Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-08-22


turned from Westport beach this morn
!: ing. She was accompanied bv Mis-
G. Gillies.
G. +. Estes, Of IIoquiam, is recovering
rapidly at the Aberdeen General hospita
from the effects of an operation fol
appendicitis.
The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon by the burning Out
of flue at the Vienna bakery, Market
and q streets.
Mrs. McGowen was taken to st. 10.
seph's hospital Friday for treatment.
She was brought down from Dineens
logging camp.
Mrs. Peter Remmelmeyer is recover
ing nicely from the effects Of all operation
performed at the Aberdeen General hos
pital Saturday.
The Northern Pacific express will have
its new quarters in the Rowland-Andel
son block, on II street. next to the West
ern Union telegraph Office.
A. S. Coats left this morning for trip
to the Columbia river and Willipa Har.
Dor, to sell logging tools manufactured
by N. Nelson, of this city.
Fred F. Smith arrived Friday alter.
noon from his Eastern Oregon ranch.
He reports everything in that section
prosperous, but very warm.
Misses Belle Stevenson, Lucy Wood
and Elizabeth Clifton, who took teach.
ers' examinations at Tacoma, have been
granted certificates to teach.
A. w. Barton, who was principal Of
the Aberdeen High school last year, has
been elected to the chair of chemistry at
the Puget Sound University.
The BARRIERS have all.decided that from
now on they will adhere strictly to union
hours, and they ask their patrons to
govern themselves accordingly.
The party given by Mesdames Reyes
and West, Was largely attended. Cards
and conversation and refreshments
were the order OF the afternoon.
Fred Casteel was arrested last night
charged with sssaulting woman of the
demi monde, and will have a hearing
before Judge Pearson tomorrow.
The Harbor Belle had one OF her rud-
d. rs broken off by drifting logs Thursday
afternoon. She was repaired in time for
her regular run Saturday morning.
G. A. Wardrobe, OF Hoqulam, under
went a surgical operation yesterday at
the Aberdeen General hospital, and was
reported doing nicely this morning.
j. S. Book returned from the Sound
Thursday night. Mr.. Book is glad to
get back to the Harbor; what with heat
and smoke, it is not. pleasant up there.
DR.. w. j. Long has purchased two lots
OF the corner OF F.ftn and X streets, and
has the plans TO- cottage, work on the
erection Of which will begin next week.
SOLICITOR WANTED "A live, capable
man to solicit orders for established firm.
to right party. Address, with reference,
GRAND Union Tea Co., Seattle, Wash.
Another furniture man was looking for
a location Friday. The gentleman, whose
name is J. II. Richards, thinks Aberdeen
would be a good point for trade in that
line.
J.C. Smith & Co. have rented the
Bert Keith store on Heron street, and
are preparing to move their hardware
from its present location to the new
store.
The annual excursion and ball of the
Foresters of America, saturday and Sun.
day, were attended by large and jolly
Gro wd, and all enjoyed themselves to the
limit.
The upper floor in the Ninemire- Nor.
gan block is completed, and F. G.
Schlentz is preparing to place the hotel
furniture in the rooms as soon as it
arrives.
Ernest Hessler was taken to the Aber-
deem General hospital Thursday, with
foot badly crushed. The injured man
was working at the Anderson & Middle
ton mill.
I find nothing better for liver derange-
ment and constipation than Chamber
laln's Stomach and Liver Tabets.-L. f.
Andrews, Des Moines, Iowa. For sale
by all druggists. nj
Chas. F. Cork, of the Daily Bulletin,
left Friday for Waukesha, Wis, and will
return in about a month, accompanied
by his parents, who will make their
home in Aberdeen.
Miss Lillian Griffith, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. Green, re-
turned to her home in Bellngham, where
she is principal OF the primary depart
ment OF the public schools.
j. Cavanaugh, OF Kent, who with his
family. have been at Cohassett, stayed
over Saturday to visit with friends in
Aberdeen. Mr.. Cavanaugh was one OF
tle early settlers the Harbor.