Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-05-07

VIM. Gibson entered st Joseph's hos.
pital Saturday, for treatment for il feet, d
hands.
M. f. Robinson, who directed the play,
"Trial by jury" left for Spokane this
morning.
Hill lots, ~ blocks from postoffice. AIS
to $3.50, easy terms. Will Lanning, Room
IA, Dabney block.
John Larkin, of the logging firm Ct
Larkin Bros., was doing business in
Seattle last week.
Hill lots. IL blocks from postoffice, $75
to $3.50. easy terms. Will Lanning, Room
IA, Dabney block.
J. M. Jones and George Thomas were
admitted for treatment to the Grays
Hsrbor hospital yesterday.
Mrs. J. w. Stamper and children
came down from Montesano, and are
moving into the house secured by Mr..
Stamper. 404 North G street.
Robert Birmingham has been appoint.
ed Quartermaster OF the q. A. Il. grounds
at Westport, and anyone wishing to rent
cottages at that resort for the summer
can do SO by applying to him.
The Grays Harbor base ball team lost
the games at Tacoma Thursday, Satur-
Gay and yesterday, making the record
five games lost out of seven. They viii
open a series with the Butte team at
Electric park next Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Pinckey left for her old
home in Detroit. Michigan, this morning
to remain during the summer months.
This is the first time Mrs. Pinckney has
visited the east since coming to Aber-
deem more than twenty years ago.
The American mill started up this
morning after being closed down week
installing new machinery and overhaul.
ing the mill generally. An engine and
planer. and new husk were among the
new pieces of machinery installed.
Alfred Fenlason. the ten. year.old son
of o. G. Fe"lason. Of Hoquiam. died Sat.
urday morning, at the Grays Harbor
hospital. of pneumonia. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon, from the
residence Of his parents, at Hoquiam.
At a meeting of the State Single
Mills Bureau. held Saturday at Seattle il
was decided to close all single mills for
90 days commencing December l.. and
to close combination cedar lumber and
shingle mills for six weeks, from Dec. Is.
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state OF the
Grays Harbor Base Ball Association,
with capital stock OF *3,4OO. The
trustees named are w. R. Macfarlane,
Neil Cooney, F. G. Foster, Phil. S.
Locke and A. Rupert.
Ed. Galack, brick mason, and l..
Davey, colored bootblack, got into an
alteration on Heron street Saturday
night, and were run in by the police.
Galack forfeited $40 bail this morning,
and Davey will be given chan"e to ex.
plain Thursday in the police court.
A. J.. Doan, OF Seattle, has besn APP.
pointed deputy collector Of customs at
A berdeen, to succeed ]. A. Hood, re.
signed. Mr.. Doan was selected from the
eligible civil service list, but had the
preference as veteran of the Spanish
war, during which he served with the
LIST Montana regiment in the Philippines.
The orator;cal contest at the High
school Friday, to decide who should rep.
resent Aberd' en- at the state contest at
Seattle, was decided in favor of George
Whitfield. with Miss Agnes Pearson a
good second. Master Whitfield acquitted
himself in manner that showed rare
gift OF o. ato~y, that will be noted at the
state contest.
James y. Ryan, the boiler maker is
again enlargng the equipment Of his
boiler shop. The latest is a machine
with which to bore and rivet iron plates.
The work will be done by compressed
air and has the advantage OF doing work
easier, quicker and more perfect. The
machine with two men will do the
work OF eight and will do the work OF ~
chppers and caulkers.
C.G. Winfield. expert Refractlonist, late
with Or. D. N. Celcorn, late Professor Of
OPTICS, Chicago Opthalomac College has
offices at Kenilworth hotel parlors, 20S11aa
East Heron street, makes specially Of
correcting all kinds OF Defective Vision,
due to retroactive error; fit glasses per.
fectly where others have failed. II you
are in need call, or by sending word he
will call on you at your home at earliest
opportunity. If