Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-15

VIM. Anderson was discharged from
the Aberdeen Genera hospital fri lay.
John Williams was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital Saturday.
N. Il. Kaufman left for Olympia this
morning, to attend 10 some business
matters.
Mrs. Reed left Saturday for her home
at Mt. Vernon, after a visit with Mrs. G.
S. Black.
Lee Parr, of Cosm opolis was admitted
to the practice OF Law before the supreme
court last week.
Lee Steming, OF Montesano, was
brought down Thursday evening and
taken to st. Joseph's hospital.
r. Rasaoitat was brough. down from
Melbourne Friday and taken to st. Jo-
seph's hospital for treatment.
VIM. Jordan left Saturday for shelton,
where he will manage the stories II the
Lumberman' Merchautile Co.
Several good things have been said of
Mrs. Meeke, who appears in the Congre.
gational church, tomorrow evening.
Very neat cottage near shipyard, rents
for rs per month, for $500, very easy
terms. Will Lanning. Room II Dabney
block.
The Hart-Wood Lumber Co., has
filed with the secretary of state certifi-
cate of increase of capital stock from
100000 to $3.50 900.
The Foeesters OF America will hold a
social session tomorrow evening. An
entertaining program will he rendered
and refreshments served.
William B. Dudley left Saturday for
the National Military Home, Kansas.
where he will spend few months for
the benefit Of his health. "a ! - w -
b Oscar Johnson, who was operated on
for appendicitis. was discharged from the
Aberdeen General hospital Saturday,
feeling like new man. '''''--
Mrs. @. S. Black, Mrs. Hattie Wiley
and Miss Mabel McKinlav are registered
at the Grays Harbor Business college,
for the stenographic course.
Contractor F. A. Keasall. who put in
the sewer system, had business in the
city Saturday. Mr.. Keasall is now
engaged in similar work at Kent.
Four car loads OF machinery have ar
rived at Hoquiam for the Shaw Crucible
Steel Co., which is erecting large plant
on North Beach to utilize the beach
sands.
Captain John Oleson, OF The steamer
Aberdeen, was discharged from the Al.
erdeen General hospital yesterday. The
coptain will wait here until thu Aber.
deem returns.
The ladies in charge OF the ball next
Friday evening, in aid OF the city library
building fund, are sparing no efforts 20
make the affair a social as we'll as a
financial success.
A. L. Davenport will assume the
management OF the City Retail Lumber
Co. February |, vice M. Z. Sherwood,
who resigns to take the management OF
the Union Mill Co.
Mrs. A. D. Wood entertained small
party of friends Saturday afternoon. The
ladies employed the afternoon in CONVEX.
sation and needlework, and the shades
of evering came before the party broke
up.
Louis Fogel left for Portland this morn.
ing to attend the funeral of his father,
Isaac Fogel, who died Yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Fogel was so years old, and
death was the result Of old age. The
funeral will take place tomorrow.
The Aeolian Music club met with Miss
Ruby Wilson Friday evening. full
musical program was rendered. Good
bys were also said to Miss Rose Morgan,
who goes to Berkeley, CAL, to resume her
studies.
The y. O. G. club gave a select party
in the w. O. w. hall Saturday evening.
This club is composed Of ten young
ladies', who keep the name of the club a
secret. 10 avulge it being criminal
offense. They are nearly all JuniLrs in
the Aberdeen High school.
Miss Jessie Cotton. from Memphis.
Tenn arrived in Aberdeen, on the las,
trip cf the Centralia. on her way to
Mount Vernon, Skagit county, where her
brother lived, but when she arrived in
Aberdeen word was whiting her that her
brother had been killed in the railroad
ward by passing engine. she started
for Mount Vernon, but was taken sick
and brought back to Aberdeen, and is
now in the Aberdeen General hospital.