Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
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A. d. Wood went to Cohassett yeeter
dav, to attend to business at that place
Mike Forvile was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital yester
day.
Il. w. Drummer was DISCHARGED from
the Aberdeen General hospital yester
day.
Frank Alexander, of Cosmopolis. va,
taken to the Aberdeen General hos pita
yesterday for treatment.
Mrs. Philip Boomer returned to he,
home in Cosmopolis yesterd day, from the
Aberdeen General hospital.
Mesdames Mary, Carl and Scot,
Weatherwax, entertained at the home ol
Mrs. Mary Weatherwax Saturday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerville, of Cheha
lis. who have heen visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
siIas Pearson, left for their home this
morning.
James Holton was brought from the
U. X. logging camp Saturday, with a
badly cut foot, and taken to the Aber.
deem General hospital.
The little girl OF Alvin T. Porter. Of
South Aberdeen, had an adnoid removed
IRON her throat yesterday, at the Aber.
deem General hospital.
Rev. Al Thollander, secretary of the
Swedish Congregational Missionary 80
ciety, spoke in the Swedish Congrega
tional church last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George BlAnkenship left
Tor their home in Olympia this morning
Mrs. BIankenship was being treated al
the Aberdeen General hospital.
John Swister, who has been at the
Aberdeen General hospital, returned te
his work at the Chehalis County loggins
camp. Mcntesano, yesterday.
A. P. Nelson who has been advertis.
ing agent on the Bulletin, has taken 6
position as kookkeeper and collector at
the Aberdeen Transfer company.
The Creech Bros. pile driver will finish
driving the piles for the foundation Of
the Griggs Hardware company's ware
house on the corner OF Ii and River
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. MacLafferty and son
Earnest. returned from Portland this
afternoon, where they have been in at
tendance at the Seventh Day Adventist
Annual Convention. ,.~
Ed. Dolan reported to the police
Thursday night that J. T. Ginnis hac
cashed forged order at the Crane
saloon. After chasing the city over
Glnnis was arrested at 3 o'clock the mex
morning, AMI landed in the city Jail. HI
was released later, Dolan refusing to pro
secute.
Or. and Silas W. Pearson, have tn,
foundation for the addition to their pres
ent block at Wishka" and H streets
well under way, and will soon be read,
to commence work on the superstructure
When completed this will give them 9
frontage of 100 feet on II street by 5(
feet on Wishkah.
9. p. l. Roberts announces himself &
candidate for reelection as school direct
or, and authorizes US to contradict thu
statement in the Bulletin TO the effecr
that he was not candidate. Mr.. Rob
erts says he had not intended to stant
for re election, but has consented to de
so at the solicitation of a number O
citizens
NJ. f. Robinson, who is here in charge
OF the work OF drilling those who are tt
take part in the cantata of "Belshazzer.' ,
is past master in the art. He has 6
faculty OF not only interesting the mem
beers who take part, but he also imparts
an enthusiasm that makes the students
anxious to excel in the work. He drills
each afternoon and evening.
A little girl from North Aberdeen was
taken to the Aberdeen General hospita
last evening, with peculiar swelling or
her leg, which could not be accounted
for. When placed under the X ravs il
was found that needle had penetrat,
the fieshy part Of the leg and remained
under the epidermis. The needle was
removed with little trouble and the limb
is now all right.