Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-12


John Stanovich was discharged from
the Aberdeen General Hospital this morn.
ing.
The Review club will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. w. II. McWhinney.
on + street.
C. Matteson was admitted to the Grays
Harbor hospital Saturday, suffering with
typhoid fever.
If you have property for sale, list it
with will tanning, Room II, Dabney
block, Tel. IA,
Miss Hazel Caldwell, Of Montesano,
was operated on at the Grays Harbor
hospital Saturday.
Mrs. Axel Gylphe left for Portland
this morning She will spend several
days visiting in Oregon.
| Lot on X street near First. one block
from Broadway, 5000. Will Lannlng,
Room IA, Dabney block.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. }. Garman entertained
a party OF friends Friday evening in their
usual charming manner.
Z. H. johnson returned to his home
today, after staying several weeks in the
t Aberdeen General hospital.
Chas. A. Beardsley purchased lot %
and "a block 2. Benn's Central Addition
from Will tanning Friday.
Vera, Bessie and Ralph Vamman
went to Montesano this morning, to
spend few days visiting friends.
Louis Mobrav was discharged from st.
Joseph's hospital yesterday, and re-
turned to his home at Montesano.
The Young son Of Rev. w. +. Thomp.
son was operated on for throat trouble,
at the Grays Harbor hospital, Saturday.
John Kenan, OF Hoquiam, who has
been under treatment at the Aberdeen
General hospital, was discharged today
The public schools will be closed this
week. on account of the Teachers Insti.
tute, which began mt Elma this morning.
C. NJ. Ageton, teacher at Iron Springs,
was in Aberdeen today, on his way to
the Teachers Institute, being held at
Elma.
The dance given by the Lady Macca-
bees Saturday evening, in keith's hall,
was largely attended and success finan.
cially.
Permission has been granted to r. L..
and A. V. Highly to conduct hotel,
store and postoflice in the Olympic forest
reserve.
A. D. Wood, who has been in Cali,
forna visiting his son. William, returned
yesterday morning feeling much benefited
by the trip.
Fred F.. Wells bought the cornor oi
Wishkah and Michigan from Carl Scmid
OF San Jose last week the deal was made
through Will Lanning.
| James Stewart & Son are pushing
work on the Improvements at their
! brickyard, and expect to he in running
order before March |.
G. O. Young, who has been on the
Harbor for several weeks in the interest
of the labor unions. lett for his home in
Olympia this morning.
80 Foot lot on Broadway, near 10th
street one of the best building locations
in the city, $3.50. easv terms. viii Lam
ming, Room IA, Dabney block.
.
J. G. Hopkins, who was injured at
Chambers camp, and who has been at
the Aberdeen General hospital for treat.
ment, returned to his home this morn
ing.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Baptist
church will give Valentine social, at the
church, next Wednesday evening. AID,
mission, including, refreshments, ID
cents.
Mrs. Addie Loher returned from Seat.
tie last evening. where she has been
since her husbands death. After set
Ting her affairs here, she will return to
Seattle.
Bert Short met with painful accident
while working on the new opera house,
whereby his face was disfigured. He
was cared for at the Aberdeen General
hospital.
On Saturday morning. while ,. J. Ly.
den was walking on the sidwalk he
slipped and fractured his arm. He was
taken TO the Grays Harbor hospital and
cared for.
Rev J. ]. Lundell OF MonoEan, Wash.
is assisting Rev. J. p. Ohleen OF the
Swedish Congregational church in special
meeting. He will speak on Spiritualism
tomorrow evening.
Miss Bertha Goetter, who has heen
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George J
Wolff, left for Portland this morning.
After visiting there for while she will
90 to San Francisco, and from there tC
her home in Weiser, Idaho.
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