rGnoet meo 4eiroz
leum. iiot oe Slo berpaa. Giier en-
bdlp 3ines 6orleb bar Der lite mere
til6age al BAN, pg W9n9ben ltItes
ao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01
9IubfelfQt 0g0sfaGb.

g1ubfeGfQt 0g6sfaGb.
4mo 8tterien, Der 6ar 6olot Stole /
Bennington. i1ooeit for 8aterloo, So,
pooe forleoen me9et pluoitlig. 6un
bar paa @ejen til Stolen. od en- Blob
care ipran9, cg BUN falot ON % 0pOe
Zen ofbsoe. Der par Ell 8aiter Of
9ola g. 9eterien, bar 8aptiit.
Gpbsfolo. Sulius Qarfsn, Der
i en- Qlarrattc bar pGret 6armer /
5reOsoi1e o9 Omegn, 5o'Oa, men tiO=
li9ere boeoe 3pr6eben of Daterloo,
er efter en- langere 3io5 Spgoom afs
sdoet oeO 8eoen. S bet iiofe 6alOe
2(arstio op6oIot ban % @uitru fig bo5
oeres 6atter oa Spi9erien peo DARN
bi1e. 6uus Soroefaro fanot SteO
pao 5reosoiae airle9aaro. meooeler
Damn"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

5abritterne ftanofer /
Dag. Chicago. Ulaj 81. - Gn tot
Stanbsning / 2(rbeioet bill Ite / DAG
Iom 6elge af. at 100 5abritter itans
Ter, % peo bette bill 100000 Wdnb /;
G6icaQo blipe uoen 2(r6ejoe. Stands
ninaen Ter efter Grore al Hlatiniit
5agfpreningen. iom enlter bebre 9il
tadr oens 2lrbejoe Den inoienOte
til 5abriteierne lit llltimatum, Iom
l9o paa 8 5imers 2trbeibe og en- Gsns
foybsielie al 123 psf. FAINT andre
minbre pigtige 8eitemmelIer. 0ette
pil inbeIlutte mango 5irmasr oo Stils
lingen er meget tritiit Rpgterne
Iiqer, at Der er Here 5dbritter, iom al
lereoe bar unberitrepet oisIe getinqeI4
Ter. 2(rbeioerne er noget urolige, men
5aaber BOG, at en- 5orIlaaeiIe oil blioc
nadet inben ret lGn9e.
6abriteiernc bar boIbt U}ebe, og De
er lite iinoet til at 9ipe efter for 1aq
forenin9ens 5orlan9enoer. oq andre
6abriteiere Oil ogiaa itoa Dem bi, iaa
bet tan maafe blioe en- pdnIteli9 SaQ
for arbeioerne; men oerlom Der life
iter en- inarlig Operenstomit. tan
Stillingen bIibe meQet aloorli9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

Gn Gotur treber 8 Wterz
.nefteGip. philadelphia, 4enn.,
Maj 30. Gn 8aao. i bpilten Der
befanot fig 7 4erioner. 5 Dumer %
2 6trrer. mloieileoe Soar. 2lae,
unotaqen en- Serre. orutnece.
De bar uoe paa en- Gpittur pOa
G6utia 5loosn og bapOe bait en- for.
neelig Gftermiboaa. 8anoet itoo
temmelig bsjt 5loOen, Iom en- 5slge
al megen Reen, Iaa Strpmmen bar
meget itGrt. "a De oenote tiIbase.
tom be I'D / Strsmmen. fdd 9dd0en
bleo lite let at TO. 8eo en- ubeloig
Drejning tGntreoe ben.
Den ere 9erre rebbeoes peo 0iGlp
fra Stranobreoben. Der bleO aniti.=
let 5orisg paa at fnbe 2igene at te
andre Jets. men inotil tent pua 2lfte
nen bar bet enbru lite lDttebes.
5ru U( i IN leh s = y g Do n.
Daibington. Maj 30. - 5ru SIC.
ainlep bar noaet bebre / Dag, eno=
itent bum enonu er ipas 29gerne
boaber boe, at bun inurt bill Dpre j
Stano til at bare oppe. De bar goot
9aab ON benoes inurlige 0elbreoelie.
prGlioenten bar bjemme bet meite uf
Oagen. 9an bar liot ube at tere /
GFtermiooag, men bar bjemme igen
tiblig paa 2lftenen.
5unbet 6opeb. CT. 2ouis,
Waj 80. Gn Manbs 0opeo, iom
bar inoIbsbt en- summel aappe, blto
funOet nGr @ogemont Bart Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

9iemoo. pittsburg. Mai %.
qreiioenten meo 6eI9e er MI pad
geien biemao. ia ban Tom til 1T
oamle 6iem, Canton, 8. itanbieoe
3ogti en- tort 3ib, o9 ban fiji 2op til
at bilIs paa gamIe 8enner og getenOte.
3oget naaeoe 4ittsburg ST. 73O 81
termiooo9 og oil bare NoIbingtpa
/ Worgen ST. 7.30. 0e bill ba EaDc
oGret borte 80 8oge CO pil bare reiit
omfring peo 6.675 UiiI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

Stor @ape. Columbia, U}o.,
Ulai 30. U}rs. 9. 70. ct. Glair q
Ulrs. D. ;. Noore bar Itqntet ii
Gbriitian 6oaege Gjenoomme. Iom II
parbIat til $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

Wempbis, Waj 20. 8e eamle
GolO0ter fra SpOen afbolot aonben
tion Dag, oa De bleb eniae ON, at
beoe aongresien ON en- 8eoilling til
al paste be gomle Soloaters @raDe /
Roroen. De tGmpeoe tapperi for Sps
oens Gag. men diligebel maa oeres
foIte 6Oileplabs lite bliOe foriemt.
aopfeila b 8. Rep Yort, MGj
%. prGfoent Clement VI. @riss
com of .tbe Snternationul ylaOigation
Company" cg qreiOent s. 20. Wlacs
can af ,tbe Commercial Sable Cont
panp" bsgpnote Dag ct aapIejlaos
oper 2ltlanterbaoet. Wlr. 8riscom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

peaa OanIle eo. mt6. U}enigbeOs
me &irte Clinton, Hocl 60. Wi5.
bliber, om @uo oil, inobiet Spnoag n.
80. Sani. 3ilreiienoe, Iom beroeO
bjertelig ino6poes, beOes meloe beres
aomme til llnoertegnebe inben 20be
SUM. 8. Spr9enien,
@or 148, Clinton isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

0anft 9pqmefter. 0en
oanite 9p9meIter Sobn 8asmusIen.
Der bar bpsqet ben tore 3egerings=
bpguing paa uoitiaingen Buffalo "a
oesuoeu uOfert en- D}angOe andre 2trz
6eioer Der, osntes, 6elge ID. b. pic
neer", meO i'm 5amilie biem / naite
llae. 6r. 8asmu5Ien bill anta9elig
ta9e iiq en- tort 3ios 6bile / Omabo
o9 oerefter reiie til Ct. 2ouis, bpor
ban oil ipge at er6olDe aoncesIion pua
Spferefen al noale of De itprre 9pg=
ninger til Den foreltadenoe gerben5-
uoitiain9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01

SnbbielIe. S 9orsoags, poa
3atli9elGesoageu bleo ben me 5ilbp9s
ming til Del oauitc 5oipital ct. Guts)
/ HaCine inbpiet.
6oipitalet par feitlia lmpftet meo
omeritanIte o9 oanite 6lag.
Snobieliestalen bolote5 df aongresz
mano Cooper, Der oOergap 6olpitalct
til gpens proteitantilte SSnobpggere
og for @apen tattebe Ssieiterets=
BONNER Ninslglo.
Pditor @gtte ilutteoe Soften meb ,n
3ale.
9lngaoenbe 6olpitalets llbpibelie
fan Oi meboale Den belle OmbDgning
og lloDiOelie regnes at bape toitet $12. r.
600, en- @ape fra Wm. 0orlicf og
9uitru. 0ette 2@gtepar bar enItet at
lfGnte @open til Wtinoe ON en- afoeo
0otter; og 3ilbp9ningen bar oerfor
fact 9apnet ,2llice 6orlicf Memos
rial".
9oIpitalet bar MI 30 Sbgeituer; be
fleite of Dem er blepen uoitpreOe p'b
pripai @elpilie, iaaleOes af S. IS.
Sonien, 6oreningen oOania" oe
,5lorence Gigbtingale", lomt en- 81
Gents 5orening.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-06-01
Gpb8foGo. Minbeu. D}oi 2

0pb8folo. Minoeu, U}oi 27.
Gn bel tenot % of6olot oanIt
@oinoe Der. D}rs. Sep. Spr9enien, er
of9aaet 0co 0eoen. Sep Spr9enien
bar en- al De ferite 9pbpggere beruoe.
oau blep mart tenot iom en- af 9ones
6rpOerne. os bans irofaite 6uitru itoe
beo bans Si0e % bonot olle5 Ngtelie
6cnOes odnite 6jem er piot tenot.
14O 9Ogne fulgte aiiten til airtcs
gaaroen, oq 6jemmet 6er WlinOsa
bar fDlot meo Sommerens oeiligIte
8lomiter.
Den afoebe bar feot Hi6e ben 81.
Sanuar 1910. 6un efterlaOer fla
ManD % 4 8ern.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-11-07

SHAW'S PURE MALT.-Peri-ct as a
beverage Or medicine. 1t prevents chills
and tones up the system. 1t exhiIarates
and does not poison. Sold 10y Fife Il
Hewitt.
Up to last night, 5!,3 voters had regis
tered with City Clerk Black. The books
will close next Tuesday, the 18th, for
the election to be held on the 3rd of
December.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Myers returned
Saturday from an extended visit to
New York, New Jersey and Missouri.
The n-American Exposition was also
visited by them
Attempts were made to burn Crackers
saloon and the Montesano Hardware
Company's building, at Montesano. last
Sunday night. The saloon building was
badly damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. COINS returned to
A Der ieen last Friday from Alaska. After
Mr.. Coons has made some needed repairs
to his dwelling houses here, they will
return TO the North.
John Harvey, who went from here to
Nome, Alaska, last spring, returned last
Sunday. and has been interestipp, his
many trends Viii, --'os OF MS varied ex-
l,erience in the .>orth.
|. W. Maso, has just prepared plans
for dwelling house for Mrs. Alfred Hart
to be erected on the west side of B street,
near A. ID. Woods residence. The plans
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-11-07

Evergreen Rebekah Lodge, l. o. 0. F.,
of this city, initiated three candidates
into the mysteries Of the order Tuesday
night. This is one of the largest Re-
bekah lodges in the state, the member
ship being 1875.
Much difficulty is being experienced
in getting enough men for the work OF
the Humptulips extension OF the N. r.
road. The grade work has been COM
pleted to the Humptulips river, and the
track will be laid soon.
One of the gambling tables in Wilson's
saloon at Montesano, was robbed OF SAC
in cash Monday night. A young man
named Walter Coiner was arrested
charged with the robbery. Heconfessed,
and returned the money.
VIM. Lutes, the barber, on Wednes-
day purchased from Renie Bros, through
the firm of Pearson 4 Campbell, the east
half of lot 5, in block AZ, original plat,
for $3.50 This lot is situated just west
OF the Central school building.
A broken nose for one and two heads
badly cut is what three young men OF
| town received at the hands of one lone
waiter at a restaurant on street one
night last week. Instead Of running the
restau ant they were run-out.
James McCauley, of Elma, a typhoid
fever patient, and the two children OF
Mr.. Birdwell, of Ocosta, under treatment
for acute poisoning. were discharged
from the Aberdeen General Hospital
Mon. lay, and left for their homes.
r. Garman has force of carpen-
tiers working on the addition to his build
ing to be occupied by the postoffice. tie
says the building will be completed and
new boxes installed for the government
to take possession on the first Of the year.
Miss Jessie f. Schelhorn, of Hoquiam
and John Sherrett, of Eureka, California
were married at the Columbia hotel
Hoquiam, yesterday morning. They
left on the train at 1915 for Seattle and
other Sound points for couple of weeks
visit.
Miss Eva Nethery, formerly of Monte
sano. and William G. McGee, of Chand'
lersville, Ohio. were married at Buffalo
N. Y, on Monday, October %, 1901
Cards announce that they will be al
home in Charlottesville, after November
Is, 1901.
The case of the city against George
McFadden, brought by W. 7. Mcbride
for alleged assault, was dismissed by
Judge Irwin, in the superior court, yes
! terday. This case was appealed ny the
defendant from the decision OF Justice
Arnold.
IA Wise Woman" the three-act mus
! cs, .......a.l.,. -hr Wilfred. Clarka who Il
also responsible for that great success
ooh! Susanah!' has been secured fol
the near future at the Acme opera house.
This is fortunate booking for Managers
Weatherwax and Wood and one worthy
of special notice, as the attraction is to
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-11-07

be seen in but very few one-night stands
this season, it's time having been almost
entirely booked in the larger cities of the
country. This is strong evidence OF the
strength Of the company.
The receipts at the Aberdeen postoffice
during the month of October from stamp
sales amounted 70 $l283. 80, which is an
increase of 1888 over the month of Sep
TENDER, and nearly three times the
amount received during October 1900.
We DO grow!
1.-The King OF the Opium Ring" is in
teresting aside from its dramatic quail
ties on account of the highly colored pic
lures shown of life in the Chinese quar-
ter of San Francisco, the most famous
Chinese district of America. At the
Acme opera house tonight.
G. W. Miller, cashier of the Aberdeen
State Bank, is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever, at the home of his wife's parents
in Hoquiam. d. A. Young teller Of the
National Bank Of Commerce, OF Tacoma.
is acting cashier at the Aberdeen State
Bank during Mr.. Miller's illness.
The indications now are that the liti-
CATION over section five, adjoining the
city on the north, will soon be ended.
On Wednesday, Judge Irwin entered
decree directing a artition of the land,
in accordance with a recent decision
rendered by Judge Hanford Of the U. S.
circuit court.
The formal announcement has been
made of the engagement of Miss Evelyn
McNitt, who has been resident here
for about two years, and Mr.. Oscar Mel
son, a young business man of Walla
Walla. The wedding is to take place
January /, 1902, at the home OF Miss
McNitt in Centralia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-11-07

are finely drawn, and gives every detail
of modern two-story, nine room house.
the extreme outside dimensions being
36x33 feet. 1t will cost about 5000.
w. T. Mcbride has added to the turn
outs at the Aberdeen Livery 4 Transfer
Co.'s stables two Of the latest pattern
rubber tire buggies, which he purchased
while in seattle last week.
MS. Arlie Mayhall, who underwent a
critical operation at the Aberdeen Gen.
eral hospital about three weeks ago, was
discharged from there Tuesday and went
to her home in North Aberdeen.
Mrs. John Damitio entertained large
number of her friends at cards, at her
home on Market street. last saturday
night. Mrs. John Creech won first prize
and Mrs. +. Creech the consolation prize.
Mrs. N. w. Bush, of this city, deliv-
cred the address at the anniversary ex-
ercises of the A. O. u. w. lodge in Co.'S
mopolis, last Thursday night. 1t is
highly praised by all who heard the lady.
T. A. Penny, a recent graduate of the
law department at Ann Arbor, Michigan,
was here the past week visiting his
friend, Geo. A. Todd jr. He is making
q tour of the coast, with a view to
locating.
DR.. O. N. Sullivan, ulist.optician,
returned Wednesday from Montesano,
and went to Hoquiam yesterday to re-
main few days. He will return here
on the 18th and can be seen at Todd's
Harry Watson, baggagemaster on the
Grays Harbor train, was here the past.
week visiting hissister, Mrs. +. A. Suem-
NIGHT, and recuperating from an injury
10 his back received while handling
heavy trunks.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-11-07
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

Roxey Devers, of Centralia, was visit
ing his friends in this city last week.
Born, in this city, Friday, November
l, 1901, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Erickson,
a son.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mre. Edgar
Mcdonald, in Aberdeen, Friday, Novem-
Der /, 1901.
Telephone Al to have your baggage or
trunks delivered promptly to any part
of the city.
Born, in Aberdeen, on Sunday, No.
vember 3, 1901, to MIR. and Mrs. A. G..
Lister, son.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schouweiler, in this city, Saturday. No
yember 2, 1901.
Mrs. Frank Kaufman returned to her
home in Whatcom, Monday, after a
weeks visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. McLafferty returned
Monday from six weeks visit to Buffalo
and other eastern cities.
VIM. McDermott, proprietor of the
hh69sHp Siftsfl iii with typhoid fever.
wishkah Camp No. 1s9, Woodmen Of
tho World, will give social dance in
F;remen's hall, Friday night, Nov. Is.
Hslf an hour ia all the time required to
dyewith PUTNAM FADELESS DYES.
Sol by Evans Dug Co. 10c per package.
bnry Lentz was DISCHARGED Tuesday
frh the st. Joseph's hospital, where he
N been for week under treatment
dfistula.
fhe Aberdeen and Hoquiam football
Ans played in Hoquiam, Sunday, the
suit being tie, after tussling for near
an hour.
Mrs. !. C. Miles returned to her home
n Seattle, last Friday, after two weeks
Visit with her daughter, Mrs. f. B. Benn,
Pin this city.
The Pacific Transfer Co. has added to
its equipment new and neat eight.pas-
senger bus, to be put on the Aberdeen
Hoquiam run.
Mrs. John MCNAMARA, formerly of this
city, but now of Ballard, arrived here
Monday, to visit her brother, j. p. Sulli-
van, and family.
The Hoquiam city council Tuesday
night deferred action for one week on
the Aberdeen Hoquiam electric street
railway franchise.
Five patients nave been admitted to
the Aberdeen General hospital this week,
four of them for medical treatment and
one for surgical operation.
The piano fund of the High school was
increased $40 last Friday night, that
amount being subscribed by the Long
shoremen's Union of this city.
Claude Criss, of Centralia, who under
went a surgical operation at the Aber-
deem General Hospital, was discharged,
Monday, and returned to his home.
Pupils of the High school are selling
Tickets for their concert on the 18th inst.
IIhe proceeds of the concert will be APP
piled toward paying for the new piano.
J. H. Rowland has sold his business
property on Heron street, occupied by
p.W. Mack's cigar store, to Emil Pfund,
lhe ieweler, the consideration being
5000.
ZIP. Sullivan was taken to St. Joseph's
hospital, Sunday, suffering .iom what is
Pronounced catarrh of the stomach.
- condition was much improved this
lioening.
The Degree of Honor gave social in
thsar hall last Saturday evening. A
laSs number of the members and guests
wse present, and all report very pleas
am time.
nos Pinckney returned Wednesday
rom Everett, where he has been for
'e.!'y year working in shipyard. 1t
bis intention to remain here during
hewinter.
me hsaALD and w. J. Bryan's paper
" neyear for 1925. strictly in advance