Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-31

Drug Co. II
DR.. Sullivan, optician. at the E L. X.
Pharmacy until January Is. If
Mrs. Fred Heron entered st. Joseph g
hospital for treatment Saturday. -.
Mrs. J. S. Berry was taken to St. 10.
seph's hospital last evening for treat
ment. y.
Miss Margaret Mcneil was able to
leave st. Joseph's hospital for her home
yesterday.
Geo. T. Roberts, OF Tacoma, was in the
city last week. erecting monuments in
the cemetery.
John Nolan was discharged from St.
Joseph's hos pital this morning, and re-
turned to Montesano.
The Review club will meet with Mrs.
G. f. Drake, lis Wet Wishkah street
tomorrow afternoon.
Frank Decker, who recently moved
from Aberdeen to Elma, was doing bust
ness in the city this morning.
Rev. f. f. W. Greene took party OF
young people on his gasoline launch up
the Chehelis river, this morning.
$lOO companies, fire insurance. Perry
tanning Co., 2l3 South street. and
Room II, Dabney block. Phone ii. II
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris. Meyer, at st. joseph's hospital
last night. Mother and child are re-
ported as doing nicely.
The Wilson mill closed down Saturday
evening for the annual inventory and
some needed repairs, and will start up
again Thursday morning.
Five room cottage. two fifty foot lots
on school house hill. we'll, garden, o.
chard, etc 81 900. terms. Will Lam
ming, Room IA, DAbney block. If
A sight fire in lodging house at F
and Heron streets called out the depart
ment Saturday afternoon. but was eX-
tngui-hed b, fore the apparatus arrived.
Oscar and "Dick" Boetinger, the well
known base ball players, have purchas' q
the "Pippin" cigar store from Elisha
Thompson. and will take possession
January /.
Miss Florence Huntley will give a
New Years Eve party to number OF
her fellow teachers, at the home If G. w.
Miller, on Sixth street, near Broadway,
this evening.
The Vevsey property OH Heron street,
which was sold to a stranger last week
for $4,000, was resoId in two days to
John Kahle, OF the Pioneer saloon, at an
advance OF 81, 900.
The funeral Of Mrs. Kittie Moorhead,
whose death was noted in our last issue,
occurred yesterday morning from the
Aberdeen Undertaking Parlors, Rev. G..
McDermoth officiating.
A. Jonas and Emil Hess have been
elected to represent the Aberdeen Long.
shoremen's Union at the Bellingham
convention Of W. S. F. of L., which
meets January and 3, 1907.
According to the report of Commits
sioner Hits, the repair and maintenance
of Streets cost during the current year,
$ll .92O.S7, while he issued 1857 building
permits during the year aggrega:ing
1898, 52S.
We care not how yon suffered. nor
what failed to cure you. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the puniest
weakest specimen of man or womanhood
strong and healthy. 35 cents. W. B
Paine Il Co.
The Sea Beach Packing Works has de-
cded to increase its cold storage plant
from fifteen to thirty-fve tons daily ca.
pacity, and has purchased nearly 10000
worth of new machinery, and let the
contract for the required new buildings.
Mrs. Fred Carlson, wife of the well
known logger of North Aberdeen, died
Friday afternoon at a local hospital, after
q prolonged illness. She lie survived hv
her husband and four children. ri e
( neral took place this afternoon from
w. j. Woods's undertaking parlors.
Mesdames G. Il. Green and A. w.
Barley were the hostesses and chap
erons at young peoples party. given
Friday evening in the GabrieIson.Holmer
hall. The party was in the form OF
Christmas gift to their guests, and the
young people are still telling what fine
time they had.
The Aberdeen A. .. L. w. have elect
ed the following officers to serve for the
next six months: VI. W., G. DeLosh;
treasurer, j. A. Graham; overseer, }.
Franklin; recorder, $. B. Linn; finan-
cier, J. D. Moorhead; receiver, f. II.
Shelley; guide, Emil Anderson; inside
watch. H. Barker; outside watch, A. A.
trustee, G. Townsend. The in.