Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-11-02

d. ]. O'Connor was admitted to 1t.
Joseph's Tuesday, suffering with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. A. Dulilla and Chas. Warren en-
tered ST. Joseph's hospital Monday for
treatment.
Geo. Kingsley and Hugh O'Hare were
admitted to st. Joseph's hospital for
treatment yesterday.
FOR SALE-An Elegant Upright
Piano. Will sell cheap for cash. Call
at Ill South l street. lot
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nc Murray, at the Aberdeen General
hospital, yesterday morning.
W. L. Lengwenus,la sailor on the
steamer Centralia, was struck by a
falling pile Of lumber yesterday and had
the cap knocked off knee. He was
taken to St. Joseph's hospital.
Two So foot lots on corner First street
and Michigan avenue. facing south, 500.
Will Lanning, Room IA, Dabney block.
The supper given by the ladies of the
Congregational church was a great sue
cess, and the ladies' have scored another
point in popularity. The newly reno
waited dining room added greatly to the
pleasant surroundings and the patrons
are waiting fol another opportunity to
| eat there.
A. H. Farnam and his friend, q. l..
| Sumner, have returned rom their duck
hunt at South Bay. They succeeded III
capturing one duck, and when they ar
rived at home found it had cost them
just $40. Mr.. Farnam is all right as a
fisherman, but when it comes to ducks.
he is not in it.
II. N. Anderson, OF the Anderson "
Middleton Lumber Co., was seriously
injured last Saturday by being struck on
the head by falling timber, at the new
mill he is building in California. Word
was received yesterday that successful
operation had been performed, and that
conditions were favorable Tor his recov-
cry.
N. J. Nelson was acquitted in Judge
Fox's court Tuesday of charge Of
assault, rreierpd by the father Of An i'm.
pndent boy. who got part of what was
coming to him for his sass
Since the new l6 inch water main was
installed Sunday the pressureis Is pounds
greater in the city while it mains a be-
fore at the pumping station. This insn'es
a surply on the high lands, much TO the
comfort OF those residing there.
/ The registration books close Nov. Is,
and more than $40 voters remain to he
registered, among whom the prominent
businessmen figure largely. Clerk Clark
keeps his office open evenings to 8
O'Clock
The Western Cooperage Co., has just
completed installing lot of new mach
inery which is to take the place of some
of the ancient kind that had been in use
The new machinery will make the work
easier for the men. and increase the out
put.
A party OF grown men and women
not children-threw the water barrel off
j. NJ. Stont's wood saving machine
Tuesday night, and broke the injector
of the engine. Mr.. Stout will prosecute
the parties ii they are discovered, as he
not only had to buy new injector, but
his machine was laid up for time.
Brigadier ,Jeoklns and Major Waite, OIL
Portland will be in Aberdeen next Sat.
urday and Sunday and conduct meet
ing in the Barracks, 4l2 WishkaI street
Saturday night Sunday morning II a.
N. in the Congregational church after.
noon and night in the Barracks There
will be an enrolment OF soldiers con.
Quoted by the brigadier Sunday night
Good singing and music.