Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-27

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up.country points.
No 81 L ST. very wei finished house,
lot 44x130 leet, all improvements paid,
cas-, terms. viii Lanning, Rom IA,
Dabney Block.
Jo' n Pearsoo fell across jost while
working at tie Wilson mill this morn
ing, aud fractured two ribs. Beyond a
sh ,rt period OF iuleness no serious resu IS
are anticipated.
The union Thanksgiving service will
be held in the NJ. f. church. Rev. l..
l.. Cloyd, of the Baptist church, will
preach the sermon, he rest Of the pastors
joining in the general program.
The annual holiday opening Of Burnett
Bros. next Friday is calculated to mark
an epoch in Aberdeen's advancement N
the matter OF valuable and useful as vii
as handsome holiday gifts at eastern
prices.
The City football team has succeeded
in arranging game with the Whitworth
College team, of Tacoma, on Thank-giv-
ing day. The Whtworth is considered
among the best teams in the Pacific
Northwest, and a crack "a jack game may
be expected.
On Frday evening the b. O. J.. T.
held their monthly social session in their
parlors, invitations being restricted to
the members and lady friends. Music.
cards and dancing '"re -. pu" pal
numbers on the program, and as is usual
with those gatherings, was a great sue.
cess.
The body of a logger named Blackie,
who had been missing nearly two weeks,
was found on the beach at South Bay, by
Harry O'Dell and Eugene Smith Of this
city, last week. The man was a stranger
on the harbor, and evidently had been
drowned accidentally. TIE coroner was
notified.
John Brady, a Chehalis county pioneer
OF 1858, died November II, at his home,
at San Jose, California, aged rs yeare.
in Chehais county, and served as SER
geant in the Indian war OF 1858. He
| settled on farm at Satsop that is still
owned by the family.
J. Olsen brought three elk down from
Quinault Friday, which were purchase
by the Grays Harhor Electric Co. The
three head, bull, four-year.old COW
and yearling, were raised by Mr.. Olsen
and are perfectly tame. IA. IRE rlar
in Electric park, where they are sure to
be popular with the visitors.
J. P. O. Lownsdals. of Portland, has
commenced suit against the Grays Har-
Dor Boom company to recover damages
for use Of and injury to his lands at
mouth Of HumptuIips river, and also
asks for an injunction to prevent the
boom company from further use of or in
terfering with his property in any way.
DR.. Molin, general manager of the
Order OF Pendo, met with Dewey Council
Saturday night and gave very intert ST.
ing talk. There was a good attendance
and jolly social time was passed. Re.
freshments kept every one until late
hour. Plans were arranged for n -oclal
dance to be held the evening OF Decem.
Der 2
Frank Zennor, the first man in the
state convicted under the.new law max
ing it crime to live off the earnings Of "A
fallen woman, died at the state peniten-
tiary Thursday, November l6. Zennor
was taken to Wala Walla last August.
His sentence was three years and fine
of $1,000. He was sent up from Aber-
deem.
William L. Mcbride met with very
painful accident Friday. He was work
ing on his new building on F, near First
street, when nail in board entered
the feshy part OF his hand, and at the
same time the board on which he was
standing broke, throwing his weight on
the nail, which made it penetrate up in-
to the wrist. The wound has to be
dressed about once in two hours to pre-
vent blood poisoning.