Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-23


Mrs. f. B. Eberline is building resi-.
dence in South Aberdeen.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
A. j. Burrows Friday night.
WANTED-A good Brick Setter and
Burner. App y at Slewart's brlckyard. II
Bell Bros., large line Of tires. New
and second hand wheels for sale or rent,
POS South street tt
Two boxes of fresh halibut were ship.
ped to the San Francisco sufferers Friday
by the Aberdeen Fish Co.
County Assessor Archer was in the
city Saturday, looking over the assess
ment work Of his deputies.
w, H. White is building an $500 adj.
ton to the residence OF James W. Bir,n'
ingham, 3l2 West Heron street.
The Grays HORROR Trades and Labor
Council donated $50 to the San Francisco
relief fund at its meeting Friday night.
Chas. F. Drake wired his folks Satur.
day from San Pedro, announcing his
safety, much to the relief Of his wife and
parents.
Mrs. W. r. Macfarlane and Mrs. N.
D. Coons entertain ed about forty guests
at luncheon Saturday afternoon, at the
home OF Mrs. Coons.
Mrs. Elsie Marion is having her house
removed from Broadway near Market
street, to the back part OF the lot, aud
will build large house in front.
There will be meeting of the superin-
tenaents and assistant superintendents OF
the local Sunday schools at the NJ. f..
church, next Wednesday evening.
Kaufman Bros, whose parents reside in
San Francisco, were greatly relieved
Saturday by a telegram from their father,
stating the family had no accidents.
At special meeting OF the Aberdeen
Fire Department, held last night, it was
voted to donate all money in the treas.
ury, about $50, to the san Francisco
fienen.
w. J. Patterson received a wire Satur.
day evening from his sister, Mrs. H. N.
Anderson, Sr., announcing her safe es-
cape from the Cecil hotel, San Francisco,
but indicating the loss Of all her effects.
NJ. E.. Robinson held the first re.
hearsal OF "a Trial by Jury" in the Con.
greeational church Saturday evening.
The opere,ta will be given in the Grand
theater, tor the benefit OF the High
school gymnasium.
Chas. Wiley was committed to the
insane asylum Thursday by the superior
court. He is brother of Lem. Wiley,
who shot himself last year in fit of in.
sanity, and has been a resi- lent Of Aber'
deem for many years.
All smart up.to-date women of to-day,
Know how to bake, wash, sing and to
play;
Without these talents a wife is n. G.
Unless she takes Rocky Mountain Tea
Sold by W. b. Paine 4 Co.
Ed. G. Finch received a wire from
Mrs. Finch Thursday night. stating tina,
their house, in Oakland. was damaged
by the earthquake, but no one was in.
jured. Mr.. Finch left Friday for Oak.
land, and will probably bring his family
to Aberdeen.
hurry Jacobs, representing the Pacific
Hardware q Steel Co., is in the city, and
has received word that the large estab
lishment OF his company in San Francis.
co escaped all injury. The family of Mr.
Jacobs escaped uninjured, but lost all
they possessed.
At the Stewart brickyard 100000 brick
kiln. An eff )rt will be made to begin
of 100000. Matters have been de.
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OF tn. steam dry house, which is being
rectitied.
Miss Mabel Graham, deaconess of the
Methodist church, and Rev. Mr.. Porter
minister OF that denomination who has
an Oregon charge. will be married to.
morrow evening in the NJ. f. church.
The Epworth League viii give the happy
couple a reception in the parsonage after
the ceremony.
The presence OF mind and courage oil
Mrs. Margaret Palmer saved little May
Mu!rownie from death by drowning Fri.
day. The little girl had fallen into a
slough near Hume and X streets, a,
high tide when seen bv Mrs. Palmer
who at cnce plundged into the water
and rescued the child.
At the Lindstrom shipyard it is feared
the San Francisco fire may cause the an.
nulment OF some of the contracts on
hand. The company has contracts for
four steam schoOners, work on one oil
which has been commenced. and as the
parties ordering are heavy losers at San
Francisco, the orders may be cancelled,
John J. Fee'ev. aged Is years. grand.
father of w. A. Flowers, died suddenly
Thursday Of appoplexv. Mr.. Feeley was
in Aberdeen on visit, and it is thought
that grief over the probable fate Of two
granddaughter in San Francisco, caused
the attack. The remains were shipped
this morning to Santa Monica, Cal, for
burial.
On Friday evening Rev. +. r. Prchard
returned from the meeting OF the Presby-
terry, ted at Vancouver. Washington.
While there he was elected Presbvda
Missionary Superintendent. with head
quarters at Tacoma Mr.. Prichard has
until May lst to decide on accepting, but
he lie 10th to give up his work here, al.
though the new position means much
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