Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-18

Mrs. p. Carmichael is quite i'll at st.
Joseph's he. pilal.
Harry sutton is quite i'll with typhoid
fever at st Joseph's hospital.
F. Ma'tson entered st. Joseph's hos.
pliai yesterday for treatment.
Geo. Wilson and r. Reardon were dis.
ch"'gtd f'om st. Joseph's hospital yes.
terday.
). Stanch. Of Montesano, ia at ST.
Joseph's hospital, with an attack of
typhoid fever.
A. c. Miller, of Cos,nopolis. entered St.
Joseph's hospital Saturday. With severe
cut on his head.
Miss Minnie G. Brown, of the OIym.
pla Hotel orchestra, is quite ill, at st.
Joseph,s hospital.
). kiuzch came down from Montesano
Saturday, and entered st. Josephs hos
pltal for treatment.
NJ. L. Echols, an employe at the Mich.
igan mill, was admitted to st. Joseph's
hospital for treatment Friday.
Mrs. F. f. Wright was DISCHARGED
f'om st Joseph's hospital this morning,
and returned to her home at Hoouiam.
Hartung Il Norm have the contract to
furnish the windows and doors for the
new Postal Telephone building to be
erected on Wishkah and II streets.
The brick work was commenced on
the ZeIasko building, corner of Hume
and Il streets, Friday. The carpenters
are rushing the interior partitions.
James Empey will occupy the old
GaorieIson-Holmer store building which
has been moved to the corner OF B and
First streets, as store building.
The firm of Douglas Bros. is etill in
creasing the capacity Of the plant and
adding names to the pay roll. The latest
ADDITION ls a large up.to.date screw cut
ting device.
Three hundred pairs of roller skates
have been ordered by the Grays Harbor
Electric Co., to be used at the pavilion
at Electric park. during the months OF
January and February.
AS the result of fall into All open
ditch on the corner OF B and First streets.
lett without proper protection by the
| city water department, Mrs. Joseph
Maggard is laid up with a broken leg.
DR.. ]. D. Molin. of San Francisco, who
has been here in he interests of the
Order OF Pendo, left fov his home yester.
dav. The doctor has had very success.
fnl visit and has helped the order by his
presence here.
At the meeting OF the Aberdeen Fire
Department, Thursday evening, the fol.
lowing officers were elected: Chief, Jo-
seph Graham; assistant chief, W. II.
Pearson: secretary, Geo. Simpson treas
urer, J. B. Garman.
There were eight passengers from Seat.
tile for San Francisco, on the steamer
| Norwood. which left this port Friday,
in addition to fifteen from Aberdeen.
Mis-. Adamson and +. c. Finch were
among those from Aberdeen.
Messrs. Griffin & Johnson, of the
Washington hotel. expect to expend
$4,000 in Improvements in the wav OF
additions to the present building. Two
ellis will be added to the south side, in
creasing the present capacity SO rooms.
+. +. Hite and II. l.. Green will repre- :
sent the Trades and Labor Council ~
the State Frd- alton of Labor. which
meets here January 4 A. +. Anderson
and G. f. Westbe'g will represent thu.
Longshoremen, and Z. w. Moody and
j. W. Clark the carpenters.
Following is TIE list of officers OF the
District Rebekahs, comprising all the
lodges in Chehalis county: President.
MIS-. 9. r. Rowland, Hoquiam: vice
president, Mrs. b. f. Ladue, Aberdeen
sec. etary, Miss Vera Crawford, Aber.
deem; treasurer, Mrs G. Sparks, Elma
chaplain. Mrs. NJ. Watson, Oakville; O.
g., J. A. Ladue; warder, Mrs. j. B. Gil
lispie, Hoquiam; conductor. Mrs c.
Hatch, Aberdeen Supt. to Pres, Mrs
o. Carlson, Hoquiam Snpt. to Vice
Pres, MIS-. Jas. Bowes, Aberdeen.