Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-19

! JOnn McDOrdIu WAS ulsCiatseu IOti'
st. Joseph's hospital Saturday.
Practical, Progressive Permanent,
Grays Harbor Business College. tt
C.'L. Hathaway entered st. Joseph s
hospital yesterday foi treatment.
Eugene Campbell was admitted to the
Grays Harbor hospital this morning.
H. G. Sures was discharged on Sstur.
day from the Grays Harbor hospital.
For Sale-A canrry, or NIillet, with
cage. Inquire at HERALD office. 46 st.
Simon Matson entered st. Joseph's
hospital for treatment Saturday evening.
| Manuel Forest was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital yester.
day.
L. o. Markham, OF Markham, is at ST.
Joseph's hospital, suffering from typhoid
fever.
Mrs. J. F. Karshner returned Saturday
from visit with friends in the Sound
cities.
. r. II. Borden returned last evening
from visit 10 his parents, at Sunnyside,
| Wash.
| Mrs, M, f. Lucas was called to
Eugene, Oregon, last week by the illness
Of her sister.
/! A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stef.
| fens, of South Aberdeen, at st. Joseph
hospital, Friday.
| Mrs. F. Carr who has been at the
Grays Harbor hospital returned to her
home Saturday.
Cha$ L. Lewis is down from Olympia,
looking after his extensive Aberdeen
property interests.
| Thomas Jackson came down from Mel.
bourne Friday, and entered st. Joseph's
hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Charles DeLosh entertained at
her home, corner of Wishkah and Broad.
way Saturday afternoon.
NJ. B. Lytle has come from Tacoma to
take the place of ticket agent, at the
Northern Pacific depot.
Peter Anderson was brought up from
Hoquiam this morning and taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital.
Mrs. A. y. Wood is entertaining a
party of friends at luncheon this after.
noon in honor of her birthday.
| Mrs. b. Fredenburg came up from
Ocosta this morning, and entered St.
Joseph's hospital for treatment.
On Saturday, Marion Robinson return
ed to his home after spending several
days at the Grays Harbor hospital.
Mrs. A. f. Rosenstock, of the Mer-
chants Cafe, Hoquiam, entered the Alb
erdeen General hospital this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Forbes returned
Friday from Hot Lake. Oregon. where
Mr.. Forbes was treated for rheumatism.
| Earnest Gustafson was taken to the
Grays Harbor hospital Saturday, and
had several stitches taken in his eye lid.
The shed adjoining the old Masonic
hall has been torn down, to make room
for the swing OF the new Heron street
bridge.
Mrs. Laura Schiller and Mrs. Mary
Fitzpatrick, OF Portland, are visiting Alb.
erdeen, the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. p. r.
Hogan.
R. II. Evans is over from Eastern
Washington, visiting his brother, John
r. Evans, and shaking hands with old.
time Aberdeen friends.
Capt. N. j. Nelson will go to Seattle
tomorrow, to purchase two electric
motors for use in driving the sewing
machines in his sail loft.
Miss Ramsdell underwent serious
operation at the Aberdeen General hos.
pital, yesterday. Miss Ramsdell is a
sister of Mrs. Critics, II North B street.
f. B. Wood, who has'been ticket agent
at the N. D. railway station in this city,
went to Satsop this morning to take
charge of the company's station at that
place.
| WANTED-Young man ,single) who
wants 10 learn good paying business.
Age 81 to %. References required, call
Tuesday to 5 p. m. Bacona Hotel 1l9
W Heron.
In the superior court Saturday, the
jury gave q. w. Walsh a verdict for $50
damages against the Grays Harbor
Electric Co., for COW killed by a trolley
car in the west end of this city.
There will be an Iuterde nominational
Sunday school meeting at tie NJ f..
church tomorrow evening. All OF the
SUNDAY schools OF the city will be repre-.
sented on the program, and the address
OF the evening will be made by the State
Secretary, Mrs Lynch.