Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-08-15

Fred Burke has brought suit against
Cousins & McWhinney, shipbuilders, fol
$4,250 damages, for broken leg and
other injuries received, while working
in the shipyard last May.
Chas. E. Perkins returned to Aber-
deem, Friday, after an absence of two
years in Alaskr. He was surprised at
the wonderful progress made by Aber.
deem, in the past two years.
M. H. Williams has resigned his posi-
ton as station agent, and accepted a
position as book-keeper and salesman in
X. Zelasko's furniture store. The
change will be made about Sept. /.
A. Damitio has entirely recovered
from rheumatism through a course Of
baths in Wishkah river tide mud, and
believes the mud flats around the city
contain sure cure for this disease.
Frank G. Deckebach, register of the
United States land office at Olympia, in
forms the HERALD that the land elm.
mated from the forest reserve will be
open for entry and filing on November
10 next.
The remains of Miss Bessie Burianek,
who was drowned at Cosmopolis, were
shipped to Cedar Rapids, Michigan,
Monday, for interment. Miss Annie
Burianek accompanied the remins o.
her sister.
The piles of slabs and dirt on Wish
kah street, between F street and the
city dock, has ornamented that thor
oughfare since the building Of the sewer
several months since, and is becoming 9
nuisance.
Some members Of the M. E. church
gave Rev. and Mrs. McDermoth a sur
prise party, after the prayer meeting las
Thursday night. Music, games and re
freshments aided in passing yer.
pleasant evening.
The Western Union Telegraph offic
was moved, today. into the offices o
Patterson & Lock, where it will remail
until permanent Offices are fitted up il
the Book building, on the corner 9
Heron and H streets.
Payett & Coxey offered us SINCE
machine for the person securing tn
highest number of candidates for init
iation into the Woodman Of the World
at their reunion in Hoquiam, and job
. A. Fairburn, of Hoquiam, won the prizt
DR.. NJ. Rob Stapp and family arrive
from California, Friday, and again OK
3 cupy their residence, on the corner {
! Market and H streets. The doctor hs
secured office rooms over Hayes & Haye
bank, and has resumed the practice (
, his profession in Aberdeen.
D Lon Mowbray, the we'll known Mont'
9 sano logger, had leg badly fractured
Saturday, by getting caught between tw
= logs. The knee cap was crushed an
, the femur splintered, and the knee wi
! always be stiff, even If the doctors SUI
coed in saving the limb.
Misses Leta Benin, Hattie Simon
Bessie Hulburt and Pernie Stout entel
tanned about sixty of their young friend
in Elk's hall, Monday night. Thel
. was vocal and instrumental music an
|, dancing, as we'll as dainty refreshment
; and the young people enjoyed then
, selves thoroughly.
. Posters are out announcing the fit
> annual excursion of the Foresters (
: America Amusement Association, 6
> Westport, August "a, 25 and 26. Tw
. balls will be given, at Yana's hall an
|. the Pavilion, on Saturday night, and tn
. program for Sunday and Monday
: filed with all kinds of races and athleti
. sports.
> The report OF the engineer at tn
, pumping station shows that, durin
; July, 22,2O6, $40 gallons OF water wa
; pumped, an average of 7l6,343 gallon
, per day, or more than 143 gallons pc
> capita per diem, figuring the poulatio
: at 5OUO. This reveals waste of waite
that ought to be detected and stopped
The pumping of this water required 49,
: cords of wood.