Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-29

H. Kirkendall was admitted to st.
Joserh's hospital Saturday.
Miss Nellie Brown was admitted to
St. Joseph's hospital, yesterday.
E. Fossberg was discharged from the
Grays Harbor hospital Yesterday.
The Order of PAndo gave a pleasant
social at Springer's hall, Saturday night
Mrs. w. Buchanan, was discharged
from the Grays Harbor hospital Satur-
day.
Signey Smith. well known logger Of
Satsop, was dong business in befdeen
Friday.
Mrs. A. Damitio and son, LETT for tie
up country towns this morning, to visit
relatives.
Byron Stull, was brought up from
Ocosta Friday and taken to the Aberdeen
General hospital.
Mrs. F.. A. Philbrick who has been
visiting relatives in Aberdeen, returned
to Montesano this morning.
| WANTED-A woman to do general
housework and plain cooking. Mrs. l..
L. Trask, 81 North q street. 4O-U
Ed. Dolan returned last week from an
extendend trip in the eastern states.
and reports verv pleasant journey.
Sundays haul by the police department
was small. Only one drunk, who paid
his fine and went to work this morning.
For trunks or baggage, furniture or
piano moving, telephone II, "A star
Transfer. Special attention given to
freight.
Samuel Benn is improving the r>u
Row on Il street, by putin u emit
closets and connecting them v.th he
city sewer.
Victor Kekonen has ''a ''A.
ing on Heron street t,r d
by l.. Ma,ev, aud is 6e II NY Tor
saloon purposes.
Peter Schlart, who la1 N~.o fingers
cut off last week al t.es.se DIX
factory, vas discharged 'm1 S
Harbor li9 .ttN yoa'.nuE
The Red Men t,.bes b.! .a. md
Cosmopols are discus j.
solidate, and win t.- lac
question nest Thursday night,
Mrs. Nlery ny '-r .@.t re-
turned tc her Ao~s his
morning, after spending ''7 Gays Nith
her daughter, Mrs. Johu
Chas. 10y, OF the Aberdeen Art Co.,
has hu ng portrait Of Mayor .iuls,rom
in the city council chamber, and move
will be made to have the pictures Of all
mayors Of the city placed there, centered
by the first mayor, Father" Samuel
Benn.
Work was commenced this morning
on the email brick block o- g. 4. Dab
ney, on Wishkah street, opposite the
HERALD office, for the building of which
Jos. Teifenthaler has the contract The
building will he 80 feet front, 40 feet
y,
rooms.
NJ. Il. Sherwood returned Thursday
evening from San Francisco, aud is now
devoting his entire attention to the
Union mill, although his resignation as
manager of the City Retail Lumber Co.
does not take effect until February |.
Plans have been perfected to go increase
the capacity and improve facilities at the
Union mill as will make it one OF the
first class mills OF the harbor.
Miss Lizzie Ashley, who resides with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Lowry, was severely
injured Saturday night, by falling into
an excavation in front OF the new tele-
phone building site, on Wishkah street
near q. Two ribs were broken, and tn G
young lady was considerably bruised
A warrant was issued for Contractor W.
II. White, for failure to have lights post.
ed on the DANGEROUS spot, and a damage
suit will probably follow. Mr.. White
admitted not having put up light, and
was fined Sl4 40, including costs, by
Police Judge Drake.
For many years L. w. Walker has
made it point to entertain a party of
old time friends at dinner once year,
during the course Of which the leadinq
subject has usually been. "lIow to @
broke and rise again in Aberdeen.
This year the chef OF the Olympia was
given carte blanche, and the dinner is
said to have been "out OF sight" i'm
me1iately or very soon thereafter. The
old chums gathered at the festive board
by Mr.. Walker we've l.. l.. Maiey, +. l..
Koeller. w. J. Patter on, A. A. Brauer
and H. X. Walker, and what that bunch
could'n tell about the old boom days in
Aberdeen, and the strenuous days that
followed would scarcely be deemed
worthy OF mention in history.