Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-19

Christmas cards and books at Evan
Drug Co.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
G. Brecht last night.
We are now ready for the hoIida.
trade. Evans Drug Co
Gus. Youngberg returned Friday from
a business visit to Portland.
Fine candies for Nmas. At the Model
Bakery, opposite pos,oilice. tt
The schools will close next Friday fol
holiday vacation of two weeks.
A daughter vas born to Mr.. and Mrs
John Hanson Saturday morning
Chas. Huhernick was discharged from
St. Joseph's hospital this morning.
Lot 5OxlOO feet. l street, $40. Will
tanning, Room II, Dabney block. tt
A bouncing baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Henry B!omquist SATURDAY..
w. G. Lloyd and John Warner entered
! St. Joseph'r for treatment yesterday.
Miss Elsie Chapman entered St. Jo-
seph's hospital for treatment, Friday.
J. A. Hagenbnsch was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital Saturday.
julius Efteland was admitted to st.
Joseph's hospital for treatment, satu''
day.
HAYNES 4 Prescott closed down their
logging camp Saturday until after the
holidays.
Miss Mabel Arnold came down from
Olympia last week to spend the holidays
at home.
Surety bonds, for any purpose, exc
cuted at once. No delay. Ellis Martin,
200 F street. II
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Cross died Saturday, having lived
but seven days.
Floyd Bush was down from Seattle
last week visiting his parents. Judge and
Mrs. N. w. Bush.
First Glass HORSE sHOER at McBri ,e's
blacksmith shop. Densmore's old stand,
foot OF F street. II
Ed. Roberts entered St. Joseph's Los.
pital yesterday, and will undergo surgi'
cal operation today.
John Miich came down from Monete.
sano yesterday, and entered st. Josepn's
hospital for treatment.
The me'c chants report last Saturday
as one of the largest shopping days in
the history of Aberdeen.
Special candies for the Holidays, at
specially low prices. Townsend's Bak.
cry, 412 East Heron street. If
Arthur d. Sanborn came over from
Cosmopolis Friday and entered the
Aberdeen General hospital for treatment.
A house and two lots in Alb 'rdeen for
sale very cheap. This is splendid in
vestment. s. X. Bowes, 2l4 South Il
street. tt
The settlers on North Beach claims are
reported short OF provisions, owing to the
failure of the boat running up the beach
to arrive.
VIM. NJ. Vaughan and family have
moved into the house recently vacated
by j. S. Gum, on the corner of Second
and II streets.
Mail Carrier Eccles was compelled to
rest several days on account of slight
illness, but was able to resume his route
this morning.
But little interest was taken in the
special school election Saturday, bit 81
votes being cast, 10 in favor Of the bonds
and opposed.
City Treasurer Locke has called for
payment OF water fund warrants up to
and including No. 7. Interest ceased on
on December 13.
Mrs. Anthony Damitio returned yes
terday from three months visit in De-
troit, Mich, and Tony is happier than
he has been for three months.
Colin Murray came down from Seattle
yesterday, to attend the funeral obse-
quies OF his cousin. who was accidentally
killed on North river, Saturday.
The parents Of twelve Aberdeen chill.
dren will be prosecuted by the county
superintendent for neglecting to com.
ply with the compulsory school law.
In the double basket ball tournament
at Hoquiam, Friday night, the Hoquiam
young ladies defeated Aberdeen's fair
maids, and the Aberdeen young gentle.
men beat the Hoquiam boys. The score
for the ladies was 8 to 2, and for the boys
Is to IL. Aberdeen's lineup was as
follows: Center, Ruby Wilson; forward,
Grace Reader and Ida Thompson guards,
Minnie Glidden and Leila Creech. Boys:
Center, Alfred Dinse; forwards, Con
McGillicu1dy and Mark Ennis; guards,
Guy Rasor and Edward Madison. The
next game will be played at Montesano,
next FRIDAY evening.