Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-25

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera an,
Diarrhoea Remedy has world wide re
utation for it's cures. 1t never fails ant
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale b,
Evans Drug Co.
A social was given in the new M. +
church in South Aberdeen, Friday even
ing. Quite number went over from
this side. and most pleasant time was
had, and $40 was realized.
Messrs IL. B. Elder, c. E. Clay, J. B.
Strubel and NJ. NJ. Wakefield, of Elma,
and Prof. Eldridge Wheeler, OF Monte
sano, were in the city, saturday night,
attending the Masonic lodge.
While working on the sewer. at d and
Randall streets, Thursday evening, G..
l.. Nelson ran Il spike through his foot.
He was taken to the Aberdeen General
hospital for treatment, and later to his
home.
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Seattle.
Mrs. Fl. l. Baker, who lives three
miles up the Wishkah river, was hooked
by COW while milking, Friday evening,
and received painful wound in the
face. She was brought to the city for
treatment.
number of the young friends OF Miss
Belle Abbott gave dancing party in her
honor, at Kcehler's hall, last Thursday
night. About forty young people par
ticipaed, and very enjoyable time is
repored.
The union committee of the young
peoples societies met at the home of
Mrs. A. =. White. Friday evening, and
arranged for a union meeting in the
Congregational church on the third Sun
day il September.
Mri. L. +. Fuller, Miss Elizabeth Full
Ter, lrs. j. p. Sullivan and children,
Mrs. ". Eastman and son and Misses
Catherine, Margaret and Mary Hogan
returned Saturday from a several weeks
outing at North Beach.
1healarm of fire about o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon was caused by a slight
fire the messy roof OF Mrs. Sellberg's
boarding house, in East Aberdeen, and
was cNinguished by the East Aberdeen
Fire c., with but triflling loss.
IIeny l.. Shattuck of Shelsburg,
Iowa, was cured OF a stomach trouble
with which he had been afflicted for
years, by four boxes of Chamberlain 5
>tomah and Liver Tablets. He had
previously tried mary other remedies
and Il lumber OF physicians without re
lief lor sale by Evans Drug Co.
Miss Nellie Redinger entertained a
small party OF friends Thursday evening,
at the lome OF her parents, $50 Second
street. Mrs. Redinoer and children will
leave for New York City about Sept. ,
where Miss Nellie will pursue her musi-
cal studies under the best masters OBJ
tainable.
The labor unions of Aberdeen propose
u observe Labor Day, Sept. l, in q
manner worthy of the city, and the
strength of trades unions on Grays Har.
Tor. At meeting held Saturday night
the arrangements for the day were
nearly perfected. There will be par
abe, and speaking from stand at Il
and Heron streets in the forenoon, and
a tug of war, base ball game and other
sports at Athletic Park in the afternoon.
While working in A. +. Coats camp
Friday afternoon, Sam. Morlin was cut
on the wrist with saw, severing an
artery, and nearly bled to death before
medical aid was obtained. A. w. Cal
low, foreman of the camp, walked to
town, 90 miles, and DR.. Smits started
at midnight, and arrived at the camp in
in time to save the wounded man. He
was brought to the city Saturday, and is
getting along nicely at the Aberdeen
General hospital.