Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-13

ness today.
X. Zelasko is expected to return fion
California about the l. inst.
The plumbers are enjoying a hafve7
as result OF the cold snap.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Homehick last Thursday.
Ernest Nichols entered the Aberdeen
General hospital Yesterday for treatment
j. S. Salmento, of Montesano, wa
admitted to st. Joseph's hospital Friday
Arthur Mason entered the Aberdeei
General hospital for tire atment yesterday
Mrs. j. II. Bradley entered the Aber
deem General hospital for treatment sat
urday.
The postoffice is closed today on ac'
count of the legal hoiday-Liucoln's
birthday.
w. j. Sanders was admitted to the
Aberdeen General hospital yesterday for
treatment.
Mrs. n. A. Springer underwent q sue
cessful operation. at the St. Joseph S
ospital Saturday.
Girls Osmond, came down from Monte.
sano Saturday, and was admitted to the
st. Joseph's hospital.
The old side of the West 4 Slade
mill which has been undergoing repairs,
started up this morning.
Ed. LOOMS entered the Aberdeen
General hospital Saturday for the treat
ment OF an affected finger.
D. NJ. Bowes & Co. have laid in large
variety of: cut flowers for Valentines
Day, at 2l5 South G street. 1t
4 Peter Atkins came down from Coats
camp Friday, and entered the Aberdeen
General hospital with cut hand.
Dan Mcclellan came up from Hoquiam
Friday and entered the Aberdeen Gen
eral hospital with an injured knee.
j. Lankiss was brought down from
Montesano Saturday, aud taken to st.
JOseph's hospital for medical treatment.
The pupils were sent home from the
Market street school this morning, on
account of the cold. 1t was found in
possible to heat the rooms.
Reuben Moody cut his leg Saturday
quite severely, while working for the q
X Logging Co., and was admitted to the
Aberdeen General hospital. vi.
The Western Cooperage mill started
again this morning after being shut
down some time for repairs, and the
building of a new warehouse.
A - pound boy VAS born to Mr. and
MIS- ]. .. Dion, Of lloquam, at the It.
Jpseph's hospital Saturday morning
Mother and boy are doing well.
Mike Sisecovich, an employee OF the
G. G. l.. Il T. Co. ut Montesano, came
down the Aberdeen General hospital
with the toes of one foot severely mashed,
YESTERDAY.
Frank j. Becker has the police on the
lookout for the parties who removed q
lounge, two rocking chairs and dresser
from some rooms in the Becker block
last week.
The steamer Newburg, which has been
transformed into an oil burner, made q
successful trial trip at San Francisco
last week, and is now OH her way to
Aberdeen to load lumber.
Emil Lindham and Frank johnson
each contributed 80 As to the city
exchequer this morning, on the advice
of Police Judge Bush. for looking too long
upon the wine when it was red.
Mrs. D. Reese returned to Portland
this morning after spending several days
here with her daughter, Mrs. r. Herrick
She will return in few DAYS. with the
intention of disposing of her property
at Heron and Park streets.
The Aberdeen High school basket ball
team went to IIoqniam Saturday night,
and were defeated by score of 10 to 90.
The game was considered a good ore
both s des doing excellent work. and the
losers did not feel so badly as they might
A. w. Middleton arrived from Port
land yesterday and reports the weather
at that place much colder than it is here.
Not expecting much difference in the
temperature he did not take fur coat
with him, and suffered somewhat from
the cold.
G.. p l.. Roberts, returned from San
Pedro yesterday, glad to get back to Alb.
erdsen. Mrs. Roberts who has been
quite sick at that place, did not return
W tn him, but as soon as she is able, she
will 90 to Iowa on visit. Mr.. Roberts
reports that X. Zelasko is improving in
health and will soon come back pre- pared
to push business at this point.