Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-08-14
Mrs. w. H. Morgan went to Portland
yesterday to visit the fair.

yesterday to visit the fair.
Edward Bolger was discharged from
1t. Joseph's hospital Saturday.
Rev. Il. A. Landen preached in the
Methodist church yesterday morning.
TIE Knights of Pythias lodge of this
city has taken vacation until October l
Mrs. Smith went to Portland Fri.
day, to visit the Lewis and Clark exposi.
ton.
Dan Gillies came over from South
Bend yesterday, to spend a elk with
his family.
Sidney Hudson, OF Ocosta, was dis.
charger from the Aberdeen General
hospital Friday.
Jeff Miller, of Markham, who has been
in the Aberdeen General hospital, re-.
turned to his home Friday.
Andrew Falk and Herbert KAYE, two
typhoid patients, were admitted to the
st. Joseph's hospital Saturday.
John Manners was brought into town
this morning with his hand crush I'd. He
was taken to st. Joseph's hospital.
G. F. Murphy was taken to The St.
Joseph's hospital, last evening with
strong symptoms of typhoid fever.
John Mcdonald and Henry Weber,
were admitted to st. Joseph's hospital
suffering with typhoid fever Friday.
Rev. p. Hoberger, OF Olympia, preach
ed in the Swedish Mission church
yesterday for the German Lutherans.
Gus Carlson aud John Alstoe, who
have been under treatment in the Aber.
deem General hospital were discharged
Friday.
On Saturday, Charles Langhen, was
discharged from the Aberdeen General
hospital fully recovered from his recent
illness.
Two ordinary DRINKS. G. r. Burgeson
and A. Batson were dealth with, in the
sum OF $9.45 each this morning, by
Judge Bush.
John Rod was brought in from a log.
ging camp yesterday, with a badly
crushed foot, and was taken to the st.
Joseph's hospital.
Station Agent Elder received orders
Saturday to receive freight without the
clause Subject to telay," that has been
in force since the telegrapher's strike
began.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Marsh, who have
been visiting their uncle, r. S. Jackson
left for Portland this morning After
visiting the exposition they will visil
California.
The schooner Fred J. Wood which has
been on the marine ways at the Lind
s'rom company's yard, being scraped
and ainted, was launched this morning
and towed to the Michigan mill.
About 200 people went to the Swedish
Mission church picnic, to Melbourne
yesterday. Boating and games and
religious services were the order OF the
day. The weather was ideal, and al
report on enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Monroe, of Green
Iowa, who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Sargent, left for theil
home this morning. Mr.. Monroe thinks
that Washington is good enough to move
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Carney and daugh.
tiers, Misses Elizabeth and Dorothy Cir
ton, and Miss Ethel McDermoth left
yesterday for Portland, to spend the
week at the exposition. Mr.. Carney
took with him 500 copies of the booklet
"Facts and Figures About Chehalis
County," which he will distribute at the
fair.
Everything points to success at the
Stewart backward. Experiments show
that the sun dried brick can hardly be
bro with hammer. The clay is Of
the best, and from the present outlook
Aberdeen is assured of a first-class brick
yard. Woikmen are now getting the
kill ready for burning and in a short
time, brick will be ready for usa.
Aberdeen, records an average about
three runaways each week. The latest
was w. w. Maxey's grocery wagon on
Saturday afternoon. The horse ran
away from in front OF the store, and
nothing worse happened than a p.ir of
broken Shafts and the harness badly de-
morale d. Where is that hitching
ordinance? The marshal should be
given copy printed in large type.