Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-01

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Ellis Martin, 2CO F street. He can de
liver bond on the day Of application. Il
The Jury in the case OF John Anderson
vs.. Bert Keith decided in favor OF the
latter Monday in the superior court
The City Market, corner Wishkah and
G streets, has the sole agency for Aber.
deem for Montesano creamery butter. Il
See DR.. Sullivan Eye Sight Specialist
about your eyes. Office with DR.. Long
Heron street here until Nov. 26. 19'3t
The cylinder head of donkev engine
at Haynes & Prescott's camp blew out
Tuesday, fracturing leg OF Geo. Hulet.
Capt. Anderson, of the wrecked
steamer South Bay. was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital vest erday.
John A. Morrison and Mr.. Williams,
OF Coats camp, entered the Aberdeen
General hospital for treatment yester.
day.
A. Berg, an employe of Coats camp,
entered the Aberdeen General hospital
Yesterday, for treatment of ar infected
knee.
Mrs. John Mayhall was dschar- ed
from the Aberdeen General hospital yes.
terday, after having undergone surgical
operation.
F.P. O'Neil came down from Shields
logging camp Tuesday, and entered the
Aberdeen General hospital with an in
jured back.
Don't bother your friends to 60 your
bond when you can procure surety
bond for any purpose from Ellis Martin,
200 F street. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Anderson we're
passengers on the Portland train yester.
day morning. They com bined business
with pleasure.
Rev. w. E. Thompson and two sons
returned from Oakville today, where he
went Tuesday, to spenc couple OF days
with his brother.
Attorney J. G. Cross went to Seattle
today to try the case of Ferdinand
Toklas vs. N. &. kaufman, which comes
up in the federal court tomorrow.
Peter Autzen was nominated for mayor
OF Hoquiam at citizen caucus Tuesday
night on platform piedging the closing
of gambling and dance halls.
Creech Bros. are pushing work on the
now have it enclosed. 1t will be ready
for occupancy after the Christmas vaca'
ton.
Have you money to loan? can place
either large or small amounts for you, at
10 per cent, best security; without
charge. Will Lanning, Room IA. Dabney
Block.
Rev. J. S. Budlong will conduct ser.
vice on Sunday in ST. Andrews Episcopal
church. Communion at 8 q. M, Morn
ing Prayer, Litany and sermon at II a.
m. No evening service.
An employe OF Haynes & Prescott's
camp named Huff came in to the Aber-
deem General hospital YESTERDAY, with
severe cut on the head, accidentally
received while working in the woods.
Geo. Ninemire has returned from the
St. Louis exposition, and was somewhat
surprised to find that the storms had
penetrated the Crescent hotel. He will
however go to work at once and remedy
the trouble.
The annual Memorial services OF the
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rooms next Sunday afternoon at 3 80
Hon. L. Frank Brown, of Seattle, will
deliver the address. The services are
public, and all who wish to attend are
, invited.
Matti Kanaus and Gynia Gynoskanaus
OF East Aberdeen. were united in mar
riage last evening, by the Rev. G. Nc
Dermoth. After the ceremony there was
the regular Finnish national supper, and
it was late in the night before the guests
separated.
f. Hoseburg, second man on the
schooner A. +. Coats, was accidentally
= drowned at HOquiam while passing over
boom OF logs with line with which
the vessel was to have been made fast
p to the wharf of the Grays Harbor Lum.
Der Company.
Frank and John Kalhala, who were
. arrested last week BY Officer Christian
I son for stealing fish nets at Houuiam
were held to answer in the superior
court at h hearing held yesterday, before
: Justice Pearson. OF Aberdeen, and War
l zen, Of Hoquiam.
The Dabney building on G and Hume
Q streets is now enclosed, and will soon b'
ready for occupancy. The structure is
one story brick, fronting 62 feet on {
, street, with depth OF 60 feet. A par
i OF it will be used by the Grays Harbo
Furniture company.
]. G. Ronald, of Seattle, Past Gran,
i. Chancellor, Knights OF Pythias, wa
present at the meeting OF the local lodg
!, last night. At the social session whicl
! followed the business meeting. several O
l the Rathbone Sisters were present, ant
assisted in the evenings entertainment
The district convention of the order Q
Rebekah is in session at Montesano, to
day. About 40 delegates are presen
= from the Harbor. Among those presen
from Aberdeen are Mesdames R. T
Porter. S. X. Bowes, j. Bowes, d. Gillies
j. Gilliel, 3. j. Garman and the Mise
Vera Crawford and Jessie Young. Mrs
t D. Luders, of Tacoma, one OF the Il us
tees OF the Odd Fellows Orphans Home
t is present, and will represent that inst