Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-02-11

A. w. BarKley was aDJe 10 spenu
few hours at his store yesterday, for the
first time since typhoid fever seized
him nearly two months ago.
Miss Deming came up from Ocosta
this morning and entered the Aberdeen
general hospital for treatment. She was
accompanied by her mother.
w. II. McWhinney is building two
large scows, one for the Aberdeen Lum.
Der & Shingle Co., and one for the
Dryden 4 Leitch Lumber Co.
Chas. Hunter, an employe on the
Lewis building was fined $25 and costs
in the police court yesterday for assault
ing John Hagen with shovel.
The numerous friends of Chas. T..
Wooding will be pleased to learn that he
was reported this morning as improving,
at the Aberdeen General hospital.
Dennis Fortier, an employe at Noel &
Templeton's camp, came up from Ocosta
Monday, and entered the Aberdeen Gen.
eral hospital, with badly cut leg.
The snow this week has caused the
closing down of the logging camps in the
vicinity, and the town is filled with
loggers during their enforced vacation.
r. r Bassett has established a mes
senger service in connection with his
news depot, at 81 Wishkah street, next
to the HERALD Office. Phone 800. 25-tf
At the Norwegian Lutheran church
last Sunday $39.45 was subscribed for
the relief of the sufferers, by fire and
hurricane. at Aalesland, Norway on
January %.
Remarkable ''Bliss Native Herbs"
that so many thousands get so much
health from and give universal satisfac-
ton everywhere are to be found continu.
ally with o. j. Lawrence, Local Agent
The Racket Store. 43-1St
Phil. Davis returned Monday night
from a visit to a mineral springs in
Oregon. Mr.. Davis has not fully re-
covered from his rheumatism, and con-
templates trip south.
Chas. G. Sargent it hurrying along the
repairs to the Atlantic hotel recently
damaged by fire, and the leases, Messrs.
Bolm & Smith, expect to be again ready
for business in two weeks.
At the meeting of the chamber of
commerce Tuesday evening. the matter
of organizing commercial club, with
social features similar to the organiza-
ton at Hoquiam, was discussed, and met
with considerable approval.
Myrtle Helvey, resident of the
tenderlion, became weary Of this un-
satisfactory planet, and undertook a
journey to the great beyond, by the
chloroform route last Sunday night. The
prompt arrival of DR.. Schumacher
checked the trip for the present.
Ben Dean has purchased the Aberdeen
Tea Co., business of Mark Payette, and
assumed charge of the store Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Dean is we'll and favor
ably known in Aberdeen business circles
and has had such experience in this
line OF business as leads his many friends
to believe he will make his venture a
success.
} The Indians of the Quinault Agency
have been holding religious meeting
the past two weeks. Both the Shakers
and the Tomanns have congregated to
give their Offering to the high ruler and
show their devotion by shaking OF the
body, which they keep up for hours until
they are exhausted.
The schooner Halcyon, Capt Schroeder
arrived in the harbor Monday from
Mexico, and is now in quarantine at
Hoquiam. Captain Schroeder, was
suffering from gangrene in his foot, end
the member was amputated at the Ho-
GUAM General hospital. The cook was
also sick, and the crew ha hard TRIP
throughout. When released from quar-
antine, the Halcyon will come to Aber.
deem to load lumber.