Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-05

ings al Evans Dug Go.
A lot of new brushes OF all kinds jus
received at Evans Drug Co.
John O'Hara was admitted to st.
Joseph's hospital. for treatment yesteI-
day.
Thos. Carberry was, discharged from
st. Joseph's yesterday:.and returned &c
Montesano.
First Class HORSE sHoER at McBri e's
blacksmit. shop. Densmore's old stand,
foot of + street. tt
The Michigan Mill Co.'s Office has
been moved from the Zeasko block to
South Aberdeen, near the mill.
Hugh O'Hare fell from sidewalk yes.
terday and broke two ribs. He was taken
to st. Joseph's hospital for treatment.
In the basket ball contest between
Aberdeen and Hoquiam High schools,
/ Friday evening, the Hoquiam school
won by score OF Is to Z. The Aberdeen
lineup was McGillicuddy and Ennis,
forwards; Dnse, D.center; Rasor and
Madison, guards: Anderson and Bundy,
substitutes.
| J. A. Graham was called to Port Town
send last week blythe serious illness Of
Frank Granger. Sheriff Graham re-
turned Friday night, and reported Mr..
Granger out of danger. but still quite ill
at the hospital. Mr.. Granger was cop.
per poisoned by eating canned oysters,
and had close call for his life.
s. B. Linn was acquitted last week,
by jury in the superior court. The case
grew out OF the bad condition OF North
b street last spring, when the travel was
compelled to pass through the Stewart
property, and Jas. Stewart had Linn
arrested for aiding farmer named Lar
son to forcibly trepass on his lands.
Since the visit of A. J. West, the
two weeks ago, there have been per-
sistent rumors that he bought mill
site near here and would sool build d
mill on it. The Pilots investigations
show that Mr.. West was here for that
purpose but did not accomplish it -
South Bend Pilot.
Quiniault Tribe No. IA, Imperial
Order of Red Men, have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Sachem, f. H. Fox; Senior Sycamore,
Frank Rhodes; Junior sycamore, Geo.
McGeary; Prophet, E. Dix; Keeper Of
Records, George Hamilton; Keeper Of
Wampum, B. J. Garman; Collector of
Wampum, G. V. 10y; Trustee, Frank
Rhodes.
The truck team belonging to I. Beemer
an away this morning from Heron
treet between Il and l, to G street above
Wishkah. The driver, E. j. Mullinix.
wac thrown from the seat, but received
no injury. AS the runaways turned the
corner at Heron and & streets. q hind
wheel gave way, and the heavs load on
the truck coon stopped the team For.
tunately they ran into nobody.
The holiday opening at Burnett Bros.
Friday, was one of the most successful
mercantile events in the history of Aber.
deem More than 700 ladies visited the
store, and each was presented with q
carnation or chrysanthemum. Gylfe's
orchestra discoursed sweet music, and
the holiday jewelry and gee. gaws were
the delight of the ladies'. The decora-
tons Of the store, and selection OF the
stock could scarcely have been improved.
upon.
Oscar L. Grain returned last night
from an extended visit through the
Eastern states, accompanied by his wife.
As Mr.. Grain has always beensconsid.
cred a confirmed bachelor, disappearing
on the scene with wife was a complete
surprise. Mr.. Grain was married to
Miss Ruby Belle Owen, at indianapolis,
! Indiana, the former home of Mr.. Grain.
Aberdeen will be their future home, and
| Mr.. Grains numerous. friends wish him
happiness.
! Mrs. Catherine Nelson, wife of Capt.
IN. J. Nelson. died at the Aberdeen
: General hospital, Friday at 8 p. IN.
Mrs. Nelson was suffering abdominal
inflammation and went to the hospital to
be operated Gil, but before the necessary
arrangements could be made, an in
ternaa rupture took place, and she died
in a short time. The funeral took place
this afternoon from the Congregational
Mrs. Nelson was 36 years old, native
4 of Denmark and leaves three SONS beside
her husband.
w. L. Powers, wholesale dealer in
fruit had the misfortune to have his
delivery horse hurt, and his wagon
broken, Friday. AZ he was delivering
goods on the back OF the High school,
the brake would not operate and the
horse could not hold the wagon back. AS
a result when the horse arrived at F and
Fourth street, the horse jumped the
hank, down distance Of forty feet TAX
ing the wagon with him. The jump
resulted in badly bruised head and the
loss of a tooth. for the horse, and a
broken shaft for the wagon.
The schooner Chas. r. Wilson
came into port last Thursday afternoon
with her flag at half mast. having lost
her captain, Albert johnson the night
before, while off the harbor. Captain
johnson was struck by the boom and
knocked overheard into rough sea, and
was not afterwards seen. A boat was
lowered, but soon swamped, and the
body was not recovered. Captain john
son was one of the best known shippers
sailing into Aberdeen, having com
manded vessels running to Grays Har-
Dor for many years. for the last five
years for Wilson Bros. & Co., and he had
a host of friends in Aberdeen. He leaves
a wife and three children in San Fran.
cisco.
! Officers Christianson and SearIes did a
neat piece of work last evening, ami as a
result T. f. Shannon lies in the city
Jail. and the Red Cross Pharmacy will