Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-09

"oeop" uO0pitol yesterday.
E. LinRertitter was DISCHARGED from
st. Joseph's hospital yesterday.
X: Drescire was taken to St. joseph
hospital yesterday for treatment.
Millie Winters, colored woman. WINS
fined $40 by Justice Drake this morning.
for collecting.
Robert Abeiline, who has heen sick for
some time. was taken to St. Joeeph's
hospital yesterday.
j. L: Durham was brought from Cos.
mopolis Saturday and entered the Aberse
deem General hospital.
Mrs. B. Dewen, who has been under
treatment at st. Joseph's hospital, was
discharged this morning.
A nine pound boy was presented to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cham beers, at St,
Joseph's hospital. Saturday.
Albion Saterlund was injured at Lar
KIN bFos.' camp Saturday. and was taken
to the Aberdeen General hospital.
= James Whitehead. of Coemopolis. who
has been at the Aberdeen General hos.
p'tai With a broken lex, returned to his
no ne Saturday.
A .valise, filed with the clothes Of a
working man, was found in the vicinity
OF the depot this morning, and the police
are trying to find the owner.
George Kraft, father OF Mrs. F. l.. Ear.
tung. left yesterday for his home at Des
Moines, Iowa. He goes by way OF Los
Angeles, where he will visit two sons.
who are in business in that city.
Several Broadway property owners
who signed the protest against the pro.
posed regrsde. have since stated that
they did 20 under q snieapprehension
and would withdraw their names.
Mesdames X. R. Bassett and N. w.
Bush will represent tho Aberdeen lodge
Degree of Honor. and Henry Baker and
M. E. Lucas the A. o: wv. at the state
convention at BelIingham this week.
Eldridge Wheeler, superintendent of
the MOnteaanoa schools, and Editor
McDougal, Of the, Vidette, came down
Friday evening, to attend the Maccabee
meeting, and .renained over Saturdays
The EQUITABLE Ssvings 4 Loan Associa.
SO"s " VI MANU. suoAcc IOux tiulo IOSu6
On improved city property. W. n.
Lamb. Hoquiam, sgent for Graysy Har-
lborl SAT-
A. H. Farnam bough q lot, 65xlOO feet,
on the corner of Fifth and Broadway
Friday. for which he paid $1,000. This
gives Mr.. Farnam two fine corners IN
Broadway. the other being at Fourth
street. r.
An al day institute viii he held Fri.
AsN " the W. G. T. U.Fat the Presby.
tstiah church beginning At 10 q. m: 4
large attendance OF those Interested 10
expected. A basket lunch will be s,rYed
~ nom. . ~. " ~. t
G. G. Winfield, Practical Rsfractioniss,
has Office vooma ct the Kenilworth. 2081X<
East aeron street, where he can be con-
suited on all kinds Of defective vision OF
poor eight. IS q
Miss Elizabeth ,Achey was severely
burned BY the. explosion Of . gasoline
stove. OF the home Of A. J. Anderson, on
West Sixth street. Thursday evening.
She WA taken to the Aberdeen General
hospital. .
This 10 tbs Season for list!essness,
headaches and spring disorders. Hollis.
tef's Rocky Mountain Tea is sure pre-.
tentative. Makes you strong and vigor.
Gus. 81 cents. tea or tablets attW. B.
Paine & co.
! II. Gaster, who recently moved from
Aberdeen TO Portlrnd. came over Friday
to settle up some business here and re-.
turned homo Saturday. Mr.. Carter has
purchased a farm ct Lents, suburb OF
Portland. and 10 working several teams
at nearby saw mill. .~e
All smart up. to-date women of to-day;
Know how to bake, wash, sing and to
play;
Without these talents wife is N. G.
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold by w. B. Paine Il Co.
The Socialist party of Aberdeen has
called mass meeting for next Sunday
evening, at Wcodmen hall. for the pur-
pose of creating sentiment among the
laboring people against the prosecution
Of the alleged murderers Of Gov. Stunen.
burg, Of Idaho.
You feel the life giving current the
minute you take it. A gentle sooth ing
warmth. fills the nerves and blood with
life. It's real pleasure to take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. IS ce nts. tea
or tablets. Sold by w. B. Paine & Co.
The school directors have re.engaged
Superintendent H. M. Cook and Prin.
cipals Williams and Kellogg for the com.
ing school year. The city schools have
been managed in such a satisfactory
manner during the present year that the
board thought it wise to secure those
gentlemen thue early so as to take no
chance of losing them.
Miss Helen Schneider won in the de.
clamatory contest in the Congregational
church last Friday evening. between the
students OF the High school. This en-
titles h-r to represent Aberdeen in the
coming declamatory contest to be held
at Hoqniam, FRIDAY evening. April Is.
The Misses Vera Vammen and Agnes
Pearson were considered the next hest.
Mre. Margaret Munns. of Seat tie. will
conduct a class in Parliamentary Usage
at the Methodist church Monday, Tues.
day and Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock. Anyone interested in the proper
conduct of business will get valuable in.
struction by attending this class. Mrs.
Munns is state superintendent of Parlia-
ment Usage for the W. G. T. U. and has
ha wide experience in this work.