Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-06

every purchase. u
The Loggers' Restaurant, 209 South
street, ready for business. "A If
/ DR.. +. p. French, OF Eitna, had bust
ness in the city Yesterday.
Wanted-A dining room girl at Hote
Northern, 4l6 East Wishkah st. lO2 L
N. Rawlings and P. Sickman entered
st. ,Toseph's hospital tor treatment yes.
terday.
For Quincy. Express or Dray, call A.
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt
ly filed If
Prof. Eldridge Wheeler, principal OF
the Montesano schools, was in town this
morning OH business.
A. Matson, being full Of the spirit OF
fight last evening. ended by paying SIS
to Judge Drake, this morning.
Our handsome Fall Suits are way up
in style and material. bnt not in price.
A. w. Barley, rs South G st. 96 tt
l.. B. Doane, Of the Satsop Lumber
Co., had his arm broken Monday, and
was taken to the Grays Harbor hospital
Work is being pushed on the interior
of the Trask building, G street above
First, in Transforming it into the City
hospital.
Grant Wilson, wi o was wounded in
the shooting ARRAY last week, is reported
as recovering nicely at the Aberdeen
General hospital.
Miss Gertrude Stadacker, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. George j..
Wolfe, left for Seattle this morning, to
visit her brother.
Mrs. G. roline McKinlay entertained
the Friends in Council club Tuesday
afternoon, at the first meeting after the
summer vacation.
The Washington hotel is having wa
ter tank tower erected between the ellis
of the building. The cost OF the tower
and tank will be $780,
Lewis G. Rice, civil engineer, arrived
from Detroit. Mich, yesterday, and is
the guest OF DR.. A. Austin. l. is the
intention Of Mr.. Rice to settle in some
western city.
The semi-annual meeting If the cham
Der OF commerce will be held next Mon
day evening, in the city council room, at
which officers for the ensuing six months
will he elected.
The ladies OF the W. G. T. U. will hold
parlor meeting at the home OF Mrs O..
A. Myers tomorrow afternoon. The
meeting will be in the nature Of a thank
Offering service, AMI refreshments will
be served.
The new steam schooner, Carmel. was
launched this afternoon at the Lindstrom
shipyards. The new vessel was built
for San Francisco firm, registers $50
tons, and is calculated to carry 65O,OC0
feet Of lumber.
Captain NJ. L. Harrison, of the steam
er Progress, has been fined $40 by Depu
ty Collector Dorm, for running the steam
err Fleetwood on the South Aberdeen
run while his boat was disabled, his pa
pers only allowing him to command the
steamer Progress.
Gabrelson & Homer moved their
grocery store Tuesday into their hand
some new brick block. The premises
vacated by this firm will be occupied by
the J. j. Kaufman Co., who will double
their store room in order to accommodate
their rapidly increasing furniture trade.
John 7. Stimmel. president OF the
Guardian Life Insurance Company. has
been in the city few days in the inter
est Of his company. The Guardian is a
state of Washington company, with all
the safe guards OF the state cared for,
aud bids fair to make mark in life in
surance ciicles. Percy Perry was ar-
pointed local agent by President Slim
mel.
Mrs. Catherine A. Benton, late of
Philadelphia, the new matron at the
Grays Harbor hospital, is woman Of
extensive experience in that line. She
has had charge of the large sanitarium
at Santiago, CAL, and served ALEC as an
army nurse, as we'll as having had charge
OF large training school for nurses. DR..
Austin is to be congratulated on having
secured her tor his hospital.
The ship carpenters went out on a
strike the other day, but as we 60 to
press, word is received that the matter
is settled. 1t appears that the contro-
versy was not with the ship building
firm, but over clause of the bylaws OF
the union, with which the employers
had nothing to do The settlement is
pleasing to notice. as the men who are
receiving big wages, the yard, which i
rushed with orders, and the general
public will be benefited