Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-22

J. Haskins was admitted to the Grays
llrhoi hs-W
c Newcomb rs discharged rom St.
Joseph S hospi.t a,ads.
&c. Cowau u- -c.mgel from the
Grays ilarhor hroiti fuat
Geo. 4. the
Grays Harbor hospital saturday.
Victor Hukkila Oh Saturday was al.
mitted TO the Gray- Harbor hospital.
On Saturday Mrs. w. Kindrid was dis.
charged from the Grays Harbor hospital.
J. G. Smith, OF Chehalis and Aberdeen,
spent Saturday in this city with his chill
dren.
The Friends in Council club will meet
with Mrs. II. Il. Bassett tomorrow after.
noon.
John Creech left for Raymond this
morning, to attend to his contracts vt
that point.
&. Oser came down from Montesano
Saturday quite i'll, and was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. |. Agnew went to
, Chehalis, Lewis county, this morning,
on legal business.
Mrs. J. Mcleod was brought up from
Ocosta Friday. and entered the Aberdeen
General hospital.
The ladies of the Congregation church
will meet with Mrs. w. Ii. McWhihney,
tomorrow afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Luther left for
San Francisco this morning, expecting
to make that city their home.
w. 0. Gates had his finger badly
crushed Saturday, and went to st. Jo-
seph's hospital for Treatment.
II. J. Hanson, OF Cosmopolis, was die.
charged from the aberdeen General hos.
pital Saturday. He has fully recovered
from his attack Vi typhoid fever.
S. II. Randolph, Of the Aberdeen IN.
dertaking Parlois, returned Friday even.
ing from a business trip to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nelson returned
from their wedding tour Friday. and are
now at their home on Sixth street.
H. G. Schumacher, Of Seattle, spent
Sunday here vita his brother, DR.. Schu.
macher. He left ioI Ills home this morn.
ing.
Three little bales were nestled in bed,
"l'll name Wiilam, " lille and Bill, i
mother sAid
Wide was her smile, for triplets they be,
She lays her good luck to Rocky Mountain
Tea. Great baby medicine W..
b. PANE x Ga.
Mr.. and MIS- j. z. Egerer, who went
to Michigan some time ago t, attend the
Stout. Fordney wedding, are expected in
Aberdeen tomorraw. While absent Mr..
Egerer disposed OF his residence in Sagi.
nav and, it is reported, intends to build
a fine residence on Broadway hill.
Miss Eva Plunmer appeared before
the High school assembly Friday morn.
ing aad gave court scene" in the
Merchant OF Venice" On the encore
Miss olummer pleased her youthful
audience with sketch "Seeing Things
at Night" This was one Of the most
pleasing morning sessions Of the term.
The Red Men installed the following
officere Thursday night: Sachem. Geo.
McGeary; Sr. Sag, +. X. Saurborne; Jr.
Sag, Amos Krautz; Keeper OF Wampum,
B. J. Garman G. of Wampum, G. v.
10y; G. of r., Geo. Hamilton; Prophet,
f.. II. Fox. Visiting chiefs were Otto
Noerdlinger, OF Cosmopolis, and S. A.
Hoag and f. T. Hall, of Hoquiam.
1t looks as if Gates & Gates, the pres.
ent owners OF the mill at Moclips, would
lose it, as the former owner, Mr.. War.
wick, holds a mortgage on it OF 81 $50,
which is secured by the site, buildings
and a donkey engine. Sheriff Graham
has served papers on all who hold liens
against the property and to foreclose
, the chattel mortgage.
The supreme COURT has affirmed the
, decision for defendant in the personal
injury case of Edward Trudeau against
the American Mill company. Trudeau
was employed as teamster, driving a
dump cart, and was hit on the head bv
. defective machinery used to dump the
cart. The supreme court finds he knew
the condition OF the machinery and was
guilty Of negligence.
Street Commissioner Hits has had his
first round OF clearing the streets OF OBJ
strnctions and il makes him smile. He
notified the owners of empty beer kegs,
that the street was not the place on
which to store the kegs. The owners
smiled and the kegs disappeared. Now
z, for the piles OF WOO and empty dry
goods boxes. and see if the owners will
he as good natnred.
90. neutrality-suspicious. 3: q.