Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-27

Plenty OF New Stationery at Evans
Drug Co. u
The public schools resume next We'd
nesday, January 2.
Mrs. r. N. Smith, OF Elma. was Wis
itor in Aberdeen this week.
F. II. Robinson spent Christmas with
his parents at Vancouver, Wash.
Buckeye Extract will please you and
can be had OF G. E. Brownell, The Gro
Ger. 29.2t
Street Commissioner Hits yesterday
closed the North Aberdeen bridge for re-
pairs.
DR.. Sullivan. optician, at the E. l.. X ,
Pharmacy, from 10Th to 3Oth OF each
month. II
Mrs. A. D. Wood entertained yester-
day afternoon in honor of Mr.. and Mis-.
Will H. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Num- of Olympia,
are in the city, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. q. Lewis.
Lumber in the local market advanced
50 per NJ. last Monday, the cause be ing
the high price OF logs.
Rev. and Mrs. F. F. Greene went to
Centrala this morning, to spend few
.ys with old time friends.
AT the bowling match Christmas Day
| l. h.
erdeen won, with majority OF $50
points.
Prof r. B. Kellogg left yesterday to
attend the convention OF the WASH
ington Educational Association at Bel.
bingham.
Geo. Fisher. who has been here dur.
ing the holidays, left this morning for
Haywood, CAL, where he has a branch
clothing store.
JOS. Thomas, night clerk at the Hotel
| Washington, was called to Ta"oma yes
terday by the death OF niece, who was
accidentally shot.
Miss Mabel Simcns, who has been Wis.
iting her cousin, MIS-. ]. B. Karshner.
left this morning for Elensburg, where
she will attend the State Normal school.
The special session of the city council
held Monday to investigate charges
against Peter Holppa. a G street saloon
keeper. was adjourned until next Satur.
day night, when action in the matter
will be taken.
Christmas lasted two days-and nearly
two nights--at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Chas. McDermoth, in which their
charming daughters, sons-in-aw and
numerous friends were, as usual, mo-
Hospitality entertained.
The First Church of Christ. Scientist,
holds services in it's church, on First
street near Broadway, every Wednesday
evening at 8, and every Sunday morning
at II. All are cordially invited to attend.
Subject for next Sunday, God"
MIR. and Mrs. Will H. Wood, WHO
came II? from San Francisco to spend
Xmas at "Home." are still in the CITY.
and are kept busy shaking hands wi h
friends, many of whom they have not
seen since the earthquake disaster.
"Happy Jack" writes the HERALD to
say that, finding no cases of destltuton
in this city. he sent the price OF IL meals,
care Salvation Army, to New York. Just
why "Happy" should want the matter
advertised is difficult to say, but we
humor him.
The Aberdeen Mfg. Co. is preparing to
make further extensions to their plant.
and to that end are moving their office
across the street. This company, in the
near future, expects to install lot of
new machinery to meet the demands OF
their business.
Mrs Kttie Morehead died Tuesday, at
local hospital, and the remains are at
the Aberdeen Undertaking Parlois
awaiting funeral arrangements. Mrs.
Morehead was 81 years OF age. and !s
survived by her husband, an employee at
the City Market.
The annual Christmas tree doings at
the Aberd deem General hospital was one
of the most pleasant OF the holiday
season. All nurses and employees were
kindly remembered by DR.. Smits. with
his usual generosity, and the occasion
WAS one OF great festivity.
Aberdeen Lodge f. & a. NJ. elected
the following officers last Tuesday even
ing to serve for one year. W. NJ. W.
w. Walk; $. W., Carl Fagrus; J. W., J.
.. Hendron; secretary, c. F. Drake !;
treasurer, 5. c. Mitchell. Tomorrow,
being St. Johns Day, the officers will be
installed.
The lecture at the Presbyterian church
last evening, was poorly attended hut
those who we're present got the worth Of
their money. Mr.. Jolly. the lecturer,
kept his audience in jolly humor. and
sent them away feeling jolly. His word
picture of the San Francisco disaster WAS