Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-03-16

pita' for trealpent'y yesterday.
Mrs. C.-.H. Phelps left for Portland
this morning, after a days visit here.
John Megla, ..of Hoqniam, was admit
e to St Joseph's hospital for treatment
yesterday.
A. ID. Wood, is in the city. and reports
the chicken crop at Cohassett the largest
in its nt- o..
Joe. Kimbella and S. o. Harmon were
discharged from St. Joseph's hospital
this morning.
N. d. McKillip is down from Monte
sano. assisting in making the assessment
of Aberdeen.
Mrs. Amanda Kainberg entered the
Aberdeen General hospital Tor treatment
Monday evening.
Andrew Carroll came down from Elma
yesterday and entered st. Joseph's hos
ptal for treaim ent.
The Dabnrv building are being fitted
with fire escapes. This is a precaution
in the right direction.
6 Fifty fool lots on 18th street, between
L and NJ streets, for $3.50. Will Lanning,
Room IA, Dabney block.
John Ranks and John Ida, of Monte
sano, no,ea ut tied to st. Joseph's hos
pita' for tIe. ,ent Tuesday.
For r Mt. Residence, four rooms and
pantry, c.ose in on Market street. In.
ouire OF S. w. Pearson. tt
At the silver medal contest last night :,
Miss Matte Robinson was the successful
one, and now wears the medal.
Attorney Carey has returned from
Olympia where he was postmaster OF the
house during the legislative session.
y Acre on corner 9Th and NJ streets.
good location for chicken ranch, 500.
VIII tanning, Room IA Dabney block.
John Shaw was discharged from the
Aberdeen General hos oital and returned
to the G. f. Burrows.camp, Tuesday.
NJ E. Knowles came down from Monte
sano Monday afternoon and entered the
Aberdeen General hospital for treatment.
The schooner Novelty, which arrived
at the West Il Slade mill Tuesday, made
the run up from San Francisco in three
days.
Groom house on Market street near
Washington, new, well finished, ~
story, $3.50. Will tanning, Room Il
Dabney block.
Mrs. G. McDermoth who has been
visiting Mrs. A. D. Wood at Cohassett,
returned yesterday, feeling much bene-
fitted by her rip.
1t is said that tine Benn street matter
has been amicably adjusted. and that
pile driving for the Chehalis river bridge
will begin next Monday.
Row Hurst had his collar bone and two
ribs broken yesterday while working in
Rasor's logging camp, and was taken to
the Aberdeen General hospital.
Wilson Bros & Co have let the con-
tract to a Seattle firm for the heating
apparatus, to be used in the new dry
kiln now in course Of construction.
Grays Hal Dor Lodge No. 593. B. P. O.
f. has been honored by the appointment
of w. r. Macfarane on the committee
on laws of the state organization OF Elks.
young Spaniel pup came to the resi-
dence of Mrs. l.. l.. Trask. 800 West Mar
ket street, Saturday. The owner can
have the dog by proving property and
having for mis- advertisement. ct
A fire at Montesano yesterday after
noon de trryed the Eagle restaurant, on
Pioneer street, opposite the Montesano
State Bank. The damage is estimated
at $1,000.
At TT silver medal contest last even
ing Mrs. f. Il. Clark was loudly encored
for her solo. "Why Should We Rest"
and will repeat the song by request at
the gold medal contest tomorrow even.
ing.
The second silver medal contest will
be held tonight, in the Baptist church,
commencing at s so O'Clock. The gold
medal contest will be held in the Metho-
dist church Tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
r. NJ. Houck, who left here IA years
ago, was in he.city last week, and was
surprised at the changes in an around
Aberdeen. Mr.. Houck has considerable
property in this city and is glad that he
invested here. He left yesterday with
the intention Of returning soon to see
about improving some OF his holdings.