Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-13

WAxrED-A delivery boy at Dean
Tea and Coffee store.
p. Rotaine was admitted 20 st. Jo
seph's hospital Tuesday.
G. w. Weatherwax entered st. Jo
seph's hospital yesterday.
James Dolan was discharged from st
Joseph's hospital yesterday.
The latest magazines and other read
ing matter at Evans Drug Co. II
The excur, ion trains to Moclips are
discontinued until further notice.
f. Shrate. Of Montesano, was brought
to st. Joseph hospital, yesterday.
Wanted-A dining room girl at Hote
Northern. ZIG East Wishkah st. l02 Il
f. G. Weuct and VI. T, Tonia were
admitted for treatment TO st. Joseph
hospital, yesterday.
Mrs. McNonahan was brought mp
from Hoqniam Tuesday and taken tc
st. Joseph's hospital.
F. II. Green an | Waldo Avery left r
Saginaw, Mich., Monday afternoon
Mr.. Green was called there by the Ill
ness OF his father.
The wife OF Restaurant Keeper Fran
ciscovi'ch. left the city in company with
one of his walters last week. Michael
is not going to follow her.
Elmer f. Shaw, 1923 West Market st.,
fell from a wagon and broke his collar
bone yesterday. He was cared Tor at
the Aberdeen General hospital.
The Woman's Guild OF It. Andrew
church will hold fair OF home cook, d
food at l.. J. Kolt's furniture store on
Saturday afternoon, September Is.
The Rathhone Sisters will meet in X.
of p. hall, tomorrow evening. All mtn-
bers are expected to be present. Knights
who are members, ale especially invited.
Evening service in the Baptist church
commences at : so o'clock. B, +. i. L.
at Gas. Next sunday. Prof Beinfobr, of
the business college will lead the meet
ing.
Professor Geo. w. Watson. 3. A., is
coming to the Baptist church for next
Sunday. lie will preach at both ser
vices and conduct the prayer meeting
the following Thursday.
There was short session Of the citv
council last evening. The monthly bills
were allowed and the liquor license OF
Burke 4 Jacobson Was revoked because
OF keeping disoraerly house.
Fred Baker, Of the Have K HAYES
bank. a broth T. of Mrs. w. } Patterson
has let the contract for the building OF a
house on Broadway and Fourth streets.
He Will take bride there later.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Review
Club met with Mrs. \. 9. Ennis, The
readings and discussions were OF a mis-
celanenus character. and were very in
teiesting. Refreshments were served.
Miss Nina Ennis entertains this even
ing in honor of Mes-rs. Mark Ennis, Al
bert Dinse and Ralp' Johnson, who will
leave for the state Agricultural College
at Pullman This is to be good luck
party.
The big bark Hawaii, which sails for
Melbourne. Australia, in few days, will
carry away |, i65 90 feet of lumber. the
largest cargo ii the kind ever taken from
Gravs lIarbor. Her last cargo was 800
900 feet.
Cap, J. D. Leitch, U. S. A.. arrived
last evenin. from San Antonio, Texas,
to visit J. Leitch aud OF her relatives on
the IIarbor. AS the captain has thee
months leave of absence, he may remain
here several weeks.
The First Church Of Christ. scientist,
holds services in its church, on FIRST
street near Broadway, every Wednesday
evening at s, aud every sunday morning
at II. All are cordially invited TO attend.
Subject for next Sunday, "Reality."
The run of salmon is now at the high
est mark ever known in the history cf
the harbor for this time OF the year, and
the fishermen are making good hauls
every night. The recent storm did much
to improve the run, driving the salmon
inside The harbor.
Rev. F. F. Greene. of st. Andrews
Episcopal church, was called to Cen
tralia Tuesday, to perform the wedding
ceremony Of some friends who were
parishioners of his in the east. Miss Ida
Greene accompanied her father, and
acted as bridesmaid.
The passenger business Of the North
ern Pacific out of Aberdeen has shown
remarkable increase during the past
year. During 1905, the receipts from
sale OF tickets averaged between $1,000
and $1,000 monthly, while this year. the
average is between Sill 900 and $l2, 900
r. Greehbury and D. L. Cole, both OF
Chicago, are in Aberdeen. as the repre-
en,atives of the Chehalis County bank.
They are here for the purpose OF intro
ducing in an intelligent way, to the pub
lie the savings department OF the bank
by up.to date methods, employed by the
W. f. Burns Co. of Chicago.
The case OF the state VS.. Arthur Burke
and A. jacobson, proprieto's OF the Com
binaton saloon, for keeping gambling
house, was called before Judge +. II.
Fox. yesterday morning, the jury being
w. r. Lowry. |. c. Crowther, Frank
Shafer, c. McNameA, w. B. "rammette,
and James Watkins. James Watkins
was excused, and the attorneys agreed
to try the case before jury Of five, and
on request of both attorneys the case