Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-07-30

! The county commissioners paid the
fare OF man, who was broke and tick,
from Aberdeen to his home in Seattle
this morning
VIM. Lockhart. an employee of the
Lumber Citv Logging Co., entered the
Aberdeen Gener hospital for treat
ment yesterday.
A repair crew OF about thirty Italians
are sidetracked near the depot doing
work along the railroad line between
here and Monies ano.
James White fell from the elevator at
the West 4 Slade mill, this morning, to
the ground, distance of eight feet, and
dislocated shoulder.
L. L. Maley returned Tuesday from a
couple of weeks outing. on Lake Quinn
iault, looking as though the trip had
we'll agreed with him.
! G. T. Wooding, the new owner of the
Acme opera house, has begun the work
OF ren,odeling that institution. under the
supervision OF Arc itect Stranahan.
Frank Thomas has gone to spend the
summer on his land claim, in Lewis
county. Jos. Thomas is in charge of
the lodging house during his absence.
A. c. Davidson came down from Mon
tesano, Tuesday, and entered the Aber-
deem General hospital, with foot badly
crushed by log, while working at the
Biles camp.
The Olympus ,eater is arranging the
farewell benefit to Gus Tate next. sun
day night. so that it promises to be the
greatest theatrical event in the history
of Aberdeen.
Mr.. Alfred a. Butler, the famous
American organist, will give recital
under the auspices of the Order CT
Pendo, at the A. O. U. w. hall, Satur-
day evening, August l.
The "New Pacific" hotel will be
opened for business Saturday. and will
be eoun one OF the best arranged hotels
in Southwestern Washington, filling a
long felt want in Aberdeen.
Cecil Bell returned yesterday from his
vacation, and resumed his duties as
postal clerk. Cecil spent his vacation on
the Sound, most of the time at his
f,ther's new home. at Edmunds.
W. j. Crosbie has on exhibition in
his window three little animals that
puzzle the most scientific. They resem-
BILE rabbits, but have long hair, such as
is the style among the Angora goat
The Trades Council has decided to OBJ
serve Labor Day, and at the meeting
tomorrow evening committee will be
appointed to arrange program. 1t is
the intention to make the affair grand
holiday.
DR.. J. G. Thoms, Of Seattle, will de
liver an address to men only at tt e
Baptist church next Sunday, at p. m ,
on "Purity;" also at Sp. m. to mixed
audience on "The Goth Century City
Problem"
While working at the Anderson & Mid
dleton mill, Tuesday morning, Jack
Lightfoot was caught between the rollers
and had his arm and shoulder badly
crushed. He was taken to the Aberdeen
General hospital.
A pound son was born, Tuesday
morning, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. German.
We are pleased to say that the mother
and child are getting along nicely, and
there is chance for Papa German to
recover from his surprise.
! Daniel w. Green has leased the
Wishkah hotel, opposite the HERALD Of
flee, recently vacated by Foelkner Bros.
Mr.. Green is fitting up the Louise vii h
new furniture, from basement to garnet,
and proposes to make the Wi-hkah Sec
ond to no hotel in the city.
No man or woman in the state viii
hesitate to speak well of Cham berlain' s
Stomach and Liver Tablets after once
trying them. They always produce a
pleasant mover ent OF the bowels, i'm
prove the appetite and strengthen TIE
digestion. For sale by All Druggists
Owing to the destruction of the Wilson
mill by fire, the firm OF Wilson Bros
4 Co. will be dissolved, Messrs. Henry
| Wilson and A. B. Johnson, the San
Francisco members OF the tirn, having
decided to quit. Mr.. Charles Wilson,
the we'll known Aberdeen member OF
the firm, stated this morning that he
was going to continue in the saw mill
business, and would rebuild a mill on
the old site, if he could agree with his
partners as to the value OF the site. Mr..
Wilson said he would make price at
which he would either buy or sell, and
ii the partners elected to sell, he would
proceed at once to erect Il modern saw
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