Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-06-25

Mrs. J. B. Bridges visited her parents,
at Olympia. last week.
w. F. Tonan was discharged from St.
Joseph's hospital Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Pearson left yes
terday for Bellingham, to visit friends.
Miss Nellie Mick was discharged from
st. Joseph's hospital Saturday evening.
| W. l.. Nelson and Frank Cox have
been appointed on the regular police
force.
Nels Nelson went to Seattle yesterday,
on business for his blacksmith and
machine shops.
Mark Ennis returned Saturday from
the State College, at Pullman, to spend
vacation at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Middleton and
children left Saturday for Greenville
| Michigan, on a visit.
Mrs. J. G. Romano came up from Ho.
qniam Thursday, to enter St. Joseph'f
hospital for treatment.
! Mrs. A. G. Ennis returned Saturday
/ from Spokane, where she attended the
/ grand chapter of the Eastern Star.
/ j. Il. Dabney arrived in the city Sat
urday from Tonepah, Nevada, to lool
after his extensive Aberdeen interests.
The Twentieth Century Club was en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs
Albert DAmtlo in charming manner
The Johnston Transfer Co. put new
fr,, l. ha CT Ia Iot IL
the finest vehicle to be found in Aber
deem.
+. j. Brad ev, president OF the Aber.
deem State Bank, was in Tacoma last
week, attending the state bankers con.
ventOn.
Mrs. Chas. A. Pinckney and Chas
Damitio returned yesterday from an eX
tended visit at their former home. in
Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Bert Gibbon, OF South Bend
accompanied by her little son, is vistin,
Aberdeen, the guest of her sister, Mrs
Chas. McDermoth.
Mrs. Jeff. Taylor came down from Elms
yesterday, to visit he. husband. who was
beaten last week by the strikers ,on the
Heron street bridge.
A. w. Dole & Co. have moved theil
real estate and insurance office from
Wishkah street to Room 7, Dabney block
the office of r. 7. Dabney. 7O.tf
MIS-. S. NJ. Keyes and daughter, Mrs
Mildred X West, left Saturday for Grand
Rapids, Michigan, to spend the summer
vacation visiting old fine friends.
Vine Hunter will leave tomorrow fol
South Prairie, to take position at the
new saw mill being erected by o A.
| Myers, j. c. Biles and 6. H. Parr.
The Order OF Pendo will give a social,
after lodge this evening. There will be
dancing and ice cream and cake, to
which the public is invited. Admission
! free.
Frank Collier was arrested yesterday
morning, charged with picking the pock.
ct of Lew Anderson OF $47. He will lie
given a hearing this afternoon before
Judge Fox.
Chris. Berg was up before Judge Drake
this morning on drunk and disorderly
charge, for the third time within ten
days, and vas given 80 days in the
cham gang.
Daniel Snllv's famous play, "The Par.
ish Priest will hold the boards at the
Grand tonight, and the indications are
that standing loom only will be the order
OF the evening.
Articles OF incorporation of the Nine.
mire Packing Company have been filed
for record. The capital stock is fixed at
500, 900, and Geo,g' Ninemire and Lizzie
Ninemire, of NJ ,ntesano, and A. II.
Hoefer, OF Aberdeen, are named as
trustees.
A meeting OF nearly 100 shingle weav.
ers was held Yesterday at Elma, to dis.
cuss publicly the present strike in the
shngle mills. The meeting was address.
ed by J. G. Brown, of Hoquam, and
others and decided to continue the strike
until the Ballard mills gave in.
r. B. Kellogg is taking the city census
for 500, not, as the correspondent OF the
Washingtonian has it. to "gratify thu
ambition OF the mayor and counclmen,
but to find if the city contains 10000
people, and if so to advance to city o
the second class at the Deem Der cleo
tons.