Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-12-03
Who's jolly? what's jolly?

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Drug Co. u
I'D. Crawford went to Seattle this
morning.
Neat patterns in decorated Haviland
at Deans Tea store.
J. Leitch was discharged yesterday
from st. Josepl's hospital.
Keep your skin sof' and smooth with
Almond Hazel C,eam. Evans Drug Go.
HIT, Hansnn and G. Larson were die.
charged from St Joseph's hospital Sat-
urday.
For Quincy. Express or Dray, call IA
A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt.
ly filled. tt
Henry laport and famiIy'left Saturday.
for Prosser, WASH, where they will make
their home.
Miss Jean Hayes left for Portland this
morning to pursue her studies at st.
Helen'r Hall.
j. NJ. Stout was called to Puyallup
Saturday by the serious illness OF his
brother-in-law.
W. E. Boeing and Daniel McCrimmon
OF HoQuiam, are ahont to open logging
camp on the Wishkah river.
The social announced by the ladies Of
the Eastern Star for Friday evening, was
postponed until further notice.
A. ]. Stewart left Saturday for an ex-
tended trip in the east, and rumor has it
that he may return with bride.
Miss Stadtaker left for st. Helen's
Hall, Portland, this morning, after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. geo. J. Wolf.
County Commissioner M. r. Sher'
wood returned from California last ev-
ening, and is at Mon,esano today.
There is rumor to the effect that
land in South Aberdeen has neen sold
for $4,000, presumably for railroad.
Jas Mckay, of tIoqniam. and Thos.
Holland, of Montesano, We're admitted 10
st. Joseph's hospital Tor treatment Sat
u,day.
Isidore Kaufman. of Kaufman Bros.
left yesteadav for B.llingham. after
sp .nding Thanksgiving with his AbeI
d zen friends.
P. Grogorokos was fined SIS aud Chas.
I'll s,, T,,ettoA nrnl,.,SS 1T
this morning for fighting on the streets
yesterday.
FL Dolan, republican nominee for
councilman from the Fourth ward. with
drew from the ticket Friday, and w. w.
Maxey was put on in his place.
From the report made by the public
school teachers. the school savings de.
partment is quite popular, $3.50 O3 being
deposited in the first three weeks.
Large eleven room house on corner ol
y street and Terrace Ave-, lot 57xl37x
IS feet, hill ground, for sale for $260O
Eaey terms. Will tanning, Room Ia
Dahney block.
The funeral Of Charles Cline. who died
at one of the local hospitals last week
took place from the Bowes & Randolph
undertaking parlors. yesterday, Rev. c.
McDermoth officiating.
Louis Gomez, who was arrested las,
week for burglar zing the Fan Cigar
store and Bsmark saloon. wa taken tc
the county Jail this morning to await
t'ial in the superior court.
Lost-In Aberdeen or on Hoqnian
car, Saturday evening, Nov. II, a ieat h.
er pocket book. containing rs In gold.
Finder will please keep the gold and re-
turn pocket book tothe HERALD office. If
A number of friends pleasantly eur.
prised Mr. and Mis-. Jas. w. Mcdonald
Friday evening, on the occasion Of the
9th anniversary of their wedding. Re.
freshments we're served and a delightful
evening passed by all present.
Mrs. E. H. Lively received word Fri
day OF the death of her sister, Mrs. w
II. Arnold. of Chattanooga, Tenn, No.
vember % Mrs. Arnold was in Aber.
deem last May, visiting her sister, and
made many friends while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Wood entertained
company of 81 at cinner on Thanks
giving evening. Midnight came before
the company dispersed. which shows
that these hospitabe hosts have not for.
gotten how to have their guests feel at
home.
Officer Kempster found Pat Barnicle
SATURDAY. evening, trying to sell fifty
pound can of lard to a restaurant. and
took him in on suspicion OF the lard be
ing stolen. 1t was found later that il
was taken from the abatoir OF the Nine
mire Packing Co.. and Pat will be given
an opportunity to explain where anc
how be got il.