Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-20

at Hoqu;am.
The case of Lars Hanson and Otto An
! derson vs.. Thomas spence, in Justice
Pearson's court, has been continued to
November Z.
VIM. Dowd, an employe Of Haynes &
Prescott's camp, entered the Aberdeen
General hospital Yesterday with a
sprained ankle.
The total registration in Aberdeen is
LAY, divided among the precincts as
follows: First, 252; second, 50S; Third,
1856; Fourth, 32l.
Mrs. Yorker, of Seattle, is in Aberdeen
visiting her sister, Miss G. Cameron, and
her cousin, Mr. Angus McQuaig, and is
the guest OF the latter.
Ray NJ. Johnson has returned from his
vacation, which he spent hunting in the
vicinity OF Quiniault lake. He reports
good sport in that region.
J. S. Book has had his property ION G
and First streets cleared and graded,
making it one OF the finest blocks in the
city for building purposes.
w. B. Hardwick. of the late Anacortes
Sentinel, was visitor at the HERALD
Office this week. Mr.. Hardwick is looking
over the country generally.
The registration at Elma was 444, and
at Montesano 437. The formation OF
Fairview precinct from Montesano took
about 100 votes from that city.
Tomorrow evening the Royal Neigh
bors will give ten cent social in the
Ninemire block. They will hold short
business session before the social.
Word has been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. q. T. Wooding that they arrived
at Los Angeles in good form. They did
not miss a meal during the voyage.
To cure cold get bottle of our White
Pine Cough Syrup, % cts. 10 prevent
catching cold buy a Chest Protector or
Chamois Vest al Evans Drug Store. tt
There will be preaching services at the
Baptist church Thursday night at 7 80.
The pastor will preach on "The Baptism
OF the Holy Spirit" All are welcome.
Miss Ella Fox returned Tuesday from
a visit in Eastern Washington where she
spent her vacation, and resumed her
position in the post office this morning.
Robert Kennedy, the boy who was
accidentally shot in the head, was sufii-
GENTLY recovered to leave the Aberdeen
General hospital for his home yesterday.
G. II. Savage was brought over from
Cosmopolis Monday afternoon to the
Aberdeen General hospital with his head
badly crushed by falling lumber pile.
Henry Scott left $l5 in the hands Of
the police court, which was held as
security for his appearance in court yes
terday. Henry could not control his
tongue.
A four-horse truck, carrying heavy
roll OF wire caole, broke a wheel at
Heron and f streets this morning, delay
ing the nine O'Clock trolley car for half
an hour.
The Aberdeen Commission company
are about to move from their present To-
cation, in the Mitchell block on Market
street, to the Keith block on Heron
street.
Mrs. M. Ingebrigtsen had finger
nearly cut off Tuesday while splitting
4: hA Fab <<>k I,n hnr
deem General, where the injured member
was dressed.
FARM FOR LEAsE-A five-year lease of
farm four miles from Aberdeen. Sixty
acres under cultivation. Also span Of
work horses for sale. Inquire at the
HERRLD office. ll-t2
The total number Of voters registered
in Chehalis county, in the different
towns and cities, is 1876, divided as fol-
lows: Aberdeen. LAS; Hoquiam, 1,O67;
Elma, 444; Montesano, 437, and Cos.
mopolis, 22l.
Yesterday afternoon the ladies of the
Presbyterian church gave an afternoon
tea at the residence Of Miss Taggart, PA
East Second street. This is the last OF
the teas that the ladies have been giving
during the summer season.
This afternoon Mrs. DeLosh is holding
the third OF series of 500 parties to be
given by that lady. 1t is needless to say
that it has been looked forward to with
interest, as those who attended the other
gatherings were loud in their praise of
them.
NJ. r. Sherwood has received word
from the government engineers Office at
Seattle, that the request OF the citizens
of Aberdeen, that the pierhead lines be
so changed around the base of Finch's
bluff, on the Chehals river, as to admit
the building of roadway there, will no
doubt be granted.