Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-17

Lots on hill, all cleared. fine view. only
IL blocks from pos'. flee. $75 to $3.50,
Very easy terms. Will tanning Room
IA. Dabney block.
M. V. Snyd r. H Eichner and F. A
Reed have incorporated the California
Wine House, with 500 600 capital stock.
The company has leased the new Stencil
building. at Broadway and Heron street,
where they will conduct a wholesale and
family wine house.
Miss Ella Fox has resigned her posi-.
ton as clerk in the postoffice. and has
been succeeded by Miss Mary Dinse.
Miss Fox retires after four years. service
with a host of friends, gained by her
pleasant and accommodating dispositi, n
displayed in somewhat trying place.
The First Church Of Christ. Scientist,
holds services in its church, on First
street near Broadway, every Wednesday
evening at 8, and every Sunday morning
at IL. All are cordially invited to attend.
Subject for next Sunday. "Ancient and
Modern Necromancy; or Mesmerism and
Hypnotism."
Rev. f. K. Prichard, pastor of the
Presbyterian church. was pleasantly gu. :
prised Monday evening by number Of
members and friends of the church.
The party brought along refreshments
and purse containing $105 in coin, and
enjoyed the occasion fully as much as
the pastor.
J,hn Gowdy, po,tar at the &C ,mbina-
tion,' was given forty days in the chain
gang by Judge Drake Tuesday for wife
beating. The woman, who was chamber
maid in the same establishment, was
badly beaten up, and the police Judge
regretted his lack of power to give tie
ruflian longer sentence.
At the High school assembly Monda
the students decided upon May 23I, f.,
the opening of the gymnasium. good
program has been arranged for the oc.
cason. 1t is expected that the building
will be turned over to the school board
free of all debt ard in complete condi
ton. Notice in regard to the program
will be announced later.
The Friends in Council Club in re.
spouse to the plea sent out by the relief
committee at Oakland, is seeking to Sc.
cure employment for a number of people
left homeless and destitute by the San
Francisco disaster. VIII anyone in need
# htlp of any kind, kindly communicate
with Mrs. w. o. Mckinlay, chairman
of committee, by letter or phone. Phone
number 1885. Immediate action is
urged.
Local theater-goers will be glad to
know that the famous comedy -, Mes
sage from NJ .rs." with David Proctor as
the star, will fill an engagement in this
city at the Grand theater May %. This
will be the first time this great London
and New York success has ever cen
seen here. "a Message from Mars" has
to its credit the record Of having been
continuously acted for three years in
London and for two consecutive years in
New York city.
w. Kaski, 7-year old boy, lies at the
Aberdeen General hospital, severely in.
jurel by the accidental discharge Of a
shot gun in the hands of playmate, 16
years old, who "did not know it was
loaded" The boys live at Cosmopolis,
and were playing with the gun when it
went off, the charge striking Kaski in
the head and one hand, tearing off fin.
ger and infilcting a terrible wound on
the head Thrty-one shot and the wad-
ding was taken from his head, and his
recovery was at first doubtful.
A SUDDEN DEATH.