Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-04-02

| = n. NatkOcl was admitted to st, 10
seph's hospital Friday.
5. j. kobi was admitted to St. To-
seph's hospital Saturday.
Boyd Bourden was DISCHARGED from
the Aberdeen General hospital yesterday
Len johnson was admitted to the
Grays Harbor hospital Saturday.
s. Stenberg was discharged from the
Grays Harbor hospital yesterday.
ForND-A dog collar. The owner can
have same, at the HERALD office. If
j. Moyr was brought from Montesano
Yesterday, and entered the Aberdeen
General hospital.
William Peterson, of Cosmopolis, was
discharged from the Aberdeen General
hospital yesterday.
Mrs. j. Benson. OF Portland, who has
been visiting friends on the Harbor, left
for home this morning.
J. NJ. Hawk returned to Montesano
Yesterday, after spending several days in
the aberdeen General hospital.
Anton Stunsvk returned to Hoouiam
yesterday, having been under treatment
at the Aberdeen General hospital.
George Thomas had his leg crushed at
the Hart. Wood mill Friday, and was
taken to the Grays Harbor hospital.
Attorney Agnew is moving his family
today, to the residence he purchased
last week, ITO West Wishkah street.
A. Dugan vas operated on this morn.
ing at st. Joseph's hospital, and there is
considerable doubt as to his recovery.
James Eaton, who has been under
treatment at the Aberdeen General hos.
p'tal, returned to his home in Hoquiam
Yesterday.
1. Weiland, A. Brevick, J. J, Cassidy,
b. Campbell, II. Mass aud N. Horton
were discharged from st. Joseph's hos.
pital yesterday.
Charles Miller, of Montesano, was dis
charged from the Aberdeen General hos.
pital yesterday, and returned to his
home this morning.
Frank Nugent, who has been suffering
for some time with infammatory rheu
matism, entered st. Joseph's hospital
Friday, for treatment.
Bids were opened Saturday for the
purchase Of the bonds voted at the re-.
cent school election. They were sold to
the state at 3s4 per cent interest.
Miss Rilla Riker, who has been on an
extended visit to Detroit and other
Michigan towns, returned last evening,
and speaks in glowing terms of her trip.
The Wishkah street ferry was delayed
an hour Saturday morning by the schoon.
or .Chas. +. Falk becoming mixed up
with a raft OF logs while being lowed to
the American mill.
s. F. Hoffman 4 Co.. Aberdeen, were
incorporated last week, with a capital
stock OF 900, to do saloon and res:
taurant business, in the new Zelasko
block. g and Hume streets.
G. F. Hill, another very desirable citi.
zen OF Grays Harbor, came to Raymond
the latter part Of last week and, after
looking over our city, decided to make it
his future home.- Raymond Herald.
The steamer Coaster, which ran into
the, jetty at the entrance to the harbor
last week, is on the marine ways ut the
Lindstrom shipyard, where she was
found to have sustained considerable
damage.
F. L. Lewis received telephone m .s.
sage from Aberdeen Sunday Informing
him that his father, j. NJ. Lewis, was
seriously i'll in the hospital at that place.
Mr.. Lewis left on Monday mornings
train for his fathers bedside.-Raymond
Herald.
James Burns was fined $35 and costs
Saturday by Judge Drake. for assaulting
an old man. in default Of which he went
to Jail. Burns said he thumped the
wrong man, and thought the error should
excuse the inadvertence, but the court
saw it otherwise.
Seats for the opening night OF the new
theater promise to 90 to a premium.
Within an hour after the box Office
opened yesterday morning several hum
dred seats we're sold, and by this morn.
ing fully twothirds of the capacity OF
the house was sold.
Next Friday evening IL students of
the High school will participate in an
oratorical contest at the Congregational
church. The contest will be try.out,
the winner TO represent Aberdeen in a
contest Of all the High schools in the
county, at Hoqu'am week later.
The following officers were elected at
the meeting of the Eks Thursday night ::
Exalted ruler, j. A. Hood leading
knight, 6. p. Halferty; loyal knight,
Leon Mcneil; lecturing knight, J. w.
Parks; secretary, Roy G. Sargent treas
urer. G. W. Miller; tyler, f. NJ. Wiley
trustee. o. NJ. Kellogg.
The transient clothing store on Heron
street near II was calleI upon last week
by deputy county treasurer for their
personal property taxes. amounting to
more than 500. DEPUTY Assessor Me-
Dermoth had made the assessment few
days previous, and thought at the time
the firm was quite liberal in estimating
the value of the stock They evidently
had not expected such a speedy collec.
ton.
VIM. Jennings was arrested Friday
and given hearing before Judge Fox,
on a charge OF stealing carpenter tools
valued at $3.50, the property of f. Fl.
Miller. at the Michigan mill. Miller
positively identified some tools found in
Jennings tool chest, and a filler at the
mill. named Upper. swore that Jennings
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