Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-07-12

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A. Salo, Aberdeen i. o. Box G25. Sc It
o T. Crawford came up from Hoquam
Tuesday, and entered -. Joseph's hos
pital, with an injured chin, received
from a flying piece of lumber while at
work.
Mrs. Charlotte Mcponld hostess at
the Brunswick, was ~ years Old yeste''
day, and the event Was celebrated by
the guests last evening. Ice cream vi
free for all.
In the superior court Tuesday, a mo.
ton for new trial in tie case OF Wm.
Wright ct ux. ". ReArlsley Bros. was
denied, and The case will be appealed to
the superior urt.
Douglas Pros. are furnishing iron
frames for tine front of the new brick
block being erected by J. q Lewis and
Gabrielson q Homer, on Heron street,
between G anG.H.
The,infant son OF Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph
Pavletich died yesterday, and was buried
this 'afternoon.from the chapel OF the
Aberdeen Undertaking Parlors, Rev.
Father..Gribben officiating.
A little love, little wealth,
little home for you and me;
It's all ask except good health.
Which comes with Rocky Mountain
Tea. w. 3. Paine q Co.
Eugene Grever, former manager OF the
bottling department at the brewery, now
a resident of Kentucky, arrived in town
Tuesday, and is being kept quite busy
shaking hands with. hisnumerous friends.
Robert " ilkins and. Rufus Redman,
we'll knownlfarmers OF Melbourne, were
in the city yesterday, 'disposing OF load
of produce. which.they brought down in
a gasoline launch Mr.. Redman recently
had built.
The federal court has directed U. S.
Commissioner Warren, at Hoquiam, to
take the testimony in the case OF the
libel suit against the steamer Grace Doll
lar. by the sailors who worked her up on
the last trip.
To show sympathy with Axel Gustaf.
con, who was injured at the Wilson mill
recently, a festival will he held in the
Swedish Mission church, Market and H
streets, tomorrow evening, to which the
nnhlic ia cordially invited,
F. E. Jones has purchased the Ebert
ing block, Fifth and 1 street, Hoquiam.
The purchase was made for j. d. Crazy,
manager of the Grays tlarbor Railway
& Light Co., who says it is made for an
eastern friend. as an investment.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist,
holds services in its church, on First
street near Broadway, every Wednesday
evening at 8, and every Sunday morning
at II. All are cordially invited to attend.
Subject for next Sunday, "rruth."
Work on the addition to the Market
street school house is being pushed by
Contractor Geo. A. Simpson and his
efficient foreman, Ed. Dix. The founda-
ton was completed yesterday, and the
raising Of the frame began this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. MacLafferty left Mon
day for an automobile trip to Port Town
send, to visit their son, DR.. Is. l.. Mac
Laherty. They went by steamer to
Montesano, and thence by way OF Shell
ton and Hoods canal to Port Towdsend.
a number of street improvements are
held up by reason of no bids upon the
work, the maximum figure allowed be-
ing too low. This practice by the city
council simply retards work that proper
ty owners are willing to pay for, and
delays improvements necessary to tie
general public.
Julius Lehtonen, who is accused of
having cut Charles Wilson's throat last
week, had hearing before Judge Fox
yesterday morning, and was held in de.
fault of 81 900 bail to answer in the su.
perior court. The testimony OF Viii son
was taken at the hospital: and none was
offered by the defense.
The case of VIM. Beaver and Chas.
Davis vs.. j. G. Cross, as garnishee de.
PENDANT, was dismissed in the superior
court Tuesday. Attorney Cross had
money in his possession belonging to
client, against whom the plaintiffs held
judgment, and which they sought to
levy upon. The court held the money
was not subject to garnishment.
The ordinance requiring the closing Of
saloons at one O'Clock a. M, went into
effect Monday night, and all places where
liquor is sold have since strictly obeyed
the law. The police say it makes all the
difference in the world in their work {;
that after one O'Clock the main streets
are deserted, and they have an opportu.
nifty to stroll through the back alleys and
guard against burglars.