Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-06

the Aberdeen General hospital Saturday
Gus Anderson entered the Aberdee
General hospital Saturday, with al
infected knee.
The Elks have fered the use of thei
lodge room to the Woodmen Of the Worlt
during the session Of the state conven
ton, which meets in Aberdeen in March
T. H. Hill entered the Aberdeen Gen
eral hospital Saturday, and yesterday
underwent the operation OF trepanning
rendered necessary by an affection o.
the brain.
Chas. Arlto had two toes caught in a
set screw at the Anderson & Middleton
mill this morning, and so mashed as tc
cause amputation, at the A berdeen Gen
eral hos pital.
Oscar Leisti, sailor on the steamer
Coronado, received a scalp wound Satur.
day for which he could give no clear &C.
count. He was fixed up at the Aberdeen
General hospital and sailed with his
vessel
The reception held in honor OF Miss
Minnie Mills, the returned mission
airy, at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Cbas. McDermo,h Thursday afternoon
was well attended, and was very pleas
ant function.
Street Superintendent Fetterman is
taking advantage Of the fine weather
and few vags in jail and is cleaning
up the streets. If the present fine wealth
er lasts, he proposes 10 haze clean city
within week.
G. f. Burrows. who has been trying
to interest Hoquam and Aberdeen cap
ital in q gas plant. for which he has Sc
cured franchise from this city, left for
San Francisco Saturday, to sell the re.
mainder of the stock.
In competition with the entire United
States, Burnett Bros, Aberdeen jewelers.,
we're awarded second prize, 500, for the
hest decorated holiday win low. This is
no small compliment to the enterprise OF
Burnett Bros, as we'll as credit to
Aberdeen.
A German Verin Society was organized
in Aberdeen last week with the following
officers: Rudolph Distler, president ;
Gus. Noeske, vice president; Otto Sig
flied, secretary; Max Gradl, recording
secretary; II. Schouwiler, treasut er; NJ.
Kaufman, Oscar Distler and A. Runde,
trustees.
! Dr.. B. N. McLaferty returned to Port
land today, after brief visit with his
parents, w. aud MIS-. B l.. McLafferty
Dr. McLafferty is graduate OF the Aber.
deem High school, and il making rapid
progress in the medical profession, being
now second physician in the Portland
Sanitarium.
The members OF the Swedish Mission
church gave the pastor, Rev J. P. Oh.
leen, a pleasant surprise party Friday
evening, on the occasion Of his birthday.
"A purse we'll filled with coin was pre-
sented to Mr.. Ohieen. with the bes,
wishes OF his congregation for many re.
turns Of his natal anniversary.
Fred A. Hart returned from Relline'
ham yesterday, where he went to exam
Inc the hull Of the tug John Cudahy, bs.
fore she would be launched off the ways
where she has been overhauled and re-
paired. AS the repairs were not com.
plete, Thomas Stream was LEFT there and
be will bring the boat around as soon u
she Is ready. &'' ,%'' ~
Mrs. Harriet A. Dodd, OF Wenatche,
and her father, Mr.. Everett, were in TIL
city last week, and on Friday Ellis Mat;
tin sold Mrs Dodd fourteen lots in the
Rice Addition, and house and lot or
| West Market street. The Rice Addition
property belonged TO Chas. NJ. Demeree
and the house and lot to Al. Sagendorph.
Mrs. Dodd will shortly move to Aber'
deem to reside.
Miss Frances Bill, who has been
teacher Of Latin in the High school. and
who resigned to accept the position Of
assistant principal in the Portland High
school, left for that city Saturday morn.
ing. She is succeeded by Miss beds
Gilmore, graduate Of the University o.
Nebraska. Miss Gilmore comes from
Fairbury, Nebraska, and is we'll recon-
mended.
The fire department was called out
Saturday forenoon by An alarm from
North Aberdeen. Az the engine canno,
be taken to that part of the city, the
hook and ladder boys hurried to the
scene. Some Of the boys in that neigh.
borhood built fire which ignited Jonn
H. Mayhall's barn. and verv nearly SET
fire to his residence. A few bales Of hay
and partly destroyed barn are the re-
suit of the boys play.