Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-16

Born-To Mr.. and Ms. aaron 0 ION
a daughter, on Monday, ter. ID.
s. d. Morgan. Of Melbourne. is being
cared for at St. Josepn's hospital.
Gus Anderson was discharged from thu
A Aberdeen General hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. A. d. Wood went TO Cohasset
yesterday. She will be absent about l
week
s. l.. Perkins, of Monte sano, was dis
charged from St. Joseph'a hJspita! this
morning.
Charles Porterico. of Montesano, en-.
tered st. Joseph's hospital. t.ls morning
for treatment.
Don't Sponge, we have all kinds .
sponges Of all sizes AVID At ali prices
Evans Drug Co. If
}. A. Steele, an emplaye at Caldwell
Bros.'s camp, entered the A bcrdeen Gen
eral hospital with sprained wrist Mon
day.
Arthur VI ,son is recov1 ring nicely from
the effects OF surgical operation, pre-
formed Tuesday at the Aberdeen Gene raj
h ospital.
II. Wede was brought up from Mark
ham yesterday, suffering from compli-
cation Of diseases, and..wa taken to st.
Joseph's hospital.
A meeting of the old Southwest Base
Ball League will meet at Montesano next
Saturday This will be the regular an
nual meeting. and it is probable that an
outline OF the ball program for 1905 will
be arranged.
Mrs. E. S. Chamberlain, of Cosmop
oils. died yesterday morning, At the Ho'
quiam General hospital, where she b an
for some weeks, with complication OF
complaints. The remains were taken to
Cosmopolis for nterment.
Lpddie Green's birthday occurred on
Tuesday, and chaperoned by Misses
Romayne Wood and Ada johnson, Il
bevy Of little ones assisted him in cele
braling he double event # Valentines
Day and his birthday at the home Of his
parents M and Mrs Chas. r.. Green.
At 7:30 a. m Tuesday. the fire depart
ment Wr,e ca,leli to The Vulcan lrof
Works, in the Dthney building, OF
Heron street. The fire originated in ;
defective flue between the ceiling ant
the roof, and was quite difficult 10 get at
BY using the chemical engine no serious
damage was done to the stock, $40,
covering tie damage.
The young people Of the Presby tera,
church, met at the home OF Nj. and Mrs
B. f. Johnson, Market and y street;
Tuesday night, and enjoyed themselves
in true Valentines Day manner. Ii
addition to the Usual games and refresh
meats, each young gentleman was giveI
young lady valentine and became he
Esquire for the evening.
Tuesday was universally observed Dy
our citizens as Valentines Day. Anon,
the innovations this year was the presen
tation Of beautiful cut flowers and potte(
hyacinths, aid English primroses, t.
take the place of the time honore(
picture valentine. The merchants how
ever report large sale OF both the high
priced and cheap valentines.
The District meeting of the Degree 0
Honor which included delegates from al
Of the towns in the county, which WA
held here last Monday evening, was
great success. The degree work wa
exceptionally good, and the social session
and banquet that followed will be lon,
remembered BY the visitors, as anon,
the best they ever attended.
The Aoelian Club held high carniva
at the home of Rev. and Mrs =. X
Prichard, Tuesday evening in memory o
St. Valentine. Each of the members
invited gentleman friend, but after the
place of 'endeZvous was reached he hat
to win his evening companion by an eXhi
bition OF skill in archery. Paper hearts
were pinned to the wall, ana each aspii
ant for Theart, had to gain it, by mean,
/ OF the bow and arrow.
Peter Clark, city clerk, passed through
trying experience Tuesday. A numb4
OF the Women OF WOudcraft, from outside
cities arrived on the afternoon train, anc
each in turn wished him % show then
to their room, and Peter obligingly pass
ed them to the Crescent hotel next door
Finally he tired of the performance, anC
seeing a lady advancing toward him
said: l suppose y on want room too.
tie was some what surprised when tn,
lady said, No sir, want Peter Clark.
The lady happened t. be an old ac
qnaintance from Stanton, Michigan, an(
Peter is still blushing because of his
rudeness
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