Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-01-18

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There is talk Of another small tug to
be built on the IIarbor.
Best blends of coffee and tea, at Deans
Tea store. Phone l41l. 37.u
f. Hultgren, was taken to the Grays
Harbor hospital Tuesday.
Attorney William tanning had bust
ness in Seattle yesterday.
Practical. Progressive Permanent,
G'ays Harbor Business College. tt
Yesterday B. T. Develin, OF Melbourne,
was admitted to st. Joseph's hospital.
All of the bar bound vessels in the
lower harbor, put to sea today and last
evening.
Charles Hartwell, of the Daily Olym-
plan. was in the city Tuesday on short
business visit.
". H. Sweeney was brought in from
Coats camp Monday, and taken to s..
Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. F. X. Drake has improved some.
what from her late illness. though still
confined to the house.
Mrs. G. w. Weatherwax left this
morning for Los Angeles, where she will
spend TIE winter months.
II. Jabens has arrived from Oshkosh.
Wis and has taken position in the
tailor shop of G. A. Bendlin.
H. H. Carter spent Monday in Monte.
sano. attending meeting of the direct
ors of the Montesano bank.
Yesterday morning Mra. I. g. Hinton
was discharged from the Aberdeen Gen.
eral hospital, feeling quite we'll again.
Miss Marjo,y Girton has taken the
position OF stenographer with tho whole.
sale firm of West q Slade Grocery Co.
Mrs. Fl. Wood and Rev w. f. Thomp.
son. OF this city. are assisting in revival
meetings at Cosmopolis, with good re.
suits.
DR.. F. Flawith; late of Portland. Ore.
gon, has taken rooms in the Dabney
block, and will locate permanently in
this city.
sawmill that will have cut Of &c..
600 feet per day, is in prospect At Mo.
clips. 1t is to be built by Michigan
capitalists.
The wreckage OF large vessel, sup.
posed to have gone ashore on Point
Granville, is being washed ashore at
North Beach.
Mrs. Rule Meeke, who read 90 &C.
ceptably in the Congregational church.
Tuesday evening, will read in the Metho.
dist church next Tuesday evening.
Messrs. A. W. Middleton and s. M.
Anderson left Tuesday morning for An
dersonia. CAL, to attend to affairs con.
nected with their new mill at that point.
This afternoon the Lady Maccabees
gave tea at the residence Of Mrs. Hus-
chke. Quite large number of the
friends of the order we're in attendance.
Harry Wood went to Hoquiam Mon.
day and entered the hospital at that
place. He had another operation on his
leg which bids fair to give him perma.
nent relief.
The G,ays Harbor Electric company
gives the use- of the pavilion free Of
charge to the trustees Of the city library.
for the benefit ball. G. V. 10y also gives
his services free as distributor.
Captain Tom Haynes has quit the
ocean for the present, and is engaged in
running logging camp on the banks Of
the Wishkah. Captain Tom, may take
to the ocean again in the spring.
f. l.. Davenport will have charge of
the business of the City Retail Lumber
company after February l. At that time
Mr.. Sherwood will resign to devote his
time to his new interests ia the Union
Mill company.
Following are the directors OF the Gloss
steam laundry: President, Emil Ander-
son; vice president, Geo. w. Hamilton !;
treaaurer, +. w. Hunter; seer etary,
Bert Campbell The manager of the
laundry is W. \. Council.
Word was received yesterday from
Oakland, Oregon, that $. w. Hillman,
died a that place Yesterday at 2 a. m.
Mr.. Hillman is we'll known in this city
having run a blacksmith shop here. He
was also member of the local Masonic
fraternity.
The Order OF Washington of this city
has elected the following officers Past
president, X4cchers Warwick president,
5. J. Reynolds; secretary, Matilda
/ Beards'ev; chaplain, Marion Ramsey :;
treasurer. Ella Dahl escort, Mark Wa
wick asst escort, Asa McGtegor qua 4
| Will Warwick; sentinel, John Van Du-
zen; musician, Jean Moody; medical
examiner, |. Il. Watkins.
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