Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-09-22


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D. .6ood entered the Aberdeen Gener.;
I'll tsoapetal Ter treatment last wight.
'Cdxste's and Paluer's perfumes 'and
INTERPRETATIONS at Evansts ug Co. II
.Uuues Jensen eate~ed ITO Aberdeen
General hospital for teetMsa,t Tuesday:
Acme boy was bcra yesterday 1t tire
Msstdeen General hospital. 10 M. and
ltrs. Arthur W. Calsew.
Tee Kosen was disdhaszeL from thu
Akestdeen General hospital. and RETURNED
'tdUosmopolis yesterday.
slnl tho --latest novelties In feathers,
,peapons, plusasas, vslsets. etc. AZ
Blades Millinery Psrloss. 4
The reception tor the Rev. w. e.
Thompson will 'ake place tomorrcx
.svening in the NJ E. 'dlssrch.
Hrs. A. D. Wood returned tfroas
Cchassett yesterday. FThe P,nehusst
cottage has beea eloseEftor the season.
Mnton De,@ceur, ar..employe OF TIE
Shields logging camp, s'vas brought to
the Aberdeen General hospital with .
bseken arm yesterday.
Eugene France, w. U. Macfarlane a~t
John Lindstrom are hek,s groomed by
their friends for mayor'~cf Aberdeen a
the December eie tion.
,Jes. Jacobs has moved, his shoe stock
FROM the corner OF Wahkah and 6
stress to the Old location of the Horse
shoe etore, on q street ns,ct door to F. z.
Jones.
C.NT. Low is heing urget, by his demo-
cratic friends to make the race for con-
give NJ. Ansfie close push for the
place.
The four year old SON OF a. J. Ander-
son, in East Aberdeen, had severe
scalp wound sewed up at thc Aberdeen
General yesterday. the resuk of a slip Of
.z:l AK while splitting wood.
The Western mill has been closed
dawn since yesterday noon, OIL account
OF 10 water. 1t is thought that by wait
ing until tomofrow enough water will
have accumulated to get fresh start.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Wedding and Mrs.
Fred Nye, spent Tuesday afternoon at
Cosmopolis, saying good bye to old
friends, before MI. and Mrs. Wooding
depart iot the winter to southern points.
Rev. Thomas 4. Elliott and family
went to Vancouver Tuesday morning,
where he is to be tie pastor OF the
Methodist church. During his stay here
Mr.. Elliott ha made many friends and did
much toward eularging the membership
of the church.
The funeral OF Edward Hoover, Of
Aberdeen Gardens. on the W:shkah
river, took place from the Piesby terian
church, this afternoonrat2 O'Clock. De-
ceased was 81 years OF age and lived on
the Wishkah river for IS. years, and was
we'll known among the Young men OF the
harbor.
Byron Weatherwax, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs: Mary Weather.
wax, was called by telegram to San
Francisco Tuesday. He is one OF the
engineers on the U. s. transfer steamer
Stevens, and as she is ordered to proceed
to the Philippines Immediately, he had
to 60 south at once.
The Rev. w. +. Thompson and family
have arrived from Vancouver, and pub.
lie reception will be given him, by his
parishioners OF the Methodist church,
tomorrow evening. Mr.. Thompson went
from Montesano to Vancouver a year
ago, and now returns to Chehalis county
as pastor of the church at Aberdeen.
The Pearson Bios. have made an limo.
walton in the building business, 80 far
as Aberdeen is concern. ID. They have
plasteied the exterior OF their cement
block on the corner OF Wishkah and H
streets. The plaster is of wood pulp and
abestos, and being white. makes a very
neat appearance. The plaster is sup.
posed to be fire proof. under ordinary
Tomorrow evening ben eft bah will
b. given in the Firemen's hall, by sew.
,ral of Aberdeen's society ladies'.
Prominent among the inaugurators OF
The movement are Mesdames S. N. and
II. N. Anderson Jr., as a mark of favor
% Miss Ula Jameson of this city, who
goes East to perfect herself in her musi-
al studies. Miss Jameson is a universal
avorite, and no doubt but the ball will !
De we'll attended.