Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-12

D. vi. bowes sold the dwelling house
belonging to l.. Fogel. 800 North G street
Saturday to Micheal Pratt, for al 900.
Frank Spahr who has been visiting his
brother. Alonzo Spahr, since October
lett this morning for his home, at Van
Wort, Ohio.
The Review Club will hold its fifteenth
annual meeting tomorrow afternoon. at
the home of Mrs. S. NJ. Reyes, 100 West
Third street.
T. j. Potter, who has been the guest
OF Ed. Anderson, OF the Anderson e.
Middleton Lumber Co., left for his home
in Michigan this morning.
1. q. Vining cut his hand quite badly
on one OF the machines at the Weste, n
Cooperage Saturday and was cared for {
the Aberdeen General hospital.
Jas. Stewart intended to begin brick .
making at his yard this morning, but.
the unexpected cold weather froze the
clay. go that operations had to be con.
tirued.
}. NJ. Brooks received telegram L. g.
evening announcing the death of his
brother, at Ashland, Oregon, and he left
this morning to attend the funeral, a, d
may remain at Ashland for some time.
P. Fl. Sculln, the disciple of Indr 8.
trial Peace, will lecture in the Conerega.
tional church tomorrow evening. Besides
replying to the attack of the Post, Mr..
Scullin will discuss labor nions-from
the standpoint of the working memrer,
not the grating bosses.
Radner Pratch and number of other
young men are preparing to leave shortly
on his sloop. the Restless, for Behrinq
sea, where they will spend the summer.
They intend to prospect for gold along
he tributaries on the North coast, and
at the same time have summers outing
Doctors McCutcEen and Jocum, o.
Tacoma, who were the guests of the
Chehalis County Medical Association,
which met with DR.. Austin at the Grays
ilarbor hospital Saturday evening, re
turned to their home YESTERDAY, well
pleased with the Results OF the meeting
Alfred Haggerty was found dead in h
house near Cedarville last Monday. He
was in bed, and had died from natural
causes. Mr.. Haggerty was one of the
earliest settlers in Chehalis county, ant
a.veteran Of the Indian war of 1855. HI
was widower, and had son living il
California.
This morning about 8 o'clock, George
McGeary. a cigar maker at L. l.. Maley's
was suddenly stricken with heart failure
and for time it looked as though the
outcome would be serious. A physician
was called and soon succeeded in easine
the trouble, go that at II o'clock he could
be removed to his room.
William A. B. Knox and Miss Lillian
Smith, of Cowlitz county. weie unitec
in marriage by Justice f. H. Fox, or
board the schooner Edward West, YES
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr.. Knu,
is step son of Captain Dollar of tn,
Edward West, and brought his brid
here that his parents might be presen
at the CEREMONY. Mr.. and Mrs. Kno,
left this morning for their home.
Archie Huet, about Is years OF age
was arrested last week, charged will
breaking into the barn OF Jed Rogers
for the pu, pose of milking the COW o
Rogers. The COW OF the latter has BEEF
MIXED quite frequently at night, and III
found young Hulet in the barn. At
hearing before Judge Fox Saturday
! County Attorney B0ner moved to dis
miss the case, the youth having evi
IDENTIFY made satisfactory explanation Q
! his presence in the barn.
William Abrams, who has charge O
the Chehalis toll bridge. has taught tw
smart young men lesson they will no
/ forget very soon. One of the young iel
lows is the son of pilot in San Fran
CISCO, and was sent to Aberdeen to kee,
him out Of harms way. On Thursda
night he and another youngster 90
/ drunk and thought it would be good ful
| to run over II e bridge wi hout pawn
toll. They We're pursued and capture,
near the B-yden & Leitch mill, ant
/ finally landed in Jail. Judge Drake as
sessed them $40 and costs each, and he,
are now wiser, sadder and poorer.