Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-12-08
We are now ready for the holiday
trade. Evans Drug Co.

trade. Evans Drug Co.
5 room cottage on F street. $500. Will
Lanning, Room IA, Dabney Block.
O'Neil was discharged from the
Aberdeen General hospital Tuesday.
The French mask ball at Firemen's
hall last nj ..ht was we'll attended by the
demi monde.
Mrs. NJ. E. Lucas styrted this morn
ing for a visit to friends in the Will"
lamett Valley. Oregon.
Chas. johnson was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital and re-
turned to Cosmopolis yesterday.
Mrs. H. D. Crawford pleasantly enter
tanned the Review Club and the Friends
in Council Club yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. E. Medcalf who has been visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Wheeler, leturned
to her home in Tacoma this morning.
w. r. Saunders and August Lindholm.
Of South Aberdeen. entered the Aberdeen
General hospital for treatment yester-
day.
Chas. Eskstedt came over from Cos
mopolis yesterday with two fingers cut
off. and entered the Aberdeen General
hospital.
Miss Jean Hayes and her brother went
to Portland this morning to meet her
mother, who is on her way back from a
visit to Pennsylvania.
A Finn fisherman was taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital last night
with several ribs broken. As he is un.
able to speak English his name is un-
known.
S. E. Slade, the California representa-
tive of the West & Slade Mill Co.. is in
the city, the guest of A. j. West. Mr..
Slade expects to return to San Francisco
in few days.
A special school election has been
called for Dec. II, to vote bonds in the
sum of $l1 900, for the purpose OF re-
funding s., 500 outstanding indebtedness
and to build the South Aberdeen school
house.
The young people of the Congrega.
tional church assisted by their elders,
will give a social ut the hone of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Wood, tomorrow evening
The proceeds of the evening will be used
as a Christmas fund.
A petition is being signed by the city
officials. the chamber of commerce and
prominent citizens. asking the war
department TO reopen the matter OF pier
head lines in front of Aberdeen, 80 as to
make provision for the county road
The Christian Science lecture on Mon
day evening, was we'll attended and gave
general satisfaction. The lecture lasted
an hour and fifteen minutes and the
speaker succeeded in keeping the close
attention OF his audience throughout.
THE early trolley car was slightly
wrecked Tuesday morning, by running
into car of piling that had been left on
the track over night, Of which the motor
man had no knowledge. Nobody was
injured, and the Car has been repaired.
Some persons are in the habit Of cut
ting and mutiating the furniture of the
city library, and close watch is being
maintained for their detection. 1t is a
serious offense under the law, and a
rigorous prosecution will follow detection.
S. B. Linn had NJ. Connolly arrested
Tuesday for dumping gravel on the city
dock at the foot of Wishkah street. AS
this dock is especially set aside for the
fire engine it is rather serious matter
to block it 80 that it cannot be used in
time OF fire.
Major and Mrs. S. r. Nettleton, have
rented the w. w. Weatherwax home
furnished, on First street. Mr.. and
Mrs Weatherwax will be absent for
some time in Walla Walla, and during
their absence, the major and his wife
will occupy the premises.
The Anderson & Middleton mill Office
was considerably damaged by steam last
night. The heating radiators had been
taken off for some changes without the
knowledge of the night Waterman. who
tn rneG on the steam. TO the injury Of
the furniture and finishings.
Mr.. and Mre. Wallace Weather wax
left for Portland Tuesday morning where
thew will visit with their daughter, Mrs.
F. Shelley for short time. From there
thew 90 to Walla Walla where Mr..
Weatherwax will assume his official
duties in the state penitentiary.
The Y.P SC. E. of the Presbyt terrain
church were entertained by Miss Carr
Wilson, Monday evening. During the
evening the following officers were elect.
ed President, Miss Carrie Wilson vice
president, Herbert Bloye; secretary,
Miss Goldie Reddnger; treasurer, Ray
johnson; organist, Ragna Shaker.
E. A. Smith, who has been working in
logging camps for more than year in
the vicinity of Aberdeen. died from the
fleets OF a paralytic stroke Yesterday.
Mr.. Smith was member of the Odd
Fellow lodge at Grants Pass Oregon.
and the local lodge telegraphed to Grant Is
Pass last night, but have not yet received
an answer.
The Y. P. S. c. f. of the Congrega.
tional church met Tuesday evening at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. AL.
burty and elected the following officers:
president. Ida Thompson; secretary,
Miss Grace Reader; treasurer, Glen
Burrows; organist, Miss Anna Carlson; ;