Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-22

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Night sessions at the Grays Harbor
Basin s. College. If
Mss Pernle Stout returned last week
from her vacation. spent in British Col
umba
Mayor llhdstrom returned Friday
evening from business visit to Raw.
mond.
NJ. Courtney and V. Stephens, of
I Montesano, are at st. Joseph's hospital
for treatment.
Large eleven room house, near school.
house. Tor rent, SO per month. VIII
i-anhlng' Room II, Dabney block.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. White returned
thursday evening from the upper valley,
where t"ey had been visiting friends.
The Chenaljs County Sunday School
Association will hold its annual session
in the NJ. +. church in this CITY next
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Christensen came
down from Seattle Friday, Mr.. Christ
hanson being wi ness in Il case in the
superior court.
Some good real estate contracts. hear
ing s per cent interest, for sale at dis
count OF per cent. Will Lanning. Room
II, DAbney block.
Il. l.. France, OF Oakland, Cal, timber
inspector for the Southern Pacific Rail.
road, was in the City last week, placing
orders for lumber
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brnmbaush enter
tanned party OF friends Friday evening
on the occasion Of the anniversary of the
birth Of Ms b um baugh.
The report cards covering the first
seven weeks of the public schools will be
gwen The pupils next Wednesday noon.
Parents may look for them.
HE steamer Transit, which was lam
aged last week while attempting to sail
IN over the bar, was placed on the ma
zine ways at the Lnds,rom shipyard.
On Thursday afternoon, as Mrs. f. X.
Drake was passing through her kitchen
doorway, she fell and fractured her ,iyht
forearm, which though p.inful is not
dangerous.
Bert Morse, the agent of the Pollard
line OF steamers, has leased the Eighth
street dock from the city of Hoqui,m as
landing place for the compan,'s beats
at that city.
Col. Walter Duncan and staff, of the
Volunteers of America, will be in this
city next Thursday, and will hold a
special service that evening. Notice Of
place Of meeting will be given later.
TIE steam schooner Hornet was
launched yesterday afternoon at the
Lindsrom shipyard. The new vessel is
built for Fred Linderman of San Fran.
cisco, who owns the steamers Bee and
Wasp.
WANTED-Siock to range and feed this
winter. Warm stables and good hay.
IS per month per head. Stock called for
and delivered. Location ten miles from
Aberdeen. Write F. W. Leach. Aher-
deem, Wash. 1925
A. Oswold. J. Smith. T. G. Moulton
George J. Wolf and j. II. Leitch were
among those who went to Montesano
this morning to do service as jurymen
in the superior court Two murder
cases will be tried this week.
Street assessments Tor building the
plank roadway rom the North Aberdeen
bridge to Lafayette street, and the side
walk on the east side of Michigan avenue
from Heron street one-hslf block south,
will become delinquent November IS.
In the superior court, Saturday, the
jury gave verdict for 81 ,725 damages 20
Iver Carlson. of Hoquiam, against the
f. X. Wood Lumber Co. Carlson lie a
boy II years of age, who loet two fingers
in the box factory OF The company last
Spring.
Isidore Kaufman left for Bellingham,
yesterday, W tdkc ClldfSc Dl tuo MAUI
man Bros store at that place. Samuel
and Isdore have bought the interest of
their brother Leo, in the business, and
hereafter Samuel will have charge of
the Aberdeen interests. while IsIdore
will be in charge at Bellngham.
J. II. Fuller, who has been hook keep
er and factor at the Lind-trom Co. ship
yard, has resigned rs position to take
the management Of the Michigan mill in
South Aberdeen, lately acquired by
Bealle Bros Of San Francisco, through
Mr. liz dstrom. Mr.. Fuller took charge
OF the mill this morning, having becom
a stakeholder in the concern.
A long list of satisfied patrons is the
leading advertisement Of the Herald
Prfnterv From a car ticket IN n fulI.