Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-29

j. II. Hackett has purchased the loo
glng camp OF H. A. Kalb, who is prep +
ing to move to Raymond, where he is in
terested in a large saw mill.
Quite number of the Foresters Of
America are preparing to visit Cosmopo
lis this evening, and join with the lodge
CT that place in their annual ball,
The Transfers Union gave a smoke,
after their regular session Tuesday even
Ing. Cigars and music was the order oil
the hour, and all enjoyed the occasion.
The Degree of Honor will give a card
party in tn'ir new hall tomorrow even.
ing. to which the public is invited. Re.
ire>hments will be served Admission
% cents.
Miss Elizabeth Girton came home
from the State University. Seattle, yes
terday afternoon, to spend THANKSGIVING
with her parents. Nh. and Mrs. J. J.
Carney.
The funeral of the infant son of NJ.
and Mrs. Lawray, ia West Hume street,
who died Monday night, was held from
the Woods undertaking parlors, yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Wolff are en-
joying visit from Miss Gertrude Staad.
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Hall, Portland. Miss Staadecker is a
sister of Mrs. Wolf.
Sheriff-elect w. II. McWhinnev comes
out in a written statement that he does
not intend to resign the Office after he
qualities. neither does he intend to APP
point William Anstie deputy sheriff.
Postmaster Il. p. Campbell arrived
from Ashland, Oregon. Tuesday, and
will remain here until his successor il
appointed. Mr.. Campbell is well satit-
fed with his new home, as his health
has improved rapidly.
Last evening the W O. w. entertained
their members aud visiting neighbors at
smoker in their hall after the regular
lodge meeting. 1t is the intention to
have a number OF these social gather
ings during the winter.
The funeral of Carl Giski, who died
more than week ago and whose body
was held awaiting instructions from rela-
tives at Tacoma, took place from the
Bowes Il Randolph undertaking parIors
Tuesday. Rev. G.. o. Rosing officiating.
The tug Astoria arrived Tuesday, h.v.
ing in tow the schooner Bangor. which
was disabled and beached on the north
spit4of the Willapa harbor during the
late storm. The schooner will be put on
the marine ways at the L:ndstrom ship.
yard and undergo general repairs, ill.,
Guiding new masts.
On Monday evening the members of
the Order OF Pendo enjoved themselves
I'M a "Hard Time" social Under the
rules, anyone appearing in his Sunday
clothes or wearing a white shirt, was
fined. The fare OF the evening Was
baked beans. brown bread and black
c"ff-e. The affair wound up with a
dance.
As Charles F. Drake was descending
the stairs in the Slade Lumber Co.'s
office Monday evening. his ankle turned,
him to the bottom, break
ing his left arm between the shoulder
and elbow. Mr. Drake was cared for at
the Aberdeen General hospital. and it
will be at least two month. before the
arm can be used.
On Monday night the Fan cigar store
was visited by burglar. who rhed the
cash register of a few dollars. and then
with an AK broke a new card machine
and new billiard table that had Just
been installed. Entry was made through
the back door, by breaking the glass,
ami evidently a thorough search for
money was made, as the backs of two
slot machines were pried off. About $50 !,
worth of damage was done.
The members of the Aberdeen High !
School Athletic association will give
heir annual ball in the Gymnasium, to- /.
morrow evening. The association will
he assisted by the Philomathian and /
societies. The managers
are Ray Burke, Norman Greene, Fred
Miss Helen Schneider and
Hl,n,3 H. VI. Cook, w. w. Hart, /
W. r Mac arlane. W. B. Paine, E. E.
Eaton and c. s Weat herwax.