Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-01

at Bell Bros. 205 South T street. If.
r. A. Wiley is home from a cruise in
the timber in the Cascade mountains.
Merit Woods. the pioneer farmer of
Satsop, had business in the city today.
Mrs. John Lundgren is at the Grays
Harbor hospital, suffering with typhoid
fever.
Miss Pernie Stout continues to i'm.
prove. and hopes of her ultimate recovery
are entertained.
/ Mrs. Chas. n. Allburty returned to
her home yesterday, after an illness
since last October.
Mrs. f. A. Rupert is entertaining the
Ladies' A id Society OF the Congregational
church this afternoon.
Mrs. l.. B. Huschke is entertaining
the Lady Macca aees this afternoon at her
home, 1909 Moth Broadway.
The case Of Lee Mantle We. J. b. Dab
ney was decided in the superior court
yesterday in favor OF Dabney.
Geo. H. Stone, president of the Grays
Harbor Electric Co., was down from
Seattle on business yesterday.
: Mrs. w. p. Fetterman has opened her
fancy goods store in the corner store
room of the Masonic Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Price left Tuesday
for their home at South Bend, after a
| visit with relatives in Aberdeen.
Billie Mcdonald, proprietor OF the
Palm dance hall, has leased the new
Zelasko block, at Hume and G streets
Mrs. Rosenthal was discharged yester.
day from the Aberdeen General hospital,
and returned to her home, at Hoquiam.
Miss Hazel Caldwell was DISCHARGED
from the Gray, Harbor hospital yester-
day, and returned to her home at Moa-
tesano.
Mrs. Walter X. Morley entertained a
party of friends Tuesday afternoon, in
honor of her sister-ln-law, Mrs. Albert
Morley.
Albert Hansen, bic, c'es and repairing,
| fishing tackle, sporting goods, e!ectilcai
supplies, umbrella repairing. Lumber
Exchange Bldg, q st. 4S'lOt
Henry Wilson. of Wilson Bros. 4 Co.,
arrived from San Francisco Tuesday on
visit to the Aberdeen mill, and his
brother, Chas. r. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. MaclatFerty returned
Monday afternoon from Portland, whore
they had been attending the annual
meeting of the Adventist church.
Mrs. Arthur Beckenhauer, mother OF
Mrs. w. w. Boner, and son left Wake
field, Nebraska yesterday for Aberdeen,
to Join Mr.. Beckennauer on his NeusKah
valley farm.
Division Four, of the Y.P S. c. f., OF
the Congregational church will give
social at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Barley, 5Oi North D street, tomor.
row evening.
The Women's Home Missionary so
ciety OF the NJ. f. church will have home
cooking for sale next Saturday at the
furniture store of T. G. Moulton, 30S
East Market street.
DR.. q. ii. Graham, bronchial and lung
trouble a speciality. VIII give Tree ex-
animation and consultation until further
notice, in all chronic disorders. Rooms
3 and /, Koeher block. 3O4 East Heron
street. AZ st
James Stewart is having Two brick
burning kilns built OF stone, from his
own quarry, at his brckyard in High
land Home, and will thus demonstrate
that he has all kinds OF building material
on his lands,
Herbert G. Shattuck, of New York,
National organizer and lecturer for the
Loyal Temperance Legion will lecture in
Aberdeen Thursday an Friday evenings,
March and .. The place will be
announced later.
As stated some time ago in the HERALD,
the Grays Harbor Electric Co. will soon
begin construction OF the trolley road up
fOduWdN w tNlSlll SliecS, anu west VII
Sixth to the park, and probably an ex-
tension out i street to Highland home.
Mrs, f. Johnson, of this city was
awarded 800 damages by jury in the
superior court Tuesday against AL. Gag
ner. Alt,. johnson had sued for 81 800.
for injuries legged to have been received
by Mr.. Gasner colidng with her while
riding a motor bicycle.
A. Justus, who was sent to the peni-
Tertiary for five years for robbery COM
mitted in Aberdeen, and recently par.
doned by the governor, is in Jail in seat
tie, charged with knocking a man down
and rohbing him. Justus had only been
ont of the psnitentiary about thirty days.
His pardon was based upon his youth,
and the earnest plea of his mother, but
it appears that he was better off where
he was.