Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-25
w. NJ Jones was admitted to st. Jo.

w. M. Jones was admitted to st. Jn.
seph's hospital Saturday.
William Marshall was admitted 10 St.
Joseph's hospital yesterday.
John Gall was discharged from st.
Joseph's hospila this morning.
Dan Fraser, the well known black
smith, is at st. J'>eph's hospital qui'e it,.
Mrs. J. Grener, Of Chehalis, was adj
mtted to St. Joseph's hospital last
Saturday.
Hlligoss & Ladun will begin work this
week on the plauk;ng OF Wlshkah street.
between H and l.
Mrs. J. McDevltt entered St. Joseph's
hospital Saturday. where she underwent
a surgical opeI atin.
! Herbert Hav was discharged from st
Joseph hospital this morning and re-
turned to Montesano.
Herman Webber was discharged from
st. Joseph's hospital yesterday, havIug
| a.
fever.
Attorney W. n. Abel, of Montesano, is
| writing to number of Aberdeen people
offering to knock out the sewer assess
ments.
Mr.. II. n. Parker VINO mas been visit.
ing his sister in law, Mrs. s. B. Linn for
the past three months left for his home
at Port Rowan. Ontario, Saturday.
Chas. Hebala, a Russian Finn aged 81
years, has been missing since last Wed.
| nesdav, and his brother fears he is the
| man who was drow ned at the Michigan
mill dock Thursday night.
Mrs. Samuel Renn, Mrs. U. G. Kinni.
son, Miss Leta Benn and Miss Perne
Stout left Yesterday morning for Port.
land with an avowed determination to
shit the trail" from start to finish.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7 p. Campbell, of Attica,
Indiana, who has been visiting their son,
Postmaster r. P. Campbell, left for their
home this morning by way of Portland.
, They were accompanied by Mrs, NJ. D.
Thompson and Mrs. Ella Pursuviance.
Good advice to women. If YOU want a
beautiful complexion, clear skin, bright
ewes, red lips, good health, take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. There is
nothing like it. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets
w. 3. Paine & Co.
John Kaufman, of Nontosano, was
brought down from Clemens camp, Sat.
urdav and taken TO st Joseph's hospital
for treatment. He had five ribs broken,
shoulder dislocated and was hurt in
terna}ly, caused by log rolling upon
him.
Mr.. Roberts has been appointed trnant
officer for the CITY OF Aberdeen, and he
is now canvassing the city in quest Of
children who are non attendants at the
public schools. 1t is the intention of the
school authorities to have the truant law
strictly enforced.
William Smith, aged "a years, died
Friday night at the Gravs Harbor hos
pital. Mr.. Smith entered the hospital
the Sunday previous. with an abcess Of
the liver in very advanced stage. too
far advanced for medical aid. He leaves
wife to mourn his loss.
Mrs. J. D. Wheeler who bought the
millinery establishment of Mrs Blade.
300 East Market street, is milliner OF
wide experience, and comes here from
Portland, where she was in charge of the
millinery department in the store of
Odds, Workman & King.
Bowes & Randolph, a firm consisting
o. J. NJ. Bowes, of this city, and S. A.
Randolph. an experienced undertaken of
Chicago, have leased the building, 406
East WiShkah street, next door to the
HERALD office, where they will establish
an undertaking business about October
rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmussen. Sr. and Mr..
and Mrs. Rasmussen, Jr., of South Bend,
parents and hro'hp" and sister Of Mrs. J..
B. Wiley, came over Thursday to attend
the funeral of l.. B. Wiley, which was
from the Methodist church instead OF
the home as announced. The change
was made to accomolate the numerous
friends Of the deceased, for which the
house was too small.