Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-29

Night sessions at the Grays Harbor
Business College. If
Miss Gertie Anderson, OF Oakville,
visited friends in Aberdeen last week.
Z. 5. Smith and Kenton Moore entered
st. Joseph's hospital for treatment Fri.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Flowers enter.
tanned party OF friends at dinner Fri.
day evening.
John Baila and B. F. Wilson we're ad.
mltted to st. Joseph's hospital for treat.
ment this morning.
jeff. Koehler went to Raymond, Pa.
citic county, Saturday, and will remain
there several weeks.
For SALE-Furnitnre OF three rooms.
WITH privilege OF renting cottage. It..
qulre at HERALD office. l4.2t
John Clune, who is suffering from an
attack oil apoplexy, in Tacoma, is REL ort.
ed in fair way to recover.
The management of the Grand theater
mas decided to put a sprinkler system of
fire protection on the stage.
The A. o. U. w. and Degree of Honor
met in their new hail on Heron street.
last Friday evening, for the first time.
Capt. Mayne, Chas. Sandstrom and
John Van Bibber are suffering with
typhoid fever, at st. Joseph's hospital.
The mixed railroad train to Cos.
mopolls and Ocosta began Saturday 10
leave from Aberdeen, instead of Ho.
quiam.
Losr-lron moulder's due book and
card, name WIN. Smith. Finder will
confer favor by notifying Mr.. smith, at
Douglas Bros foundry.
Mrs. Swineburne, of Washington, D.
T., wife OF Admiral Swinburne, L. S. NJ,
is visiting the city, the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. j. S. Gum.
A. o. Myers came down from South
Prairie, Pierce county, Saturday, to make
short visit to his family. and reports
everything furnishing at that point.
w. II. Menter was brought down from
Clemens camp at Melbourne, Thursday
evening, with his skull fractured The
accident was caused by falling limb.
and Mr.. Menter is in a precarious condi.
ton.
The quick step assumed by l.. p. Dud-
ley. OF the Red Cross Pharmacy, since
yesterday morning, was "a source OF won
derment to his friends until the doctor
leaked-it was a handsome baby girl
taking. so it ia said, after both papa and
mamma.
The Grand Lecturer of Masons for the
state OF Washington is in the city. On
Saturday evening the Third Deg, ee was
conferred on one candidate and han
quet given. This evening there will be
a school of instruction, when the secret
work will be exemplfied.
A man dressed as logger. and giving
his name as J. Kelly worked off a few
bogus checks in this city Thursday night,
and left for parts unknown. When will
our merchants get wise enough to let
the banks do the cashing of checks, or,
if after hours, insist upon known en-
dorsement?
1 The Friends in Council will meet with
Mrs. Bradley, corner of Fifth and Fl
streets, tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. F. J.
Miner will read paper on Folk Lore :"
Mrs. J. HAYNES will discuss EMISSIONS"
and Mrs. Geltrrde I.ackpy will continue
her story Of Little Journeys"
Waiter B. and Will "rammette, Fred
NJ. Wiley, W. J. Doble and F. Acteson
have purchased the Aberdeen Manufa, i.
turing company's plant and will assume
charge November /. The consideration
is said to be- between 5000 an | $40, 900
and the concern is one of the best paying
/ propositions on Grays Harbor.
In the police court this morning Mike
! Cisro, William Jackson, II. Jensen and
O. Hegley each paid in $40 to Judge
Drake for the city's benefit, for the priv.
lege of being d. DIS. J. jacobson could
not pay the $40, and was handed over to
Street Superintendent Hits, who vas
glad to get his street force augmented.
For some time the police have kept
gambling within bounds, but the late
trouble in the council has made some OF
the gamblers venturesome, and they ac-
cOrdingly set no slot machines in some
of the pnblic res pr's. b -fere any shekels
were gathered in, Chief Schneider got
on to it, and promptly stopped the fun.
Word was received Yesterday OF the
death of Albert G. Antrim, at Los Ange.
les, Cal. Mr.. Antrim had been a resi-
dent OF Aberdeen f,r a number OF years,
and went to California a couple OF years
ago in company with his son, Grove c.,