Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-03

Fred l.. Hartung is in Portland on
business.
DR.. 6. f. Chamberlain, Rooms 8, 9
and 10, D.hney Block. IT
Plenty Of reading matter for the long
evening at Evans Drug Co. If
Mr.. and Mrs. H. scott have moved
from Copalis to Aberdeen.
Mrs. j. Marble entered st. Josepl's
hospital for treatment FRIDAY.
20 per cent discount on dishes at
Deans, 2ll G St, this week only. 24-2t
A Chest Protector ia good at this sea-
son OF the year. Evans Drug Co. has
them.
J H. Read, Of the Boston store, is Wis
itine his other mercantile establishment,
at Colfax.
Best teas and cofftes. fresl, eggs, cream.
cry butter. specials at Deans. oil G st.
Phone AL. #
John O'Hare and family spent Thanks.
giving at Olympia. with the parents Of
Mrs. O'Hare.
The Review Club will meet with Miss
Taggart, 2l3 East Second street, Tues.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur PORTER will leave
next Thursday for Everett, to look after
business interests there.
Two new boilers have been received
nv the Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Co.
to he installed at the paner soon.
Mr.. end Mrs. Bissell, OF Tacoma, re.
turned HON" last evening after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Karshner.
The legion of friends of DR.. Paul Smits
will be pleased to learn that he returned
home from Centrala last evening and lie
recovering nicely from his illness.
The AeoliAn Music Club was entertain
ed by Miss Ruby Wilson at a special
meeting held Saturday evening, in honor
/ # Miss Elizabeth Girton, who returned
to TIE University, Seattle, yesterday, af-
ter spending Thanksgiving at home.
Among the honorad guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. John Han.on's on Thanksgiving
was Reuben Redman. an old pioneer, sc
years old. Mr.. Redman is Mrs. Hanson &
grandfather. and was the head of four
generations represented at the dinner.
The Misses A. Runquist and Selma
j 'hnson and Messrs. Victor Linherg,
Carl Anderson ond John Holland left fol-
Bellingham Friday morning. to attend
the National Convention of the l. O. G
I. They represent the Finnish Good
Templars OF this city.
There was a large gathering OF o Id
Fellows and their families at the socia
/ given by the Rebekah lodge in the For
esters hall, Saturday evening. Dancing
and refreshments. imterspersed with
social converse, was maintained until the
clock said SUNDAY morning.
In the sparring match at the Crane
theater Thursday evening. hetweer
Charles Boards, of Aberdeen, and Franl
Speron, of Chicago. Boards won the,
out Of the four rounds. Exhibitio,
wrestling was given bv Prof. O'Brien ant
T. Evans, and these were followed bv G
Boards and G. Rutscl,ow.
Peer Linise, an unmarried man. wa
struck on the head by hvng piece o
board from the edger ut the American
mill Saturday, and died yesterday morn
ing from the injury. The remains wer,
taken to the Bowes 4 Randolph Under
taking parlors for burial, the grange
ments for the funeral not yet being per
fected.
While man named d mgherty and 9
comp Mon were crossing the Chehalit
river Saturday night, the boat capszed
in the middle OF the river. Mr.. Frank
lin, N. P. bridge tender, heard the cries
and put out in time to save Doughertv
but his companion was drowned. W.
have go far been unable to learn the
name OF the unfortunate man