Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-19


Joseph Spellissy was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital yesterday.
John Fernier returned to his home
yesterday, from the Aberdeen General
hospital.
Earl Fulwiler, from Kalb's camp, who
has been at the Aberdeen General hos.
pltal was discharged yesterday.
Yesterday, F. Carlson was DISCHARGED
from the A berdeen General hospital and
returned to his home in Cosmopolis.
Rev. DR.. Whitfield, the new pastor of
the NJ. f. church, arrived from Walla
Walla Saturday and held services yester.
day.
Wanted-Experienced bookkeeper and
stenogtapher. Address. stating expert
ence and salary wanted, Y, care HERALD
Office. 53tf
Leonard Hnlet, who went through a
seige of typhoid fever, was discharged
from the Aberdeen General hospital
Friday.
Ed. Rumqnist, who recently completed
the commercial and banking course at
the Grays Harbor Business College, has
accepted position with o. J. Engen.
Two store rooms in tie Lowrie. Demeree
building, Heron and streets, have been
leased, one to tailor and the other to a
miiliner, who will occupy them as soon
as completed.
}. ii. Empey returned Friday from an
extended timber cruise in Oregon. and
will leave tomorrow on a similar expedi.
ton in the redwoods of California.
M. Sangstrom. telephone lneman,
went to Tacoma Monday, where he was
married Tuesday to Miss Mary Vogel.
The happy couple came to Aberdeen
Friday to make their home.
AS there are two Kenilworth hotels in
the city, Geo. N. Miller, proprietor of
the Kenlworth at 2O61S East Heron
street. requests us to announce that the
stalding robbery did not happen at his
house.
Howard Stanton, who was brought
back from Port Townsend by Marshal
Chrlstianson, for burglarizing the Bay
View hotel, plead guilty in the superior
court, and was given one year in the
penitentiary.
Congressman ]. w. Fordney, G. M.
Stark and C. H. Davis, of Saginaw,
Mich. and John Kiloren, of Duluth,
visited Grays Harbor couple of days
last week. leaving Friday for the east
via San Francisco.
The young people Of the Congregational
church, will meet with Mrs. J. H. Fuller
this evening, TO plan for the carpeting OF
their room in the church. They propose
to do the carpeting without aid from the
older members.
DR.. G. H. Graham chronic diseases a
speciality, no poisonous drugs used, relief
given and cures effected or no charges
made. Consultation and examination
free, 3O4 Heron street. over E. L. X.
drug store. Phone 1888. If
Edward Jenstrum, sailor OH the
steamer South Bay, loading at the Will
son mill, was struck on the head by a
flying hook Friday morning. which cut
large cash in his scalp. He was taken
to the Aberdeen General hospital.
Mrs. 0. c. Lille went to 2, rtland,
Saturday, for special medical treatment
She has been aling for some time past,
and by advice OF her physician went to
| Portland to consult a specialist. She
was accompanied by her son, Clarence.
J. NJ. Brooks, who was called to Ash.
land, Oregon, by the death of his broth.
er, writes the HERALD, that he will
remain there some time. His brother,
James A. Brooks, died March II, aged
p years, 8 months and Is days, and was
buried March ii, under the auspices Of
the Woodmen OF the World.
j. j. kaufman and Theodore Callison
have purchased the property of NJ. f..
Lucas, on the corner OF Sixth and Broad
way, for $4,000. The property has a
frontage of 100 feet on Broadway, and
100 feet on Sixth street. Mr.. kaufman
takes the corner half, including the
dwelling house, and Mr.. Callison will
| build on the south half.
The experience social at the home OF
Mrs. A fred Hart Friday evening, was
one Of the pleasantest affairs OF the sea.
son. The gathering was composed of
members of the y. p. S. G. +. OF the
Congregational church and their friends.
/ Midnight came all too soon, and the
young people were surp' sed when noti.
fed that it was time to go home. The
treasurer reported $40 as the proceeds OF
the evening.
l.. l.. Tra-k has purchased the south
half OF Block 81, lying between River,
Hume, Alder and Park streets, for the
Puget Sound FIGURING Mill Co., which
will build modern -four mill, with a
daily capacity OF go barrels, during the
summer. This company has well es.