Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-22


Mrs, Geo. Middleton and Ms. Mary
Weatherwax returned Monday from a
visit OF Fix months at their old home, in
Michigan.
7. G. Quackenbnsh arrived from Sa-
vanah, Ca. Tuesday afternoon. and will
spend soh.e time in Aberdeen. the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. d Crammatte.
The Equitable Savings & Loan Associa.
ton. OF Portland, makes long time loans
on improved city property W. NJ.
Lamb. Hoqniam. agent for Gravs Har-
Dor. 57.tf-T
The city is planking a strip 20 feet
wide on the east side Of street b tween
First to Second. This il necessary, az
the city barn is located on the corner OF
| and Second streets.
Prof. II. NJ. Cook went to Tacoma yes.
terday, and will visit the schools of that
city today and tomorrow. While there
Mr.. Cook will be the guest of Prof. 70.
der, Of the Tacoma schools.
DR.. Paul SHIFTS was taken to Certralia
yesterday, where he can be under the
personal care OF DR.. Dumon. He was
slightly improved, and was accom- panied
by Mrs. SHIFTS and several trained nurses.
The residence of Rev. and Mrs. F. F.
Green was eniv+ded yesterday afternoon
by the presence OF a number of little
folks who were there to celebrate the
ninth birthday of Miss Elizabeth Green.
School election will be held in this city
Saturday. December l, from to I D. m. ;,
at which two directors will be chosen,
The election OF two directors at this time
is made necessary by the city passing to
the second class.
The Young Mems Republican club
met in caucus last evening, aud endorsed
| DR.. u. f. Chamberlain for mayor, r. f.
Taggarl for city attorney, K. j. Hits for
street commissioner and Attorney Pear
sall for police judge.
Word was received last night that
Mrs. +. Mcnamara. of olympia, drop
ped dead on the street Of that city, yes
terday. This morning, John and James
Mcnamara, OF this city, with their fam.
lilies, went to Olympia to be present at
the funeral.
F The Aberdeen High school is preparing
for debate with the Centralia school,
on December 18TH, The debate will he
held in this city, the judges to be APP
pointed as follows: One by the state
board, one by the Centralia school and
one, by the Aber cen school.
The successful contestants for the
prizes offered BY J. j. Kaufman Co., in
the Bucks "ren Reasons Why contest,
we're MISS Clara Bruce, first; Mss Grace
| StaldiDg, second; MSS Leoia Daugherty,
thJrd. The prizes were: Bucks JUNIOR
stove. a rocking chair and y Morris chair.
Tie First Church Of Christ. Scientist,
I holds services in it's church, on First
street near Broadway, every Wednesday
evening ut 8. and every Sunday morning
az /. All are cordially invited to attend.
Subject for next sunday. 'Ancient and
Moiern Necromancy: Or Mesmerlsm and
Hypnotsm." ~ ~ .
Alexander J.. Berry, second con of NJ.
T. and Lula ]. Berry. and. grandson tof
Capt. and Mrs. 5. g. Mitchell, OF thls
city, died of typhoid fever at San Fran
cisco, November ID, aged Is years. Be-
sides his grandparents, the young man
left his mother, a sister and brother to
| mourn his loss.
The sunday school children OF the Con.
! gregational church will enter,ain their
friends tomorroS evening and on Satur.
| day afternoon. On tomorrow evening
the program will consist OF musical nun.
bers ana tableanx illustrating colonial
times. On saturday afterno Oh they will
sell Chris mas novelties, candies, etc.
SCHOOL ELECTIONS.
list Of FIcCfiOn Officers Ruf EPw