Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-26

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O. A. Myers, Thule, afternoon.
Mrs. E. Fredlach was admitted to st.
Josepl,'s hospital fo' treatment Saturday.
John Mcclure entered st. Joseph's
hospital last evening for medica treat
ment.
Mrs. J. r. Cross was discharged from
st. Joseph's hospital Thursday and re-
turned home
Ed. Nolan came down from Montesano
Thursday and entered st. Joseph's hos
pital for treatment.
Mrs. F. A. Stiles and baby were able
to leave the Aberdeen General hospital
for their home Saturday.
Mrs. J. W. Fraser and baby were dis
charged from the Aberdeen Gene.ai nos
pital Friday, and enjoyed Christmas at
home.
Mrs. I. NJ. Tokland underwent sur
gical operation at St. Joseph's hospital
Saturday, and is repo ted getting along
nicely this morning.
Miss B. Jones left for Satsop Saturday,
o visit during the Christmas season.
mn there she will go to OlaX, Greg N.
where o. j. Lawrence is located, and
enter his employ.
For Sale-An eighl-light Burlington
acetylene gas macfine, about $50 feet of
pipe and a number OF gas fixtures. will
b" sold at a genuine bargain. Inquire at
the HERALD office. tt
John Kahle believes he received the
finest Christmas present OF any man in
Aberdeen or anywhere else. Mrs. Kahle
presented him with fine ten.pound
daughter on Saturday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Smits returned from
their bridal tour Saturday evening, and
were heartily received at he Aberdeen
General hospital, which had been hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
When you want pleasant purgative
try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver.
Tablets. They are easyto take and ~
duce no nausea, gripping or other dis
agreeable effect. For sale by All Drug.
gsts. m
Mrs. A. L. Burgess went to South Bend
Saturday. to stay until the first OF the
year. She was accompanied by her son,
Fred. and nephew. Don Paine, who 60
to visit their grandmother, during the
holidays.
The West 4 Slade mill was closed
down Saturday and to-day, and win start
up one mill tomorrow morning. The
other mill will be closed indefinitely.
owing to the condition of the lumber
market.
! Captain S. C. Mitchell, Jr.. is visiting
his parents. Capt. and Mis-. S. 9. Mitch.
ell, Sr. His vessel is lying in Portland,
taking on cargo, and he has taken this
the first opportunity in six years to visit
the old folks.
The John T. Medcalf division ofthe
family had reunion at the old home in
Montesano yesterday. On Saturday
Prof. White and family went from here
to be present and participate in the good.
things OF the occasion.
Among the Christmas reunions was
that Of the Karshner family, those from
abroad being: Miss Blanche Karshn"r
and Hubert karshner, school teachers at
F,oor,a. nr Norrop K,r,kpor of pny.
allup, and MIR. and Mrs. j. j. Lutz. of
Puyalup.
Word has been received OF the death
of j. w. Pratt, at Everett. Mr.. Pratt
was one OF the very early settlers OF Ma
con county, and some years ago was
logging on Grays Harbor, where he had
a number of friends. Mr.. Pratt was
about 70 year OF age.
Miss Josie Bourke, 9o5 Heron street,
was the successful contestant for the 500
cigars given by Bowes Bros. to the per.
son making the greatest number of words
out OF the letters contained in the words
"Jim and Dam" Mise Bourke was
credited with 135 correct words. -"
David Mentzer was brought in from
North river to st. Joseph's hospital Fri.
day night, badly injured by falling
tree. Mr.. Mentzer was off bv himself
VIXEN injured, and laid three DAYS with.
out aid before he was discovered by a
neighbor. and was nearly exhausted
when found.
Frank Johns. engineer at the Com.
mercal block, has been missing since
last Thursday, and thus far no trace Of
him has been found. The last seen OF
him he was in the company Of the chief
engineer Of the steamer Newburg, and it
may be possible that Johns was with
him on the boat when she pulled out for
San Francisco. Troubles never come
singly," has oeen verified in this case, as
Mrs. Johns received word Friday of the
death of her father. Mrs. Johns has
babe q few weeks old, and is in poor
health.