Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-03-09

r. A. Nickerson, who has been seri
ously i'll at the Aberdeen General hos
pital, has so far +, recovered that he vii
return TO his home, at Centralia
tomorrow.
The wife aud three children of Dr.
Schumacher arrived Friday evening from
! Douglas, Michigan, and will occupy the
residence just completed by the doctor,
on + street.
A Donation party will be given to the
city library in Firsmen's hall next
Thursday evening. All who can are re-
quested to bring books as donations to
the library.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Drake entertained
the Review Club, Thursday evening.
The twelfth anniversary OF the oreaniza-
ton was celebrated, and most pleasant
evening is reported.
Hon. +. p. Savage, late governor of
Nebraska, spent several Jays last week
on Gfays lIarbor, looking the country
over. Gov. Savage intends locating in
the state Of Washington.
Claude Ford came down from Kalb &
Snyder's camp, on the Wishkah river,
Saturday night, and entered the Aber-
deem General hospital, with two toes cut
off by an accidental slip Of his axe.
Miss Marjory Girton won pair of
shoes, offered by b. j. Garman for the
best head line for an advertisement. Jeff
used the headline in the bills with
which he covered the city last week.
Clinton G. jenkins, of Waubay S. d.
is visiting Mr.. George Dilley in South
Aberdeen. Mr. Jenkins is looking
around with view OF locating here, he
being painter and Sign writer by trade.
The ladies of the congregational
church have started a cooking school, in
the church kitchen. The first lesson was
given Saturday by Mrs. Chas. McDer-
n,th to quite a number of attentive
pupils.
years OF are, fell off the South Aberdeen
dock and was drowned last Wednesday.
The body was found yesterday floating
about 100 feet from where he fell over
board.
An energetic manager for Office to be
opened in this city for large manufacture
ing concern. Salary One Hundred Dol.
lars per month, extra C mmissions and
expenses. Five Hundred Dollars cash
security required. Best of references
Address Manager =. o. Box 2l24 San
Francisco, Calf.
Miss Ella IL. Kitteridge, grand chief
OF the Degree of Honor will meet with
the Aberdeen lodge this evening. A
special program has been arranged in
honor of Miss Kitteridge, and it is pro-
posed to give the lady royal welcome
A Chapter of the Daughters OF the
Revolution was organized Sunday after.
noon at Hoquiam. Mesdames j. b.
Bridges, VIM. O. McKinlay and b. f.
Wiley, OF Aberdeen, were charter mem
bers.
LYMAN Beedon, who recently left Alb
crdeen to accept the foremanship of a
sawmill at Fairhaven, will probably re-
turn to this city, the mill having re-
Gently been destroyed by f'e. Mr..
Beedon lost valuable outfit OF tools by
the fire.
q 90 u "a III "a IF a
quiet wedding last Thursday, while on the
way from Hoquiam to North Beach. Is.
Harmon, of Copali and Mrs. Berry, of
North Bend, were the contracting par
ties, and Capt. Benham and the passen-
gers composed the wedding party.
r. j. IIiltz went to Seattle, Thu, sday,
with the necessary bond for the release
OF Mrs. Nellie Underwood. The bond
was appro,ed by the court, and Mrs.
Underwood arrived here Friday evening,
and will reside with her parents, pend
ing her trial, in April.
The many friends of John Blount VIII
be pleased to learn that he has entirely
recovered nom his attack OF rheumatism.
Chamberlain Pain Balm cured him
after the best doctois in the town Mon
on Ind.,) had failed to give relief. The
prompt relief from pain which this lini
inent affords Is alone worth many times
its cost. For sale by All Druggists.
A fire cured Thursday afternoon in
the building in East Aberdeen, o cupied
by Mrs. SeIlburg as a boarding house,
ald owned by Thos. Bourke Prompt
action by the fire department extin-
guished the blaze before it gained head.
way, and the loss was small.
The Methodist churches of Chehals
county hase arranged for series of adj
dresses by Miss Mary B. Lilly, a returned
foreign missionary, commencing at Cos
mopolis March IL, and at Aberdeen on
the 18th, Hoquiam 18th, Montesano
18th, Oakville 10th.
Charles T. Reynolds, city treasurer
and prominent business man OF Fair
haven, married Miss Mary NJ. Crane, a