Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-01

Ben Horn is being treated at the Grays
Harhor hospital.
Fine Job Printing at moderate priceA
Herald Printery.
There will be New Year dance at
the Pavilion tonight.
Mrs. G. 8. Back is making short
visit with friends at Seattle.
Miss Irene Evans was operated on at
St. Joseph's hospital Saturday.
N. l.. Eccles was discharged from st.
Joseph's hospital this morning.
A cracker and candy factory will soon
be established in East Aberdeen
The Keno turkey party at Elks hall
Friday night was huge success.
The Review Club will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. l.. L. Tiask.
| z Bale Wa!stein was admitted to the
Grays Harbor hospital yesterday.
John Lucas was admitted to the Grays
Harbor hospital Friday for treatment.
Mayor J. Lindstrom took nyng trip
to Centralia this morning. He will re-
turn tonight.
Will Edmundston who has been AT st.
Joseph's hospital returned to his home
in MelbourI this mornlss,
Miss Maud Carey returned Sa'uiday
evening from an extended visit in the
east and Southern Ca'if.
The Goats Logging Co. received car
load of steel rails Friday to t+ shipped
to their Wishkah logging camp.
Alfred Dinse and Ray .Iohason left
this morning ior Pullman, ~ resume
their studies at the State College.
Agent Richardson, CT the Chehais In
dian Reservation, near NahN,'e, has
been in the city since Satat1a. On busi'
ness.
Mrs. r. A. Hewins and babe left St.
Joseph's hospital this morui.- .r their
home. Mother aud IilM cling
quite we'll,
very successful and serious operation
was performed at 1t. Joseph's hospital
Saturday evening CA Nr- I. " Na's o!
Montes,.no.
The trial calender q tla .t IRENE
court WAS completed SsH lor the
December term, Ch-N MS J cases
bein. set for January o.
The infant girl OF Mrs. r. Martin,
which died Saturday will he buried from
BeardSIey Bros. Undertaking pailors
next Thursday at , 40 p. m.
On Saturday. the funeral = ~. infant
of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Johuso1 q. south
Aberdeen, was held at the Baarisley
Bros. undertaking pariors.
The International Shingle Weavers
Union met this morning at iIoquiam.
Delegates are in attendance from all
parts Of the United States and Canada.
Mrs. 3. F. Johnson entertained party
Of young people Friday evening, in honor
Of her son, Ray johnson, and Alfred
Dinse, were home from school for the
holidays.
Snpt. Cook, of the city schools. return.
ell last evening from North Yakima,
where he had been attending the con-
ven ion Of the State Educational
Association.
Geo. Wilson was arrested Friday as
insane and placed in the city Jail, wher'
h, started a rough house, and pulled out
a number of the wooden bars of his cell.
H. was taken to Montesano Saturday, to
b. committed to the asylum.
The business of the Northern Pacific
Express Co. h grown to an extent that
has required the adoption in Aberde en-
of the rule that requires the payment on
shipments upon delivery. Heretofore
the company would deliver goods in the
business district direct from the train
and later send to collect charges, now
charges must be paid on delivery.
The congestion at the postoflice every
Sunday afternoon is entirely unneces
sary, and is decidedly unpleasant. Fol
some reason one Of the entrances to the
office is permanently. closed up for the
comfort of the employees, and during the
week this is all right, button Sunday
both entrances. should be opened. The
convenience of the public should coun
for something in building they pay for
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mitchell and two
children arrived yesterday from Chicago
and wi make an extended visit II
Aberdeen, and perhaps remain l'erAia
nently. They are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
$. A. Randolph. Mr.. Mitchell Is yard
master Of the Northwestern Elevatr,
railway in Chicago, and is now on g
ninety days leave Of apspnce, and Is
seeking change Of climate for his Wiir
upon the advice Of her physician, and
may conclude to locate in aberdeen
Mr.. Mitchell bears the reputation OF be-
ing one of the most expert electricians
in Chicago.