Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-15

| The case of the State VS.. Frank Wilson
and Linn Katon, charged with seduction,
were discharged in the superior "ourt
Tuesday. the complsining witness, Ruby
Shannon, having disappeared.
| Frank C. Wheeler is erecting $1,000
residence on lot 6. block 20, on X street.
The building will be two stories, and will
be finished in an up to. late manner with
all the modern Improvements.
Joseph Henderson was brought in
from Anderson's camp yesterday, with
badly cut arm. He was taken to the
| Aberdeen General hospital, where ~
stitches were taken in the arm.
Street Commissioner Hits is certainly
doing good job OF keeping the streets
clean, although when the streets are dry
the work would be more satisfactory If
done at night, or early in the mornings.
Have YOU been betrayed by promises
of anacks, swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except dam
aged stomach. To those we offer Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 50 cents at
w. B. Paine & Co.
A number OF local capitalists are form.
ing Plumbing company, to complete
with the present combine. Plenty OF
, capital is subscribed, and the company
will do business on live and let live
plan.
The young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pearson died, at the home OF her
parents, Tuesday evening, aged ten
years. The funeral took place this alter
noon, services being held at the Swedish
Mission church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Hogan enter
tanned about sixty friends last evening,
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Fuller.
1t was a real valentine party, manv
novel social features assisting in making
it very pleasant.
| Good looks bring happiness. Friends
care more for us when we meet them
with clean, smiling face, bright eyes
sparkling with health, which comes by
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
35c at W. b. Paine & Co.
Work is progressing on the Heron
street bridge. The casions for the swing
pier are almost ready fer the concrete,
and five car loads OF material is on the
ground. The superintendent in charge
thinks it NAV be completed within sixty
days.
| Frank Fe,ron, a we'll known citiz N OF
Westport, was doing business in the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Ferran said the prospects
of Westport were never so bright as at
present that more improvements were
under way and contemplated than ever
before.
On Tuesday evening the Lincoln An.
nuity association held very pleasant
social session after their regular business
meeting. Several musical selections and
recitatons were given, and the enter
tainment closed with comedyetta and
refreshments.
While Lenard Isaacson was at work on
the opera house this morning, the lad
der on which he stood slipped, letting
him fall about ten feet. When picked
up it vas found that his leg was broken,
and he was taken to the Aberdeen Gel.-
eral hospital and cared for.
A. G. Sutclif is building $1,000 board
ing house in East Aberdeen on Harbor
street. nearly half way between the Slade
and Wilson mills. The number of hands
being employed at these two mills is in.
creasing so that boarding facilities are
necessary. The ferry facilities rather
work against the boarding houses on the
West side of the Wishkah.
The Western Lumber company is still
making improvements in their already
extensive plant. The latest is an up-to.
date dry kiln, 30xl0o feet and planning
shed 00xl20 feet, a boiler room 2Sx5O
feet, storing shed shed 4Sx50 feet, gen.
eral lumber shed 90xl0S feet, and an
addition to the mill 50x60 feet. The cost
of the above improvements without the
planning mill machinery will be $780, 900.
A body was found floating in the WISH
kah river, about four miles above the
city last evening, and was brought to the
Aberdeen Undertaking parors, where it
lies awaiting the arrival of the coroner,
who has been notified. Although no eX-
animation OF the b DIV has been made, it
is thought, judging by the clothing, TO
be that OF sireek, who disappeared
about month ago, and was believed to
have fallen into the Wishkah liver.
Frighttully Burned.
Chps W. Moore machinist OF Ford