Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-01-09

AO"'y W. NooPcf, d lOTIDer nj gnIy re-
spected citizen OF Chehalis county, and
state senator ten years ago, fell dead of
heart disease at Portland on December
20. Mr.. Cooper had been operating in
eastern Washington mines for several
years and was in Portland on mining
business at the time of his sudden death
One of Chas. F. Veysey's delivery teams
ran away from River street, between F
and &, Monday, and ran up q street to
the alley between Heron and WIshkah
streets, where they were stopped in rear
OF Neysey's store by Oh. Lawrence, who
checked them by thrusting an open UNI
brela in the face OF the horses. Strange
to say neither the horses or wagon were
injured
How pleased people are with Our
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they are Tree. 1921.
While to climb aboard the schooner
Peerless at the West & Slade docks, John
Erickson fell overheard and was drowned
about two O'Clock Tuesday morning. En-
l"kson and companion, both sailors on
the Peerless, were going on board for the
night when the unfortunate man fell in
the river. The body was quickly recover
ed, but all attempts at recusitation failed
Aberdeen Aerie, Order OF Eagles, elect
ed the following officers at their meeting
Sunday afternoon: Il. Rogers, president !;
E. f. Shields, vice president ;J. Effteland,
chaplain; j. Gronow, secretary; E. Die =,
conductor; J. w. Toklas, treasurer; c.
tt. Lillibridge, inside guard; Chas. Sea-
burg. outside guard; DR.. Scamell, physi-
clan. and W. j. Crosbie, Al Fogel and O.
G. Fammen, directors.
Canton Washington No. 5, Patriarchs
Militant, the uniformed degree of the
Odd Fellows, was organized in Aberdeen,
Saturday night, with the following Off
GERS: Commandant, Louis N. Roser
lieutenant, John Greer; ensign, F. F..
Smith clerk, w. II. Pearson accountant.
w. $. Mclaughlin. This canton is the
second in the state-tbe other being at
Spokane-and begins with a membership
OF 80, some of whom are from Cosmop-
oils, Aberdeen and Ema.
Jerome Darling, the eleven-year.old
son of Capt. L. l.. Darling. ives accident
ally shot in the arm while hunting last
Thursday afternoon, in a peculiar man
ner. Young Darling and his cousin Fred
Pratsch; were hunting betwee Aberdeen
and Hoquiam, and sat down to rest near
railroad trestle, Darling laid his gun
on the trestle, from which it was Jared
by passing train, and on falling to the
ground was discharged, the %. cali5re
bullet passing through the feshy part of
his arm.
Abraham Dululah, an employee at Il 9
-AhNSa-Cu ~ uIIi, ildO IldI
row escape fro IN death Saturday alter
noon. His clothing caught in the live
rollers and he was drawn into the cogs
before the machinery could be stopped.
The muscular portions of his shoulder
and arm were badly torn, and it was
thought the accident would result fatally.
He was taken to St. Joseph's hospital
and attended to by prs. Stapp and
Scamell, and it is now believed he will
recover.
Fred Hodges and S. Bone arrived on
the steamer Coronado Thursday from
Angles Camp Cal. Mr.. Hodges was
former barber OF Aberdeen, who left here
two years ago with his family and drove
wagon over good portion Of Eastern
Washington, Oregon and Cal ifornia sell
ing some hair preparations Of his own
manufacture. Seeing >hing better than
Aberdeen in his travels, he is back with
view OF locating. MIR. Bone is mer-
chant of Angles Camp, and has come up
north with view of locating.