Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-06-04

j. Bryant entered St. Josepl's hospital
for treatment Friday.
Mrs. A. Patterson was discharged yes
terday from st. Joseph's hospital.
Miss K. Schofeld was admitted to the
Grays Harbor hospital Saturday.
S. w. Eastford and T. Hanson were
admitted Saturday to st. Josepl,s hos.
pital.
A son was born this morning, at St.
Jo>eph's hospital to MI. and Mrs. V.
Me,sich.
VIM. Marshall came down from Monte
sano Saturday, and entered St. Joseph's
hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Oscar Nelson, OF Centralia, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Sargent, left for her home this morning.
John Bardsley. OF Tacoma, entered St.
Joseph's hospital yesterday. where he
may undergo an operation for append.
citis.
f. G. Collins, Of the Canadian Pacific
Ry., with headquarters in Seattle, is
attending to business for his company in
this city.
The North west Baptist Ministerial AS
ISOLATION will convene at the Baptist
church in this city, Tuesday the 18th
inst, and will be in Session three days.
Gnhr sr1c O., IoI, Iat,
Lewis have let a contract to Creech Bros.
for the pile foundation for their new
block. on Heron street, between q and
II. The new block will be 50xl30 feet,
two stories high, and modern in every
respect.
City Treasurer Roy Sargent reports
water collections for Nav $2.46o, SO.
Since it has become known that the
ordinance relating to shutting off the
water from the premises OF delinquents
would be enforced, collections have beea
fairly prompt.
In the superior court Thursday, Beck.
err Bros. won their long drawn out suit
against Joseph Glsoul. The suit was to
collect a grocery bill. to avoid which,
Gilsoul transferred his property to his
son, and this transfer has been set aside,
as fraudulent.
Mrs. Hannah Smith died this morn
ing, at the Grays Harbor hospital, aged
81 years. Mrs. Smith arrived here about
| Is months ago from England, and had,
until her fatal illness. made her home
with her sister, Mrs. f. G. Overton, OF
Westport. Besides Mrs. Overton, she
leaves two sons, James Johnson, of Aber.
deem, and Thomas johnson, who still
resides in England.
Russian named Andrew Saro start
ed in to burn the Anheuser Music ball
Friday night, and but for its timely dis.
covery would have succeeded Saro
went into a dressing room, and had quite
a blaze going when discovered and
arrested. He was bound over to ans
wer the charge OF arson by Judge Fox
Saturday, and, in default OF $500 bail,
was sent to the county jail.
Margie S. Wa,d died Saturday morn
ing aged six years, after long and PAIN
fu ilnes-. The little girl was an I'M
usually bright child, and greatly beloved
by her little friends. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Join J. Ward, 905 West First
street. have the sympathy OF a wide
circle OF friends in the bereavement.
The funeral took place yesterday after.
noon, from the Aberdeen Undertaking
Parlols, Rev. Father Gibbon officiating.
The Grays Harbor and Puget Sound
Railw'y Co. was incorporated last week
by Aberdeen business men, for the pur-
pose OF building and operating electric
lines between Grays and Puget Sound.
The following are the incOrporators: A.
j. West, president W J. Patterson. Sec
retary-treasurer q. w. Ninemire, A. p.
Stock veil, A. F. Coats and others. Sur
veys OF the line have been made between
Aberdeen and Oakville, and fine route
is said to be located.