Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-05

hospital Tor treatment yesterday,
II. B Ford was discharged from St
Joseph's hospital Saturday.
Frank Nugent entered St. Joseph
hospital yesterday for treatment.
Mrs. S. Snyder was taken to tn,
Grays Harbor hospital yesterday.
Mrs. LeCiair was discharged from St
Joseph's hospital Thursday evening.
Mrs. o. J. Lawrence was up from flo
GUAM today, visiting Aberdeen friends
.. ). Flanningan, OF Hoquam, was
taken to the Aberdeen General hospital
Saturday.
Jas. O'Hare was discharged from St.
Joseph's hospital yesterday, and returned
to Melbourne.
W. II. Campbell was discharged from
st. Joseph's hospital yesterday and re-
turned to Coats camp.
q. Thompson, an employee OF Haynes
X Preston, was discharged from ST. 10.
;ePii hospltal yesterday.
j. Gillies spent Sunday with his family
here, and left for his logging camp at
South Bend this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Wren left for
Castle Rock this morning, to look at u
farm that they think Of purchasing.
}. Q. White, former resident of
Grays Harbor, and now of Los Angeles.
is in this city attending to business mat
ters.
A. l. Fox had bad fall Yesterday cut.
ting his eyebrow and wrenching himself
generally. lie is at the Aber Teen Gen.
eral hospital.
Kew. Carr will preach in the Volun.
teers OF America tent every evening until
Thursday, when he will preach his fare.
we'll sermon.
j. kemple, an employe Of the Michi.
gan mill. went to st. Joseph's hospital
Thursday afternoon, with badly
sprained ankle.
Mrs. Stephens and baby were dis.
charged from st. Joseph's hospital Fri
day evening, and returned to their home
in South Aberdeen.
II. d. Crawford and his witnesses
went to Montesano this morning to be
present at his law suit, which was trans.
ierred from Thurston county.
Miss Mary Ashton, who had her right
hand badly crushed in mangle at the
Gloss Laundry Saturday, is being cared
for at the Aberdeen General hospital.
+. Oleson who has been at the A Der.
deem General hospital was discharged
this morning. and will leave for Kalbs
camp on the Humptulips tomorrow
morning.
DIR. Koehne, whose course of:lectures at
Hoquiam have been go we'll received,
mas been engaged to deliver the course
in Aberdeen, commencing Tuesday even
ing, March 20.
The new boarding house at the Aber
deem Box factory is about completed, ant
will he great convenience to the EN-
ployes OF the factory and OF the mills in
that pant of the city.
The Sophomore class OF the High
school entertained at the home Of Miss
Edith McWhinney Saturday evening
The time passed so pleasantly that mid
night came all too soon.
The witnesses in the Joel Tanner
case went to Montesano this morning
This case is the outcome OF divorce
suit, in which each Of the parents wish
to gain possession of a minor child.
Dir. q. II. Graham chronic diseases 6
speciality, no poisonous drugs used, relic
given and cures effected or no charges
made Consultation and examination
free, 304 Heron street, over +. l.. X
drug store. If
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
Franklin will leave soon for Aberdeen
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin are among Ray
mond's most popular young people ant
their departure will be muck regretted
by their many friends in this place.
Raymond Herald.
p. F. Halferty has secured the contrac,
to carry the mails between Hoquiam anc
Oyehut, commencing July /. Mr.. Hal
ieity will carry the mail on his launch
"Clam," which he uses to bring clam
from North Beach to his Aberdeen can
merry.
Rev. J. p. Ohleen. who has been pas
tor of the Swedish Congregational churcl
in this city, preached his farewell sermon
last night. Mr. Ohleen has been yer,
successful in his work. and nniversa
favotite with his people and his leavin.
at this time is rege cited by all.
Hubert Karshner came down from
Tacoma Saturday, and will leave tomor
row ior his land claim, on the upper
Wvnooche river. He will be accom-.
panied by Mr.. Torgeson. OF Tacoma, who
goes in the hills for recreation and tt
hunt for a month or two.