Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-19

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Chas. Langben entered the Aberdeen
General hospital Friday for treat ne4t.
Dr.. q. u. Chamberlain. Rooms s, 9
and 10, Dabney Block. tt
Carl Anderson entered the Aberdeen
General hospital for treatment Saturday.
~hetland Poney for sale at the Aber-
deem market, opposite the postoffice. tt
]. NJ. Jennings entered the Aberdeen
General hospital last night, with an in
jured foot.
Experienced Nurse in Maternity Cases
Wishes engagements. 1904 East Wish
kah street.
Mrs. B. J. Garman, who has been con-
fined to her home for week is GONZALES
cent again.
John L. Sullivan, the ex-pugilist and
his troop left on the Portland train
this morning.
J. G. Jones, of Cosmopols, entered
the Aberdeen General hospital for treat
ment yesterday.
Percy Perry come home Friday from
Seattle, where he is a student in the
state university.
Miss Isabel G. McDermoth went TO
Montesano this morning to spend week
with Mrs. Ellen White.
Ira Crowthers and family moved into
their new home, on the corner OF Filth
and II streets, Saturday.
Miss Ieta Benn left Saturday for
Butte, Montana. to make an extended
visit with friends in that city.
Mrs Ed. Nelson was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital Friday,
and returned to her home in Centralia.
Thomas H. Dunckley and son, editors
and publishers of the Centralia Examin.
e., were among the visitors to Aberdeen
Saturday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Anderson is chairman of
the committee on music for the Fourth
of July. That insures good music for
occasion.
G. F. Beltz was among the number OF
G. A. r. veterans who went to Vancouv'
err this morning, to attend the reunion at
that place.
Thos. Anderson underwent surgical
operation, at the Gravs Harbor hospital
Friday, and is reported this morning as
reco, erlng nicely.
Prof. Barton an ex-Aberdeen High
school teacher is in the city, with the
Puget Sound University Quartette. The
professor has held good position in Ia
coma since leaving here.
The members OF the Chehals County
Bar Association were called to Montesa.
no today, to nominate four persons whose
names will be handed in for the position
OF Jury commissioners, under the new
law.
At the annual convention OF the Puget
Sound Baptist association. held in Ia
coma last week, it was decided to hold
the convention next year in Aberdeed,
the opening session to be on the second
Tuesday in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Leach, of Mime
apolis, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Moulton, returned to their
home Saturday. They have been making
a tour of the coast cities and finished up
with Aberdeen.
The commercial, literary and mechan-
icaI iepartm :nts of Aberdeen, have been
drawn on to make up the U. S. grand
Jury, which meets in Tacoma shortly.
The Jurors are: N. G.. Kaufman, VIM.
Irvine and G. p. l.. Roberts.
The primary teachers IN the Sunday
schools of the harbor will meet with
Mrs. F. J. Miner, the county superin.
tendent next Thursday afternoon. After
the business session there will be meet
ing of the teachers and friends.
Wishkah lodge No. !S9, w. o. w. held
memorial services in their hall yes erday
at 2 80 p. m. The attendance was large
and the services were Of very interest.
| ing nature. y. w. CldTk was uldSlcT Oh
ceremonies and Rev. +. r. Prichard de.
livered the address.
Mrs NJ. l.. Harrison and children re-
turned from a visit to the Lewis and
Clark exposition yesterday. Mrs. Harri-
son reports the fair worth going to, and
that the last of the buildings to be OPEN
ed, the Palace OF Art, will be opened to
the public tomorrow.
Mrs. l., L. Trask entertained at lunch.
con on Friday in honor of Miss Page, OF
Olympia, who is visiting at the home Of
Mrs. o. A. Myers. Mesdames Calder
and Davies, OF Montesano; Goss, of Me-.
bourne; c. o. Brown and l.. D. Carr, of
Hoquam; Wheeler, Magill and Myers,
OF Aberdeen were guests.