Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-24

MIS-. 4. Myers, OF Pc Ell, lie a patien,
at st Joseph's hospital.
Mr.. and Nrs. J. A. Bee ch are spend.
ing Christmas in Seattle.
DR., II. Blair, Of Elma, had business
In the cl'y tnis morning.
Plenty OF reading mater for the long
evening at Evans Drug Co. If
Mrs. A. NJ. Able will spend Christmas
with her parents at Montesano.
$1,000 to loan on real estate. Will
Lahnins. Room II, Dabney block. If
Miss Justine Carothers. of Montesano,
visited Aberdeen friends last week.
Il. Canterbury. dentist, over State
Bank, corner Heron and II streets. 9O.ti
Mrs. James Gleeson, or., of satsop is
at st. Joseph's hospital in "a serious con.
dltion.
The Elks Lodge Will give "stag" So
cla' next Saturday night. You ought
to be there.
Martin Holman. the we'll known logger
OF Oakvile, was doing business in the
city today.
Dean for fancy china, cut glass. B.st
prices. Buy holiday presents at Deans.
2ll Il Street. If
Charles Raby, student in the Wilson
Business College, at Seattle, came home
yesterday to spend Christmas.
word has been received from Denver
that $. d. Hembling. Of this city, was
seized with illness while visiting there
with his daughter
Ben F. Ladue and family will leave this
week for Iebalm. Pacific county. where
MIR. Ladne has charge OF building 10y
glng railroad for H. A. Kalb.
Mrs. A. o. Myers went to South Prair-
le. Pierce county. this morning to spend
the holidays with Mr.. Myers, who is OPP
eratlnga saw mill at that place.
Judge F. X. Drake opened court this
morning at o'clock. disposed of 800 in
fines and was at the depot by $3.50 TO
take the train for Montesano.
PercyJ Perry and Will Lanning have
formed the Perry-Lanning Insurance
company. for the purpose of CARRYING on
general fire insurance business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will f. Wood arrived
from San Francisco Saturday evening,
to spend the holidays with Mr.. Woods
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Wood.
The hume, Gus friends of DR.. Paul
Sm'ts are pleased to zee him, not onlv
fn'ly recovered from his re. ent illness.
bnf as vigorous mentally and physically
as ever.
W. NJ Melrose and DR.. j. A. Mapes
have engaged in the real estate business,
and the doctor is reported as having said
he would rather participate in the birth
OF Greater Aberdeen than any other sort
Of birth.
Fire in the Lumber Exchange last
night, damage about $500 Perry. Lanniuv
20. have the best companies in the
NofthHest, companies that paid dollar
Tor dollar in San Francisco. No. Oh
south q street. or Room IA, DAbney
block. Phone II. #
The holiday window displays in Aber-
deem would he hard to beat in a citv
many times its size. To describe them
all ls impossible, but the most striking
and unique were the pumping engine in
working order at the Vulcan Iron Works
and the revolving Christmas tree at the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Aberdeen High School debating
team shows its versatility in the tact
that it, has beaten the Hoqniam High
school team in debate on the same
question that it debated with Cantralia
week ago Saturday night; but in this
case the negative side of the question.
instead OF the affirmative. as before.
Samuel Hamilton. aged % years. died
saturday at local hospital and the fun
eral took place this afternoon from the
berdeen Undertaking parlors, Rev. DR..
officiating. Mr.. Hamilton
vas pioneer in the Wishksh valley,
md at the time OF his death was MEM
Der of the Hamilton Bros. Logging Co.
Robert Forbes. whose genial good ma
ure is familiar to all. was surprised Sat-
,rdav evening by the employees of the
Aberdeen Steam Laundry. bob" had
'nly been managing the concern during
he absence of Manager Lnpton, but the
boys and girls appreciated that manage.
nent by presenting him with an elegant
gold handled umbrella suitably i'm cribed.
NJ Banghman. while accompanied bv
/ maiden from below Tho dad line, was
at an early hour Saturday
morning. while passing the Sadie saw
Mill. AXei Westland and the maiden
giving her name as several "Pearls,"
we're held by Judge Fox to answer in
he superior court the charge Of having
,onspired toge'her to unlawfully relieve
Mr.. Banghman OF his possessions.
A Miraculous Cure