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


in this city.
For magazines, novels, etc., go 10
Evans Drug Co.
The jolly Boys gave pleasant social
dance in Firemens hall Saturday night.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. L.
K. MiIlen, at South Aberdeen, yesterday.
The Pacific Transfer Co. makes bag
gage transferring specially. Call up
vel. Al. tt
Misses D. Carr and Callie Gee, of Mon
tesano, visited Aberdeen friends last
week.
Lots on Cleveland street plank road
paid, SIS. Will Lanning, Room IA,
Dabney Block.
Mrs. Loren Coolidge was discharged
from the Aberdeen General hospital yes
terday.
| Surety bonds, for any purpose, exc
cuted at once. No delay. Ellis Martin,
200 F street. tt
At the Peoples party caucus, held Fri
day, Il. E. Taggart was nominated tor
city attorney.
Mrs. ]. O'Hare and children returned
from Olympia yesterday, where they
were visiting relatives.
Mrs. L. l.. Trask entertained the Mis-.
siOnary Society Of the Presbyterian
church Friday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Wilson will entertain the
Young Peoples Society of the Presby-
terrain church this evening.
The Socialist party filed q complete
city ticket, except for attorney with City
Clerk Clark Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed. Anderson went to Portland
last week, to meet her mother, who
came from Greenville, Mich, on . visit.
If in need of bond of any kind 60 I'd
Ellis Martin, 200 F street. He can de.
liver bond on the day Of application. II
The Baptist choir will give concert
at the church Wednesd ~ night, Decem.
Der 7. Admission rs cents; children 10
cents.
! A number OF Aberdonians went to
Hoquiam yesterday to attend the dedl'
cation services Of the new Pfesby terrain
church.
Mr.. Beaton, who had leg crushed re-
feertly at the Wilson mill, was discharged
from the Aberdeen General hospital
yesterday.
Mrs. H. ID. Crawford will entertain
the Review, and Friends in Council
Clubs tomorrow afternoon, in honor OF
Mss. Chas. Cork.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. McDermoth en-.
tertained party Of old time friends ut
dinner, in their usual charming manner,
Friday evening.
Mrs. John G. Hogan entertained a
party OF youn" girls Friday evening in
honor Of the fourteenth birthday OF her
daughter, Catherine Hogan.
The superior court jury was excused
Saturday to December 20, and the court
adjourned to that date, by reason OF
Judge Irwin being called to try some
cases in Sea Tile. ~%
Word was received here last week Of
the death Of H. f. Weatherwax, q
Grandvile, Mich. The deceased was 9
brother of George, Wallace and the late
j. M. Weatherwax.
H. Jantzen, millwright for Creecl
Bros, who are erecting mill at south
Bend, spent Sunday with his family
here, and returned to South Bend this
morning.
The steamer Coronado. which arrived
Yesterday, brought a large quantity Of
brick for the Anderson. Middleton Mil
Co., to be used in the constr uction oil
their refuse burner.
Jas. Fowler. the Sand Island fisher
man, VAS awarded a verdict in the
} superior court for $605. against Harrison
Bros, for damages to his fish nets done
by the steamer Fleetwood.
} When you want a pleasant purgative
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and pro
duce no nausea, gripping or other dis
agreeable effect. For sale by All Drug
gists. m
o. J. Lawrence has gone to Olex. Ore.
gon, where he has purchased general
MERCHANDISE store, and his family will
follow later. Mr.. Lawrence retains his
Aberdeen property interests and has
made the move for change of climate
S.P. Lunt, proprietor of the Ideal dry
goods store, filed a petition in bankruptcy
! Ill JLc icucIdl VOulI iooO WCChS w
G. Kerr was appointed receiver, with in
structions to close out the stock Of goods
at once.
Albert Poole, civil war veteran, was
arrested Friday charged with peddlinQ
without license. and was fined 81 and
costs in the police court. Poole says he
will appeal to the superior court, under
, the state law, which exempts veterans
from peddling tax.
G. II. Stephens, who while cooking al
Larkin's camp two years ago, deserted
his wife and eloped with his assistant
an eighteen year.old daughter of Albert
Pico, of North river, has been found
, and now lies in the county jail at Monte
sano awaiting trial.
The statement in the Bulletin, thai
the Peoples caucus, which nominated
, r. E. Taggart for attorney, was held ir
, Elks hall, was an error. No such meet
t ings are permitted in that building
politics Of all kinds being vigorously ex
J cluded