Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-08-10
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condition.
Mrs. T. X. lilly left Thursday for
Hendrum, MIMI, to see her mother,
who is seriously i'll.
The new machinery for the E. X. Wood
mill has arrived and will be put in just
as soon as the present orders are filled.
Work on the culvert on the big slough
across Levee street has been started by
Mr.. Steeples, who secured the contract.
Mr.. Hay, who was severely injured at
the North Western mill some time ago,
was discharged from the hospital Thurs
day.
Oscar Beaulieu was brought in from II.
G. Henry's camp and taken to the St
David's hospital. He has an attack OF
pneumonia.
Manager r. l.. Philbrick wishes to an
nounce that there will be no megaphones
allowed on the base ball grounds Sun.
day. Good.
Chris anderson is down from Black
Hills, where he is busy getting out spars
for the Eastern trade. He report rush.
ing business.
John Simpkins, brother Of Andrew
J. Simpkns who was drowned last Tues
day, arrived in this city Thursday even
ing from Salem.
Miss Josie Lane, the woman who fig
ured so conspicuously in the Magary case
Thursday, left Friday to become an in
mate OF the White Shield Home OF
Tacoma.
Miss Annabel Nethery, one OF Hoqui-
ans successful teachers of last year, and
who will teach here again this year, re-
turned home Thursday after month g
outing at Lake Quiniault.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crawford returned
home Thursday night from their wedding
tour. They spent several days visiting
Mr.. Crawford's parents at Bremerton,
who they report as being well.
Mr.. Benefited, wife and child, who
made their first visit to this city after an
absence OF IL years, and who has spent a
few days looking up old acquaintance.
returned to their home in Portland,
Thursday.
Commander France, of the q. A. r.,
has been notified that the steamer Nelson
can not be used to take the people to San
Francisco. But about dozen might get
passage at Aberdeen. This is great dis
appointment to all OF the cid Veterans.
The home OF John Gillespie, Of Che
nault avenue, was the scene Of very
pretty wedding, Wednesday night, when
Mr.. Samuel Doremus and Miss Mollie H {.
Kohl were united in marriage, the Rev.
w. O. Benadom, Of the Methodist church,
officiating.
The improvements at the North West
ern Box Factory are still going on. The
new cutoff machine and edgers are being
lined up and other repairs are being
made. When all the new machinery has
been installed, this box factory will be
the most modern and best equipped in
this section OF the state.
ELMA
Miss Louise Gillies, Of Aberdeen, is
visiting Mrs. l.. l. Wakefield.
Mrs. Case and daughter, from Yakima,
were visiting DR.. ard Mrs. French last
week.
The long-looked-for new railroad depot
is about to materialize, and the lumber
for the building is arriving.
Joe Vance returned from Portland,
Tuesday, where he had been to purchase
a new 200 horse power engine for his
mill near this city.
Two highwaymen held up couple of
mill employees, on the railroad, at the
edge OF town, Tuesday night, and secured
gold watch and So in coin.
A drunken tailor entered Dr. Kent's
office, Thursday, hunting trouble-and
he found it. The doctor kicked him out,
and kept on using the boot for half Q
block.
The new Catholic church building was
dedicated yesterday, by Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Dea. A large congregation was in at.
tendance, and AIN excellent musical pre-.
gram rendered.
The stores Of Strubel & Clancy and F
E. Tomkins were entered by burglars
last Sunday night. But $3.50, in cash
was obtained at the former place, while
Mr.. Tomkins lost lot Of cutlery valued
at 1925.
The Order of Pendo has 95 members il
the lodge here now. When the lodge sc
cures 100 members it is said there is to b,
a celebration OF the event. 1t is reported
that the two largest lodges in the cit,
are the Woodmen, with lO5 members
and the Pendo, with 95.
A Worm Killer.
J. A. J. Montgomery, Puxico, Wayni
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