Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-03

The Aberdeen Musical Society held 6
delightful meeting in Elks' hall, Sunda,
night. An interesting program was
splendidly rendered, and a pleasant
evening spent by those present.
The dwelling of James Rowland, ir
Cosmopolis, was destroyed by fire Satur
day night, near midnight The family
was absent at the time and the origin O.
the fire is unknown. 1t was insured
for $500.
| Rudolph Peterson returned Friday
from North Yakima, where he had gone
for the benefit of his health. The climate
so agreed with him on that side of the
mountains that he thinks of moving his
family there.
c. D. Hurd left Sunday to return tc
his mine, at Lawton, Oregon. Mr.. Hurd
come over with the intention of placing
his Aberdeen property on the Market,
but, sizing up the situation, he decided
not to sell at present.
We would call attention to announce
ment of a. Chilberg, found in another
column of this paper and would suggest
that our readers send for his illustrated
catalogue, which contains great deal OF
useful and valua de information.
DR.. and Mrs. Grant Kinnison returned
Monday after five months absence in
the east. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Kinnison's sister. Mrs. Fish
of PendletOn, Oregon, who will spend
the summer with her relatives here.
Mrs. VIC. Hudson was called to Snoho.
mish, Friday, by the illness of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. G. a Short, who died before
the arrival of Mrs. Hudson. Mrs. Short
was the wife OF prominent physician
Of Snohomish, and had been married
less than year.
One OF the meanest acts OF record in
Aberdeen was the mutilation of the shade
trees around the residence of Capt G, f,
Burrows, Monday night. Capt. Burrows
offers liberal reward for the detection
of the miscreants. and it is hoped they
will be brought to punishment.
A cablegram was received Friday bv
Wilson Bros. & Co., announcing the ar
rival of the schooner F.. B. Jackson al
Sidney New South Wales. All on board
wer, well, which was good news to the
families of the two Aberdeen boys who
shipped on the Jackson, Henry Hecknel
and Edgar Crawford.
Miss Pratt is acting matron of the
Aberdeen General hospital until the ar.
rival of Mrs. l.. Low, from Ann Arbor
Michigan. Mrs. Low has had severa
years experience in similar position il
the University of Michigan, and the
management OF the Aberdeen hospita
feels fortunate in securing her services.
Ed. Dolan didn't think the authorize:
were in earnest about closing the opel
gambling games, and opened up black
jack game, Saturday night, for which h,
was ARE ted Monday and paid fine o
$25 and costs in Judge Parsons court
The report in the Daily Bulletin, that ;
legal fight was to be made in this case
and the validity of the ordinance tested
was purely imaginary.
A neighbor ran in with bottle o
Chamberlain,s Collie, Cholera and Diarr
hoea Remedy when my son was suffer
ing with severe cramps and was givel
up as beyond hope by my regular physi
clan, who stands high in his profession
After administering three doses Of it, my
son regained consciousness and recover
says Mrs. Mary Haller, of Mt. Crawford
Va. This remedy is for sale by Evan
Drug Co.
The prize masquerade bal, at Fire
mems hall, Saturday night, was one o
the most pleasant social functions of tn,
season. The floor was filled with merr,
maskers and spectators. seeking fun-an'
they found it. The following wer,
awarded the prizes: Best dancers, Harr,
Roberts and John Law, of Aberdeen
best costumed lady, Mrs. X. X. Bassett
of this city; best costumed gentleman
Mr.. Frodle, of Hoquiam; best sustained
character, Barney Collins; best lad,
waltzer, Miss Hansen; best gentleman
Walter, U. F. Bennett.
r. A. Wright, young man % years o
age, died at the Hoquiam hospital, Sat
urday night, from loss of blood. Tn,
unfortunate man cut his leg badly will
an axe while working in Lytle's Hoquian
river camp. The leg was tied up an,
the injured man taken on a sled sever
miles, to the landing on the river. Her,
he was met by doctor from Hoquiam
who did all that was possible, but dealt
resulted after arriving at the hospital
The remains were shipped, Tuesday, t.
Cove Creek, N. c., accompanied by
brOtht of the deceased
Eyes fitted by specialists.