Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-28

DR.. G. II. Chamberlain. Rooms s, 8
and 10, Dabney Block. If
g. A. TIillyer was discharged from st.
Joseph's hospital Saturday.
The Friends in Council club will meet
with Mrs. Oscar l.. Grain tomorrow al
ternOon.
Judge Miller, the democratic war horse
OF South Bend, is in the city on legal
business.
William McDermott will reopen the
Loggers' restaurant tomo row, after his
re ent severe ilness.
On Saturday Victor Anderson was
brought from Martins logging camp and
taken to st. Joseph's hospital.
William McDermott of the Logger's
restaurant was discharged from St.
Joseph's hospital this morning.
Mrs William Thompson, of Enum.
claw, left Saturday for her home, after
a visit with Mrs. A. p. White.
Deputy Sheriff Payette took DIR. U. 6.
Knnison to Montesano this morning for
commitment to the insane asylum.
Ole Oien. a longshoreman. had leg
severely injured while loading lumber on
a vessel at the Slade mill Thursday.
f. J. Perkins had his shoulder dslo.
Gated at the Michigan mill this morning.
He was taken to St. Joseph's hospital
and the fracture was reduced.
The spring stork arrived at the Grays
Harbor hospital last week, with a boy
baby for Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Powell! and
they are correspondingly happy.
Two brothers named Hill and 1 j.
Ohmans are serving out fine OF SIS and
costs, exacted by Judge Drake this morn.
ing, for fighting and trying to fight.
Mesdames A. D. Wood, l.. p. Dudley
and NJ. Crammatte and Miss Romavne
Wood, went to Montesano this morning,
to spend the day with Mrs. Ellen White.
Tony Campbell had his foot ba " cut
at Haynes d Pfestons camp Saturday.
He was taken to st. JOSenh's hospital
aud had eight stitches taken in his foot.
Mrs. II. H. Carter LEFT this morning
for Eastern Washington. where she will
file on a claim. Several ladies from Ho-
qniam joined her here and made up a
party.
William Rutschow has accepted the
challenge of Chas. Boards, the Canadian
champion wrestler, and contest is being
arranged to take place at the Grand
theater.
judge Bush went to Oakvile Saturday
to III The II. G.. Winston saw mill. for
mi, ;.,h ba rouo;,,or N mill ~, no, y
was sold TO II. B. Miller, of Centralia,
and J. f. Fitzgerald, of Oakville.
The funeral of Charles Newman took
place yesterday afternoon, under the au-
pces Of the rraternal Brotherhood, Of
which he was member. Services were
held at the Norwegian church.
Mrs. Stuart Merry, of Illion, New
York, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Davenport, left for her home
this morning. She was accompanied as
far as Portland by Mrs Davenport
Robert Barton, a recent arrival from
Battle Creek, Michigan, was arrested la t
week for interfering with the Volunteers
of America, and was taken to Montesano
this morning to he tried for insanity.
The boys residing on Hume street had
the time of their lives this morning be.
fore Judge Drake. The kids had been
arrested for playing ball on the street,
and were allowed to 60 free after severe
admonition by the judge to 90 SO no
more.
S. F. Slade, OF San Francisco, while
here last week arranged to have his
! family spend the summer at Aberdeen,
and has leased the G +. karshner home.
313 East Fourth street, to occupy while
the Karshner family spend a couple OF
months on their land claim, on The up.
per Wynooche river.
Jno. J. Carney went to Seattle Satur.
dav. and returned last evening. While
there Mr.. Carney bought Hoe Drum
printing press, for the Herald Printerv.
The new job press has capacity OF 5000
an hour, and will be the only machine
of the kind on Grays Harbor.