Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-31


Saturday, Chas. Reilly had his left foot
] accidentally runctured, with picaroon
and was sent to the Aberdeen Genera
hospital.
Rev. DR.. Edwin NJ. Randall, president
Of the University of Puget Sound. was
10 the city Yesterday, and occupied the
pulpit in the NJ. +. church at the morn.
ing service.
A Chinaman, calling himself Jim jim,
had a piece cut cut of his ear while
working at salmon packing, Saturday,
and went to the Aberdeen General hos.
pital for repairs.
Mrs. Jacob Stoker and little daughter
of Cleveland, o.. who had been the
guests for few DAYS OF Mr.. ard Mrs.
Robert s. jackson, left on Friday morn.
ing for Tacoma.
The long suffering people on West
Heron street are thinking cf attending
the next meeting of the city council in
body. to endtavor to have that unneces-
sary pipe ditch filled up.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Kahn died at Shuwah, WASH,
last Thursday. Mrs. Kahn was formerly
Miss Benner, of Grand Forks, and this
is the second chill they nave lost within
year.
The Poodle Dog Cafe will open next
Wednesday und-r the management Of
Mitchell Franciscovich. whose long sue.
cess as a caterer in Aberdeen is sure
indication that the Cafe will remain
open this time.
Mrs. A. u. Bethard and Miss Mona
Gortun, who have been visit the
family Of Marshal Anstie. left this morn.
ing for their home in Texas. Mrs.
An.tie and daughter accom- anied them
as far as Montesano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac onrad, of Mt.
Pleasant, Michigan, left this morning
for their home, after visit with mum
Der of old time Michigan friends in Aber
deem. Mre. Conrad is a sister of Fred
Miner and Mrs. Henry Layport.
Miss Nina Hansen was given a very
pleasant surprise on THU sday evening
by about twenty Of her schoofmates.
The evening past very pleasantly with
games Of all kinds. the grests having
gone provided with good things to eat.
Wilson Bros. 4 Co. are having a ma
chine shop built on trout street above
the Office. The building is OF corrugated
iron, and will be used to repair such of
tile machinery of the burned mill as
will be in condition to be use in their
new structure.
Fred Wilson wa. brous hit to the Aber.
deem General Ii. p;tal from Rasor's
camp, Saturday evening, in badly
bruised condition. the result Of being
crushed between log and an earth bank.
No bones were broken, and he was rest
ing quite easy this morning.
The West 4 Slade Mill Co. is having a
new store building erected, on the cor.
ner of Front and Kansas st; Gets, f st
Aberdeen. The new building will be
2Oxl3O feet, two stories high, and is
necessary to accommodate the increasing
merchantile business of the company.
The three-year.old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John McB,ide narrowly escaped
drowning Friday morning. The young.
81 f..1 ri
would have drowned but for the brave
act of young Earl McWhinney, who
caught him as he YVES sinking the second
time and pulled him ashore.
Carter & Gilroy completed the pile
driving for the electric railway, Friday,
the piled roadbed extending from Heron
and Washington to F and Market streets.
The road down Market street will be
laid on the filled street and ballasted.
and from Washington street west to Ho-
GUAM it will be an earth grade, also
we'll ballasted.
At meeting of the w. G. T. U.
Thursday afterr DON the following Off
GERS were elected: President, Mrs. d.
Schumacher; Corresponding Secre-
tary, Mrs. G. Lackey; Secretary, Mrs.
II. G. Trask; Treasurer, Mrs. O. A.
Myers; Vice Presidents, Mrs. Everson,
Mrs. Magill, Mrs. Min n, Mrs. Thomp-
son and Mrs. Haynes.
The quarterly conference Of the NJ. E.
church was he Id Saturday evening, Rev.
J. E. " illiams, presiding elder, in the
CT air. In addition to the regular bust
ness Of the church. the following trustees
were elected for the ensuing year: J. G.
Gross, j. &. Pearson, n. q. Wheeler, J
d. Morehead. y. II. Farnum and Ed.
Shelley.
Nathan Norhies was in the city last
Thursday, and made this office a pleas
ant visit. Mr.. Norhies has just returned
from a visit to his native town in Ohio,
after an absence OF fifty one years. Mr..
Norhies had the pleasure OF meeting
with % OF his old schOOlmate- of half
century ago. While he enj yed the trip
ne still thinks WASHINGTON the place for