Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-01-09

Geo Fisher. u
K. X. Bassett went to ror' ianu ."i
morning.
Mrs. Sa flock was discharged from st
Joseph's hospital saturday
James Lowry is contined.to his HON
W tn an attack of la grippe.
Chas. II. Clemens. the Melbourne log
ger, had business in the city today.
Gus. Balmonth was discharged this
morning from St. Joseph's hospital.
Jacob Hauktonen was discharged iron
the AT ED zen General hospital yesterday
The new school house in South Aber'
dem is occupied by the schools today fol
the first time.
Miss Edna Grain, of Elma, came tc
Aberdeen last week, to en,er the Com
mercial college.
Miss Irene Taylor came up from Ocosta
Saturday, and entered ST. Joeeph's hos
pital for treatment.
Mrs. G. f. Burrows and Miss May
Jones were passengers for Olympia on
this mornings train
John Murray was DISCHARGED from st.
Joseph's hospital and returned to his
home at Elma yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Metz. of South Aber-
a. 4 ha |
pital for treatment yesterday.
If in need of bond of any kind 90 to
Ellis Martin, 2u0F street. He can dc.
liver bond onhe day OF application. II
f. II. Robinson, janitor OF the High
school building, has presented the sixth
grade teacher, Miss Hattie Simonds,
with picture nicely framed, as reward
for keeping their room clean. The pic
ture will be hung in the school room.
Old Clothes Wanted A number OF
men are applying at st. Joseph hospital
for assistance, some OF them being IN
sufficiently clothed. Persons having
discarded clothing to spare will do KIND
act by sending them to the Sisters at The
hospital. u
A special meeting Of the Chchalis
County Bar Association was held III this
city Friday evening at which Judge
Irwin was unanimously endorsed for the
supreme bench, when the Legislature
provides for an additional supreme Judge.
Geo. F. Nye and part of his sunday
school class entertained a number OF
Hoquiam young gentlemen at his home,
Thursday evening. The boys spent the
evening playing games, and George
spent the time trying to keep everything
straight.
Misses Carrie Wilson anu Ella Fox
will give shower party next Wednes-
day evening, at the home of the former,
for Miss Anna Knudson, whose coming
nuptials with County Clerk Philbrick
have been announced.
The following officers were installed
last week by the Yeomen: President,
A. p. White; Rec. Sec, Jas. Garter; NJ.
s., W. II. Doule; Treas. Mrs. DobIe
chaplain. Mrs. Wen; Waterman, "A. E.
Holloway; Sentinel, G. Toby.
MIR. VIM. S. Ciane, OF California, Md,
suffered for years from rheumatism and
lumbago. He was finally advised to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which he did
and it effected complete cure. This lini'
ment is for sale by All Druggists IN
Bert Brown. an employee OF the Aber
deem Logging Co., had his right ley
broken by the hauling cable, while try
ing to step over it. The signal was given
to start the engine as he was crosaing
and the sudden tauting OF the line
caused it to strike him, causing the in
Jury.
On Friday evening the A. o. U. W.
installed the following officers: VI. w.
Meredith Lacus; Foreman, 7. II. Nc
Kay; Over-eer, VIM. butcher; Guide
A. A. Brown; Rec. S. B Linn; Fin.
j. D. Moorhead; Recorder, Eugene
Shelley; I. W., W. I. Springer; O. w..
H. Barker.
A letter from G. p. l.. Roberts, who il
at present sojourning in San Pedro
states that Mrs. Roberts is quite sick
but is in fair way to recover. At Lopl
Beach he met Mrs. Wheeler, mother Of
n. &. and Frank Wheeler Of this city
Mr.. Roberts feel. that the trip is doinf
him good and his rheumatism Ess almos
disappeared.
A. d. Wood has had new experience
in the chicken line. Last week some
thing entered the barn and killed all o
his chickens, and from the indications
Mr.. Wood attributed the loss to wilt
cat. The following nigt he set trap
and next morning it was sprung. and Z
lot of hair was left in the jaws Of the
trap. The onlylthing that bothers thu
! Wood familv is the fact that on Sunday
there was no chicken for dinner.