Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-17

las week from an eXtendeu Visit III lu'
East.
Veterinary Surgeon Packard Of Olym
pia, was IN the city last week on proies
sional business.
Mrs Marx Payette and Mrs. G. S.
Black LETT Saturday for a visit to the
Sound cities.
II. Sperm came up from Orosta Satur.
day and entered 1t. Joseph's hospital
for Treatment.
, Miss Mary Dinse entertained a party
OF friends Saturday evening at her home
in North Aberdeen.
Mrt. Seth c. Maker is down from
Seattle visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. S. Jackson.
Chas Rahv left this morning for
Seattle, to enter a business college for a
six months, course.
The Friends in Council Climb will meet
tomorrow afternoon With Mis-. William
Irvine, North Aberdeen.
Mrs. L. Burzpn entered 81. Joseph's
hospital Saturday and underwent Il
surgical operation yesterday.
George ". WeatherWaX has recovered
from his illness and was able to leave ST.
Joseph's hospital this morning.
Mrs. S. McClymont and daughter.
Miss Elsie, went to Tacoma today, where
Miss Elsie will enter Whlworth college.
Capt. J d. Leitch, L. s. A., is visit
ing his brother, }. II. l.eitch, and other
berdeen relatives while on a leave OF
absence
n. G.. Wheeler fell from the roof Of his
new residence Friday. and narrowly
escared serious Injury. He was severely
shook up, but no bones were broken, and
he is able to be.around as usual.
While Officer Durand was taking an
intoxicated man to Jail last night, two Of
the prisoners frends attempted u rescue.
purand promptly Knocked the u down
and out and proceeded with his man to
the Jail.
Ladies'. read this catalogue of charms.
Bright eyes, glowing cheeks. red lips IA
smooth skin without a blemish, in short =,
perfect health For sale with every
package. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
lea. 50 cents. ". B. Paine Il Co.
The young people OF the Congregations
al church held very pleasant social at
The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. &.
Hogan, Friday evening. This is the
first of series to be gwen during the
winter season, and was well patronized
The addition to the Hotel Washington
is nearly completed and ready for occu
pancy. Among the improvements is a
sprinkler system OF fire protection COST
ing nearly $4,000, which will pay for
itself in four years, and a complete
laundry plant.
K. Zelasko has purchased the W. B.
Mack property en- Wishkah street near
q, and Mr.. Mack has bought the South
west corner OF Third and II streets to
which he i'll move his dwelling. MIR.
Ielasko will erect a two story brick
building on his purchase.
Misses Marjory and Elizabeth Girton
entertained ii party OF young friends at
cards, Friday evening. $500" was in
dul ged in, and Miss Bernire tuition and
lhos. Raymond carried off fist prizes,
while the cons latiOns Were awarded to
Miss May Jones and Maurice Fulier.
A number OF the public school teach
ers chartered the steamer Ranger Satur
dav morning, and went to Oyehut and
from there to North Beach, where they
remained until s p. m. arriving in
Aberdeen about 10 o'clock. At the
beach they had clam bake and a
general good time.
A labor organization was perfected last
elk called the City Front Federation of
Grays Harbor, which embraces the sail
o,s, longshoremen. ship carpenters,
cakers, joiners, teamsters and shingle
weavers of Aberdeen and Hoquiam The
officers are: President. VIM. G)hl; sec
rotary. A. Jonas organizer, J. G.. Brown.