Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-12
A. Burnett Invent to Seattle Saturday

80 D"'HCtt I"cht W CcdLttt saturday,
Mrs. X. p. Brown has entered St. 10.
seph's hospital for treatment.
Chris Woodbury. was discharged from
st. Joseph's hospital yesterday.
On Saturday. Mrs. Auna Cannon was
admitted to st. Josegh's hospital.
Ask for a pretty little basket free with
pound OF tea or coffee at Deans.
Mrs. Catherine Lowry entertained the
ladies OF the NJ. f. church last week.
Charles Sanstrom returned TO his
home today from St. Josephs hospital.
Captain May, who has been a typhoid
patient at ST. Joseph's hospital is con.
valescing.
The salmon pack on Grays Harbor
this year promises to be the largest for
many years.
Miss Annis Bondixen of Vancouver,
Wash., underwent a successful operation
at st. Joseph's hospital this morning.
Miss Jennie Noen OF Ocosta, returned
to her home Saturday. Miss Noen has
been under treatment at st. Joseph 8
hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Eli Bromberg, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. j. Wolf.
returned to their home at Montesano.
Saturday.
Some good real estate contracts, bear
ing per cent interest, for sale at dis
count OF per cent. Will tanning, Room
IA. Dabney block.
K. +. Guthrie, who has been on the
Harbof, IN the interest Of the Casualty
Co. OF America, left for Montesano Fri
day to work that field.
The members OF the Christian church
are endeavoring to porcure lot in the
business part Of the city, on which to
erect church building.
James Laurie and NJ. Kenshad who
have been. under treatment at St. Jo-
seph's hospital for typhoid fever, were
discharged this morning.
The ladies of ST. Andrews guild will
nave on sale, in connection with their
home Cooking, November 10th, domestic
and christmas articles and fancy novel.
, ties. l6-l7
Considerable quiet excitement is in
the air in relation to the coming city
election, and strong effort will be made
to put straight republican ticket in the
field.
On Thursday afternoon. Mrs. I. c.
| Moulton entertained Rev. and Mrs. Viii.
mot Whitfield, Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Coxey
and Mrs. Catherine Lowry at l O'Clock
luncheon.
Rev. Herbert Jones. OF the Christian
church, is to preach tire Thanksgiving
sermon at the union services to be held
in the Congregational church OH Thanks
giving Day, November 30. '"" -'
The Friends in Council will meet will
Mrs. Mckinlay, room IA, Lumber Elk.
change building. on Tuesday AFTERNOON
Ladies OF the association are requested te
meet promptly at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Edith McWhinney surprised heI
mother last Thursday by having u large
number Of friends come to the home un-
announced. The occasion was the cele.
bratioa of Mrs. McWhinney's birthday
but it is not told how old she was.
An Austrian by the name Of Thomas
Morrow, was taken in charge Friday by
Officer Searles, to keep him from doing
| injury to himself or others. He was re.
leased Saturday on the assurance from
his friends that they would take care oil
him.
According to the Oregonian, a chair
factory is to be started in Portland, in
which A. w. Middleton, OF this city, will
be largely interested. DR.. Austin, OF
this city. is one of the vice presidents
and A. j. Kingsley is president. The
plant will cost about 100000
On Friday afternoon, the Twentieth
Century Club met with Mrs. Louis Be,
kin. Twelve members were present and
after the regular order of the day, the
study of the state If Washin g,on, Mre.