Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-26

| Joseph hospital saturday.
OH .Egge was admitted to St. Joseph's
hospital for treatment yesterday
M. Lrzon was discharged from St.
Joseph's hospital Saturday morning.
The Review Club will meet with Mrs
Ira G. Crowthers tomorrow afternoon.
Harry Moss and T. II. Horton entered
st. Joseph's hospital Saturday for treat.
ment.
Miss Wolf, matron at the Aberdeen
General hospital, is confined to her room
quite i'll.
Mrs. Levi Welch underwent surgical
operation at st. Joseph's hospital this
morning.
I. w. Rourden was taken to the Aber-
deem General hospital yesterday, with a
badly affected arm.
Mrs. G. Moncer was brought from
Satsop yesterday and taken to the Aber-
deem General hospital.
w. II. Campbell, John Wilson and
Frank Nugent were discharged from St.
Joseph's hospital Friday.
j. CrOokshank, OF Bellingham. What
com Co., let for his home this morning.
after spending several days on the
Harbor.
Mrs Louis Fogel underwent surgical
operation, at St. Joseph's hospital Sat.
urday evening, and is reported doing
nicely today.
A girl baby arrived at the home of
Captain and Mrs. Henry Spoon yester.
day. The captain is rejoicing and mother
and daughter are doing nicely.
Singing Evangelist Everett, who is at
the Congregational church made good
impression yesterday. He will be assist
ed each night by local talent.
J. NJ. Lewis, formerly tender OF the
Heron street bridge, was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital Saturday, in very
critica' condition. Mr.. Lewis has been
aiing for some time. and his life is now
despaired Of.
Geo. A. Betchelder. of San Francisco,
came into Aberdeen yesterday, and left
for his home this morning. Mr. Batch
elder is neighbor Of S. f. Slade in San
francisco and was the guest Of the COM
pany while here.
The blocking was taken from under
the Heron street bridge this morning,
and it would be ready for travel if the
city had the approaches ready. Supt,
Hits thinks the approaches will be
finished by Thursday.
G. H. Christopher Moler, of London,
England, spent yesterday in Aberdeen
tina guest OF the S. f. Slade Co. Mr..
Moler is a member Of the firm OF Nfoler
& Co. in London, and is looking up the
prospects in the Northwest.
ETA. Baker, master mechanic at the
Mccormick mill. at Mccormick, last
Monday morning got his hand caught in
an edger, tearing it off. The injured man
was taken to the Centralia hospital
where the hand was amputated at the
wrist. Baker has many friends on the
harbor, where he has been employed in
the various mills for many years.
Mrs. A. d. Wood entertained in homo,
OF Madam Paine, mother OF DR.. w. B.
Paine, who is here on short visit to her
son, Friday. Madam Paine is more
than 80 years of age, yet che is active
and enjoys the society of her friends as
much as ever. She will leave for her
home in Duluth, MINI, tomorrow.
John Kasper, a barber working at the
0. X. barber shop, was arrested Friday
by Officer Searles, at the request OF
Seattle authorities. A deputy sheriff
from Seattle took him to that city Satur.
day, to answer for contempt of court, in
failing to provide for an infant child.
The eleven unions of plumbers and
gas filters, OF steam filters and of steam
filters helpers in the state are to meet
in Seattle tonight, to organize state
association after the manner of the
painters and some of the other crafts
Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Bellingham,
Everett, Walla Walla and Aberdeen are
to be represented.
William Burris with two small child.
rem in wagon was driving down Broad.
way yesterday, when the team became
unmanageable and ran away. Burris
was thrown from the wagon and being
entangled in the reins was dragged q,ite
distance, bruising his body generally
and crushing one OF his legs. He is now
being cared for at the A aberdeen General
hospital. I he team was finally stopped
and the two children were unhnrt.
Gordon Mackay has bought the W. |.
Agnew property at the northeast corner
Of Seventh and Washington streets, pay
ing IS 900 for the place. This j. consid.
cred one of the best buys of the season
as the property is considered very de
sirable one. 1t consists Of two lots with
two good houses with an attractive lawn