Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-12-24

Racket TO the girl VINO IS the pest at
guessing Must lie under II years Of
age. 27.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred F. Smith, who
went south few weeks ago, have loca-
ted at Redlands, California, for the
winter.
You do not gamble, neither do you
take any chances by buying your Xmas
eler. 25-2t
Fred Lewis returned from Portland,
where he is attending the Bishop Scott
Academy, to spend the holidays at
home.
Hubert and Miss Blanche Karshner,
who are teaching in the Tacoma schools,
came home last evening to spend the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Finn left Tues
! day, on the steamer santa Monica,
for California, intending to locate at
San Jose.
Merritt Woods. a pioreer farmer of
Satsop, visited the city this week. the
guest of his granddaughter, Mrs. Geo.
McLafferty.
! The funeral OF Miss Kate Down took
place yesterday afternoon. Services were
held at the M. E. church, Rev. T. E.
Elliott officiating.
Chas. Mulligan was arrested this
morning, charged with assaulting An
drew Saveni, yesterday, at the Aberdeen
Lumber & Single mills.
The new apartment house on west
Heron street, built by Mys. H. B. Wal
dron, has been furnished by Mrs. f. F.
Wolfe, and is opened to the public.
A years subscription tn the HERALD
would be an acceptable Xmas present to
send to your eastern friends, who are
asking you all about this country.
r. R. Bassett has established mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, at 81 Wishkah street, next
to the HERALD Office. Phone 555 25-tf
James Stewart is having deeds to two
lots, valued at $500, made to trustees for
the benefit of the public library. in &C.
cordance with a promise made some
time ago.
The early erection OF the new Com.
mercial block is assured. Ninemire q
Morgan have purchased the lot on the
corner OF H street. and the new block
will be 300 feet in length.
Mrs. W. G. Ecker, who lives at H and
Hume streets, took an overdose of
headache remedy by mistake, Tuesday,
and only PROMPT action OF physician
saved her from serious danger.
Percy M. Littler has returned to Aber-
deem from China, where he spent the
past year selling several lines of Ameri-
can goods. Mr.. Littler says China is
nice country to visit-and come home
from.
| Colin Mckenzie, who was injured at
the fire October Is, by falling wall, is
able to be- out OF the hospital, but is
badly crippled. He has no use of his
lower limbs, and uses an invalid chair
to get around.
The funeral of Judge Roswell Scott,
father of Mrs. G. A. McDermoth, will
take place at Seattle next Sunday. Mrs.
McDermoth and daughter, Miss Maud,
will 60 to Seattle, Saturday, to be pres
ent at the obsequies.
Hans Haynes and Maggie Sanford,
aged q and IA years respectfully, eloped
from Ocosta and were arrested at Ia
coma yesterday morning. The young
girls parents reside at Ocosta, where
she was attending school.
Emil Pfund. the jeweler, will close
out his large stock at auction and retire
from business in Aberdeen until the
Dabney block is completed. This course
is rendered necessary by the i'll health
of MIR. Pfund. The auction sale begins
this even ng. 25-tf
Thos. r. Hayes, of Bellefone, Pa,
senior member of the banking firm of
Hayes & Hayes, is in the city, visiting
his son, Harry A. Hayes, the resident
member of the firm. Mr.. Hayes will
leave after New Year for Central America
to visit another son, who is in business
in that country.
A surprise was rendered Miss Marjory
Girton at the home of Mrs. Alice
Mahncke, Friday evening, by number
OF the University of Puget Sound stu.
dents. The time was delightfully."- passed
in playing pit and other games, and at a
late hour dainty refreshments were
served by the young ladies.-Tacoma
News.
l. w. Mason has completed the plans
for two.story stone and brick building
IoT L. L. MdiCy, VII 11CIOu oIIccJ, UcAt
to the new bank building of Hayes &
Hayes. The front will be of Tenino
stone, and the side and rear wall of
brick. AMI the second floor will be fitted
for offices, using the G street entrance
of the bank building. Bids for its erec-
ton will be called 10 r in few days,
VIM. Nelson, who was arrested last
Saturday on suspicion OF having forged
an endorsement on stolen check, which
was cashed at the Aberdeen State Bank,
was held until yesterday on charge of
drunk and disorderly, when he was tried
by jury, and acquitted. He was then
taken into custody on the charge of
uttering the forged check, and is having
hearing on that charge this afternoon.
His attorney, f. j Carey, talks of suit
for damages for false Imprisonment Oh