Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-20


will be neld next Thursday afternoon,
the residence OF Mrs. o. A. Myers.
7. H. Hill, who hay his head Ire ppane'
at the Aberdeen General hospital, VA
able to 20 to his home yesterday.
Mike Sisecovich was discharged iron
the Aberdeen General hospital TIL
morning, andrreturned to Montesano.
Swan Berglond came over from Cos
mopolis this morning, and entered thu
Aberdeen General hospital for treatment
James Dolan, au employe at Larkr
Bros camp, WAS discharged from th'
Aberdeen.tGeneral hospital this morn
ing.
Chas. Hulet is recovering nicely from
the effects of an operation for appended
tie, performed at the Aberdeen Genera
hospital, last Thursday.
David Bllyeu, the we'll known North
Beach mail carrier, came up from Copa'
lis Saturday, and entered St. Joseph S
hospital, for treatment for an affected
hip.
J. ]. Johnson's logging camp at Fran
ces resumed operations last week, and
on Monday the freight train resumed
hauling logs to this place.-South Bend
Pilot.
8. B. Linn has so far recovered from
the recent operation for appendicitis as to
be able to receive visitors, and expects
to be moved to his home the last of this
week.
Pearson won the wrestling match with
Charlton Friday evening. thus making a
victory for each man, and another match
to decide which is the best man is being
arranged for.
Mesdames Carl Retzlsf, G. H. Wart.
man and E. L. Kellerman, of Montesano,
we're the guests OF Mrs. Thos. Morgan
during the Women Of Woodcraft conven-
ton last week. .
Chas. Rosebrook was brought down
from the G. +. Burrows Co. camp Satur-
dav, and taken to the Aberdeen General
hospital with broken leg, accidentally
received while at work
The east and north, walls of the new
city hall are looming up into quite large
proportions. They will he completed 10
the second story before the west aud
south fronts vii! be raised
Fifty.tw two pupils in the Eighth grade
have commenced their examinations in
five studies, preparatory to the final ex-
aminatioas for PROMOTIONS to the High
school, Which occurs in May.
The Marsh millinery establishment
has been moved from the Thompson
block on Market street, into one 81 the
store buildings lately used by the Ideal
on Heron, between II and streets.
Among the passengers VIII, LETT for
San Francisco, Friday, on the steamer
Lindauer, was Dell Riley. He will visit
friends in that city and other California
points, returning to this place in May OF
June.
Creech Bros. & Finch are encounter
ing some difficulties in laying the new
water main below the bed Of the Che.
halls river. Last week a cottonwood
snag was found in the line OF the ditch
that required y sticks OF dynamite tc
remove.
E. H. Ramer, the well known engineer
who has been on Grays Harbor for thu
past fifteen years, left Saturday for Mo.
gollon, New Mexico. where he goes tc
accept a position with a large mining
company.
A number OF bachelors, who would
not be unwilling to shed their single
blessedness should the right party ap
pear, are arranging to entertain theil
young lady friends in Firemen's ha. in
the near future.
Those who neglected the notice o
Water Superintendent Linn. had n
water from II p. m. Saturday to noon on
Sunday, as there was complete shut
off Of the water at that .ime, to make
necessary repairs.
X. Xelasko returned last week from
his visit to California, looking as if the
trip had agreed with him. Mr.. Zelask(
will begin the erection of brick BIOL
on q street, between Heron and Hume,
as soon as spring opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Douglas re
turned Saturday from their weddin,
trip. They will 80 to housekeeping il
one OF the Dudley.Mapes cottages on Firs
and NJ streets, where they will be a
home to their friends after March l.
County Attorney Boner has appointed
A. G.. Mcneil. OF Montesano, deputy
county attorney. This recalls the reso
luton adopted at the republican count,
convention, which practically promised
to abolish the appointment OF such :
deputy.
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