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

Joseph's hospital.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
o. A. Myers next Thursday.
w. Wilson entered st. Joseph's hos
pital for treatment Saturday.
George, son of Ed. Hulburt, fell and
cut his face severely saturday.
J. C. Rice was admitted to st. Joseph's
hospital for treatment yesterday.
A fine baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Seyley Saturday.
Mrs. l.. Sonday was admitted to st.
Joseph's hospital for treatment yes
terday.
Everett Lobdell had thumb badly
cut while working at the West & olade
mill Saturday.
First Glass HORSE sHOER at McBri les
blacksmith shop. Densmore's old stand,
foot of + street. II
DR.. and Mrs. G. Kinnison went to
Cohassett beach yesterday to spend
couple Of weeks.
A daughter was born Saturday. at the
Aberdeen General hospital, to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Stiles.
Nose Freeland, the Hoquiam restaur.
ant man, was in town Saturday, looking
for delinquent boarder.
Vessels arriving from California report
4 large quantity OF lumber wreckage en-
countered along the coast.
How would fountain pen do for a
Christmas present? Evans Drug Co.,
just received . lot Of them.
Henry Meinert was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hos pital, aud lie.
turned to Ho9uiam, this morning.
Tho Friends in Council club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. w. o.
McKinlay, liz North First street.
If in need Of bond Of any kind go to
Ellis Martin, 2U0F street. He can de'
liver bond onhe day OF application. tt
Creech Bros, have completed the pile
driving tor the new city hall, and W. q.
Lucore is at work on the concrete.
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
G streets, has the sole agency for Aber.
deem for MOntesano creamery butter. II
The new organisation Of the Market
, Lumber Co. means that the mill Will be
rut in operation as quickly as possible.
Mrs. George Lewis, mother of J. g..
Lewis, was admitted to the Aberdeen
Genel al hospital for treatment Saturday.
The city council will open bids for
building the city hall, exclusive OF the
foupdarion, on Wednesday evening,
Dec. %
Mesdames G. r. and +. II. Greer will
entertain a nuna Der of tler lady friends
at the home al the former, tomorrow
afternoon.
I o. Hnse was brought down from
Kab's camp with a severe axe cut on
his leg, and was taken to the Aberdeen
General hospital.
John Bronsyd had foot badly crushed
while working at the Went * olade mill
Saturday, and was taken 10 the Abet-
deem General hospital.
Lowry Bros. have the piling driven for
the formation bed of their wagon scales
| to be erected ia front OF their livery barn
\ at Hume and II streets.
The Aeoian Musical cInb held q sew
ing session at the home OF Miss Hazel
MAgill Friday evening. The sewing ses-
sion was an innovation, hut was a pleas
ant one.
X. E. Paisley, chief salesman in Geo.
J. Woltf's store, has resigned his posi-
ton, and will leave tomorrow for As.
toria, where he has accepted q similar
position
Supt. Linn has succeeded in capturing
tl,,k H,,n 4 n
and down the Wishkah river with each
tide. and opening the Heron street
bridge as it passed.
| For Sale-An eight.light Burlington
acetylene gas machine, about lou feet OF
pipe and a number OF gas fixtures, will
be sold at genuine bargain. Inquire at
the HERALD office.
The funeral OF Miss Sauna Johnson,
who died Of dropsy in East Aberdeen,
last week, took place from the Swedish
Mission church yesterday afternoon,
Rev. J. p. Oleen officiating.
The schooner Martha w. Tuft, which
has been in the Alaska trade, is lying at
the Lindstrm Co. dock, where she will
remain for the winter. Next spring she
will be overhauled and put back to
Alaska.
R. N. Moody and S. Sylvester have
been elected delegates from the local
Carpenters Union to the convention Of
the state Federation at Everett. H. b.
Stewart and u. G. Dixon were chosen
alternates.
w. G. Powell and Fred Sloat, two
statesmen in the West Il Slade grocery
store. have purchased the flour and feed
business OF l.. L. Trask, and will occupy
the Trask store in Commercial block
about January l.
The newly organized West 4 Slade
Grocery Co will begin the erection OF an
addition 4Oxl00 feet to the Olympia dock
building. This addition will extend from
the north end of the present building to
Harbo street, and another will be built
on the south side, extending to the alley,
on which railroad switch will be run.