Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-04-06

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/ force at tine depot.
A daughter was uorn la t night to Mr..
and Mrs Ole AXland.
John II. Lritch returned Tuesday from
business visit on the sound.
The Foresters OF America gave very
pleasant social session tuesday evening.
| The l.. l.. Maey cigar factory started
, up this morning, alter a brief shut down.
kiMr. and Mrs. John Clune entertained
party OF friends at cards last evening.
Mrs. Martin Spellesey entered the
! Aberdeen General hospital for treatment
Tuesday.
John Peterson entered the Aberdeen
General hospital yesterday with an IN
fected ham.
w. VAuness and family left this morn.
ing for Portland where he has a position
as mill, right.
Three tons OF clans were brought up
| from tie beach tuesday night, Tor the
Halferty cannery.
Small house on Michigan Ave. near
Hume street. for rent 81. Will Lanning
Room IA. Dabney Block.
Rev. W. E. Thompson is holding re
vval services in the NJ. f. church in
South Aberdeen this week.
| Lot on School house hill, spring, good
{ view, easy terms, $3.50. Will tanning,
Room 1T, Dabney block.
The Lincoln Annuity society held a
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close of the regular business.
Mrs. Geo. Hunter came up from Ocost a
Yesterday, and entered the Aberdeen
General hospital for treatment.
! 6 Room house on Hume street near
Washington, so it. lot-$750 Will Lam
ming, Room II, Dabney block.
Mrs. B. j. Garman has been elected
representative of the Rebekah lodge, TO
attend the grand lodge meetings for two
years.
Mrs. A. +. White went to MOntesano
this morning, to attend the funeral of
her nephew, Harold Johnson, who died
quite suddenly.
Mrs. a. L. White, was the recipient
this week OF a japanese basket, the gift
OF Captain McCloud Of the Hawaii, who
brought it from Japan.
) A telegram was received yesterday
from Chas. SAVERS, at Redlands, CAL,
stating that there was no chance for the
recovery OF his infant son.
, Nineteen sailing vessels cleared from
this poit last month lumber laden, for
different parts OF the world. This is the
I &c. hi
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher and son
arrived from Haywards, Cal, Tuesday
evening, to spend the summer amid the
balmy breezes OF Grays Harbor.
The steamer Coronado, which left for
San Francisco yesterday, had IS passen-
gers on her list, among them being John
! Smith, well known around the city.
Rev. James Bamford and J. J. GILES.
pie, Of the Church of God, are holding
services this week in the residence of K.
A. Anderson, on q street near First.
The railroad company has force of
men at work on the Peninsnlar extern
sion, getting the road ready for opera
ton and trains will soon be running to
Moclips.
Extra efforts have been made to have
! the Elks social session tonight most
enjoyable affair, and the members who
fail to attend will always wish they
hadn't.
Messrs. Lucas & Bean, have large
force OF men at the Grays llarbor Flee
tric company's park at work on the grand
stand. They expect TO nave it completed
by Saturday.
B. f Huff, former sheriff of this coun
ty, has been appointed factory inspector
bv State Labor Commissioner Hubbard,
not by Governor Mead, as stated IN the
evening paper.
DR.. Austin has ordered the furniture
for his new hospital from New York, and
it will take a month for it to get here,
his building will be complete by the
time it arrives.
The four divisions of the Ladies Aid
society of the Presbyterian church re.
ported $50 at Wednesdays meeting. as
the proceeds Of their labors for the quar-
ter ending March 81.
Al. Richau and family left this morn
ing for Mt. Tabor, Oregon, where Mr..
Richau has purchased the home of Mrs.
c. II. Phelps, and the family will make
their home there in the future.
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