Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-06

s. O. Herman entered -. Jo~eph's
hospital fol treatment ~atlriay
Mrs. NJ Kenyon was discha sed from
St. Joseph's hos pitai yesterday.
Mrs r. Drake was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hos pltal yester lay
The Friends in Council will meet in
the PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow after
noon.
Lee Medcalf was discharged from st.
Joseph's hospital Saturday, and returned
to Montesano.
J. J. Robinson, the well known paint
er, was discharged from st. Josepn's
hospital Saturday.
Mrs. T. Fleming, and NJ. Hubbard
were admitted to st. Joseph's hospital
for treatment yesterday.
Thomas Celeste came over from Cos
mopols Friday and entered the Aberdeen
General hospital for treatment.
J. II. Helper, who recently had his
jaw fractured, was discharged from st.
Joseph's hospital this morning.
E. NJ. Globensky, who recently had
two fingers amputated, was discharged
from st. ,Ioseph's hospital Saturday.
George Crook Post No. It's, e.. A. r.,
will meet tomorrow evening. at Judge
Bush's Office on Heron and + street.
The Congregational annual meeting,
which was to be held this evening, has
been post poned to next Thursday even
ing.
Geo. F. Nye is in Seattle, where he at
tended the farewell services of the Rev.
F. Temple, OF Plymouth Congregational
church, yesterday.
David Bilyeau, who is at st. Joseph's
hospital. with an injured hip, is recover
ing nicely, and will be able to return to
Copalis next Thursday.
J. A. Hood is improving his property
by having new fence placed around it.
The fence will be a wooden frame, with
an ornamental wire cover.
Miss Emma Anderson returned yester-
dav from visit in St. Paul, and has re-
sumed her position as head trimmer in
the millinery parlors of Mrs. Ellen Ryan.
T. Magill, who has been visiting in
Califot MIA and Nevada, returned Satur-
day, and has opened an oculst Office in
Marx Payette's store, on Wishkah street.
The numerous friends of Robert
Lowry will be pleased to learn that he is
gaining, at the Aberdeen General hos.
pital, and was able to sit no in chair
for while Yesterday.
P. ]. Creech, J. w. Walker and +. C.
Ward left yesterday morning for Abcr.
deem. They were employed by Creech
Bros on the Columbia Box e Lumber
Company's new l.-Willapa Harbor
Pilot.
Councilman Wilson has az eed to
move the lumber out Of the way OF the
pile driver. on Benn street, and the
work of driving piles for the approach 10
the Chehalis river bridge will begin at
once.
The Silver Medal Contests, under the
auspices OF the w. G. T. IT,, will he held
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings OF next week, the places where
they are to be held will be announced
later.
Miss Emma Page, State Superintend.
ent of the w. c.. T. u, is trainin.. two
classes of eight members each, for sill
yer medal contest, which will come of
in about two weeks. The contest is un.
der the auspices Of the above organiza-
ton.
0. j. Lawrence arrived Friday from
Olex, Oregon, where he is now engaged
in mercantile business Mr.. Lawrence
still retains some property interests in
Aberdeen, and will doubtless return tc
| reside after he tries the change oil
climate.
On the 25th Of this month Deputy Col
lector ]. A. Hood will sell the following
unclaimed goods: 400 Mexican cigars
and two boxes OF Mexican SHELL work
These goods will be sold at the custom
house. and have been in his possession
about year.
The members of the Lutheran church
have just completed Thorough renoya-
ting of their church building. The in
terror has been newlv painted and
papered, and the seats freshly vanished
making it now one OF the neatest church
edifices in the city.
The school election Saturday, called
out more votes than usual, when there
is no contest. G.. p. Clerin was the only
candidate on the ticket, aud for fear
that there might be opposition large
number OF his friends voted. There
were ia votes cast of which Mr. Clern