Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-09-07

! Dily puNIeT ID at the corner OF Market
and G streets.
Button - Button Button Button-
Where? Jeff's. II
The boys around town have been hunt.
| ing for Billy Buster.
Ex-Lanor Commissioner Blackmar
left for Tacoma, this morning.
Mrs. A. j. White and son Vernon, re.
turned from Portland Monday.
Souvenir postal cards fourteen Aber.
deem views. Evans Drug Co. tt
| Chas. Bay was admitted to st. Joserh's
hospital for treatment, yesterday.
Dan McGillcuddy was operated on at
the G'ays Harbor hospital, Tuesday.
Oscar Anderson was discharged f. ON
the Grays Harbor hospital, yesterday.
II. l.. Alliway and Peter Peterson
were admitted to St. Jo,eph's hospia al
Yesterday.
Mrs. j. IIolpin OF Bellingham, was op-
Grated on successfully at st. JOS .ph s
hospital.
William tanning is back from Port
land and has settled down to business in
his law office.
John FORMER, who was operated on for
appendicitis at st. Joseph's hospital,
Saturday, is doing nicely.
The koffee Katcll that was to be held
at Mrs. w. II. McWhnney's today, las
been pr stponed to tomorrow.
No change was made in the board Of
the Masonic building association at their
annual election last Monday night.
Miss q. Deemer, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mack, return
ed Tue dav to her home in Seattle.
VIM. Branford came in from Clemens
camp Monday, and was taken to ST. 10
seph's hospital with laceratei foot.
w. T. Faron, an operator in the Mich
igan mill, was admitted to st Joseph
hospital Monday with badly cur hand i.
Samuel Collier was brourht down fiom
Larkin's camp Sunday with an infect, d
foot and taken to St. Joseph's hospital.
Rev. J. j. Hulleen OF Everett, will
preach III the Swedish. mission church
next Sunday, both morning and evening.
Mrs. Catherine Lowry has bought the
A. p. White property on the corner of f
and Third streets, and will use it as a
home.
Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Crowthers are now
domiclled in the G. 7. Wooding proper
ty on First street which they lately pur-
chased.
John Fisher, William Strange and
Jacob Manners we're discharged from St.
Joseph's hospital during the first part Of
the week.
On Tuesday the cannery machinery
was put in motion. and few cans OF sal
mon put up. just to get the plant in
working order.
Next sunday evening the fourth anpu.
al festival of the young peoples society
of the swedish mission church will be
held at ! 80 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. CHASED are at present at
Pacific beach, and their many friends
will be glad to hear that Mrs. Chassel's
health has improved.
Now that the street on the east OF st.
Joseph'- hospital has been parked and
graded, the sisters are preparing to build
a stone walk on that side Of the hospii al
grounds. This will greatly enhance the
value of the property and beautify the
appearance.
Postmaster Campbell is enjoying a
visit from his father and mother, Mr..
and Mis- J. P. Campbell, of Attica, Indi-
ana, his sister, Mrs. Mary Thompson,
and aunt, Mrs. Ella Purvance, all Of
whom are touring the Pacific Northwest,
and arrived in Aberdeen last Saturday
evening.
The stock and fixtures of Bachelor g
Bar at Cosmopolis, was sold under execu-
ton last Saturday to A. P. Stockwell, of
this city. 1t is understood that Mr..
Stockwell bid in the property as agent
for the Wienhard Brewery Co., of Port
land, and the place will be reopened by
Frank Reeder, of Aberdeen.
The special meetings at the Baptist
church are growing in attendance and
interest. DR.. Palmer is preaching excel
lent sermons and the people are greatly
pleased and edited. His subject tonight
will be, "a Sorry Man." and Friday
night, "The Twice Born Man." Bap.
tism tonight. All are invited to attend
the services.
Mr.. Alex. Gylfe. the well-known pho.
tographer of Aberdeen, and Miss Nellie
Phillips, of San Francisco, were married
last Sunday at the First Presbyterian
church in Portland. Rev. Z. T. Hill off,
a.ing. Mrs. Gylfe is we'll and favor.
ably known in Aberdeen, where she
lived for several years before her parents
moved to California, and the HERALD