Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-12-26

sisted by DIR. Mcintyre, performed an
operation. This was highly successful
and lie is now getting along nicely.
Mrs. Joseph Lytle left this morning
for few months visit at her old home in
Pardyville, Wisconsin.
| The North. Western Lumber Co. has
ordered two large boilers from the Fast
to add to their equipment.
G. H. Jones, president Of the North
Western Lumber Co., returned Monday
from trip to Michigan and Wisconsin.
Mrs. Newton Britton Of Humptulips,
i is down for few days, visiting at the
home Of her daughter Mrs. N. Mcdonald
J. II. Sutthof, of the Panel & Folding
Box Co., returned Tuesday from a bust.
ness visit to Eastern Oregon and WASH
ington.
d. w. Baker, formerly connected with
the st. Paul 4 Tacoma Lumber Co Of
Tacoma, is now employed as foreman at
the North Western mill.
DR.. A. d. Warde, superintendent OF
our city schools, has been offered the
chair Of Latin and Greek in a prominent
+ school at Concord, Kentucky.
Archie Sawyer fell from house on
which he was working Tuesday and had
a narrow escape, but struck on his breast,
SO saved more serious injury. He is
getting along nicely.
Aberdeen is putting on metropolitan
airs rapidly, as her election contest shows.
1t looks as though there were several
candidates waiting for the penitentiary.
A good wholesome scare there now will
work world OF good.
The boys Of the High school came out
last Thursday in their new uniforms.
They are gray in color and add greatly to
the appearance of the boys. This is a
worthy move and one that will mark an
epoch in the history Of the schools.
j. F. Newton forged checks on Ben
Philbrick last Friday amounting in ell
to about $50, and had them cashed at
different places in town. He was de.
tected in time and promptly arrested.
Judge Warren bound him over in the
sum OF $500 bonds in default of which
he was taken to Montesano, Monday by
Marshal Cooper, and he is now boarding
- to1 DoI y,,T ri 1n
was recovered.
The Hoquiam Dramatic Club has been
partially organized and the following
officers elected: Milton Richardson,
president and manager; Harry Coombs,
vice president and assistant manager /;
Miss Mildred l. Brown, secretary and
treasurer; Freeman Watson. stage man.
ager; A. j. Romans and Chas. DeBruler,
property men. They will put on ''rhe
Turn of the Tide" a beautiful "down
east" play. in the near future.
HUMpTULlPS
J. P. Sudderth was in from AFFORD,
w cuucSuays
The Humptulips school closes today
for three weeks vacation.
Carson Newnham left yesterday for a
brief visit to Hoquiam and Aberdeen.
Loomis' pack-train this week took a
big lot OF supplies up to McDonald's
logging camp on the east branch Of the
HumptuIips.
Norman Mcdonald is getting every
thing in shape to begin operation at his
logging works few miles above the city,
on the east branch Of the Humptulips.
County Surveyor Robertson has been
here several days this week for the pur.
pose OF ascertaining the most feasible
site for bridge across the Humptulips.
Thomas McNalley was in the city
interviewing old time friends and &C.
quaintauces Wednesday evening. He is
holding down claim up in 2l.9 and has
q very desirable piece of property.