Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-08

De Molai Commandry, Knights Tenn
plar. will meet this evening.
On Friday. John Acowrt was taken to
the Aberdeen General hospital.
DR.. I. R. Watkins visited the poor farm
near Montesano, this morning.
Miss Elsie Nell was admitted to st.
Joseph's hospital for treatment yester.
day.
Victor Hendrickson was taken to the
| Aberdeen Genera hospital Friday after.
noon.
Thos. Walt, Of Melbourne. was admit.
ted to st. Josephs hospital for treatment
Friday.
o. o. Renshaw, the well known real
estate man, is quite i'll at St. Joseph's
hospital.
E. Lynch, an employe Of Coats camp,
was disct arged from St. Joseph's hos
pital Saturday.
| p. Fl. King, the street barber, was
admitted to the Aberdeen General hos
rital Saturday.
Mrs. S. f. Hopkins, of Melbourne,
entered St. Joserh's hospital for treat
ment Saturday.
John Kinnison, Of Montesano spent
today in a ~erdeen. He reports ali well
ana busy as ever.
f. Anderson was discharged from st.
Joseph's hospital, and returned to Mel.
bourne Saturday.
G. w. Thomas came over from Cos
mopolis Friday, and entered St. Joseph's
hospital for treatment.
| G. +. johnson. an employe Of the
Michigan mill, entered st. Joseph's hos
pital for treatment Friday.
Onr stock of sheet music is kept fresh
and if we haven't what you want, will
get it for yon Evans Dug Co. If
The Chamber OF Commerce held re.
gular meeting ir the city council room
tonight. .ull attendance is desired
J. w. Beckey has not quit the meat
business in Cosmopo.is, as has been re-
ported, but says he is in the business
there to stay.
The dance at the Pavilion saturday
night, for the benefit of the Federation
OF Labor, is reported to have been a very
pleasant function.
II. f. Crande'l arrived Friday from
Hawarden, Iowa, to visit his son, Assist.
ant Postmaster Crandeli who went to
Seattle to meet his fathe".
| F. Noel was operated on at the Grays
Harbor hospital this morning. Doctors
Chamberln and Schumacher assisted
DR.. Austin in the operation.
Ben Averill, who was hurt some time
ago At the Aberdeen Lumber & Single
company's mill, was discharged this
morning from the Aberdeen General
hospital.
George Hubert, who has been visiting
for several weeks with his brother Ed.
Hubert, of the Aberdeen Lumber 4
Single Co., left for his home in Tacoma
this morning.
For any disease of the skin there lie
nothing better than Chamberlains Salve.
It relieves the itching and burning sem
sation instantly and soon effects cure.
| CotJ H., E,,~,c n.,, NJ
Mrs. Eliza Rogers returned Saturday
from Portland, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Campbell, with whom
she had been visiting. On the train,
Mrs. Rogers became i'll, and was taken
to the Aberdeen General hospital, where
she underwent an operation last night
for appendicitis, She is recovering nicely
from the operation, and is reported do.
ing as we'll as could possibly be expected.
Mrs. a. D. Holland. OF West Hume
street, met with serious accident Sat-
urday by falling down stairs. When she
had nearly reached the foot of the stairs,
she slipped on the fourth step from the
bottom and falling on her side sustained
compound fracture of the wrist and
elbow. When DR.. A. S. Austin examin-
ed the break he found the elbow ground
badly and the bone protruding through
| the flesh. The arm is doing nicely
despite the bad fracture.
I The Chehalis County Medical Associ =.
! ton met in DR.. ID. Schumacher oil e
/ in animal session, on January =, and
elected the following officers. Presiden j,
a. $. Austin, Abe deer first vice p,es.
dent, +. J. Watkins, Hoqniam; second
vice president, j. Waiston, Montesano;
third wee president, f. P. French, Elma !;
secretary treasurer. |. r. Watkins, Alb.
erdeen. Considerable other business was
attended TO, the general plans for the
year being left in the hands OF the execu-
tive committee.
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