Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-08
Tales Of the Town TerSe|y Told.

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Mrs. M. Gray is at St. Joseph's hos.
pital. quite sick.
Practical, Progressive Permanent,
Grays harbor Business Co lege. tt
The delinquent sewer tax roll is now
in the hands Of the city attorney.
d. Mcnamara. of Hoquiar:, was dis
charged from St. Joseph's hospital.
DR.. Sullivan, eye eight specialist will
be at f. L. X. Pharmacy March to 10.
William Anderson, of South Aberdeen,
was admitted to St. Joseph's hospital
Tuesday.
VIM. 'Dowd underwent surgical
operation at St Joseph's hospital this
morning.
The new telephone exchange is about
ready for the roof, and Contractor White
says if this weather continues he will
soon have the building ready for occu
pancy.
Have you been betrayed by promises
OF qnacks, swallowed pills and bottled
medicine without results except dam.
aged stomach. To those we offer Hollis.
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents at
w. B. Paine & Co.
Mr.. Lynch. OF the state Sunday school
work will be here on the evening of Feb.
goth, and will hold rally OF all the Sun
day schools in the city, in the M. E..
church. Mr.. Lynch will be assisted by
the Sunday school workers of Aberdeen.
Jesse f. Murphy, the we'll known land
attorney and insurance man, was down
from Seattle this week. Mr.. Murphy
seems to have the confidence of the
Equitable Life Insurance Co., OF which he
is now district manager with headquar-
tiers at Seattle.
Rev. E. H. Todd, DID,, of the Puget
Sound University at Tacoma, is in the
city looking after the interest of that
institution. During his stay in Aberdeen
he has been assisting Mr.. Thompson, OF
the NJ. f. church. in his revival services
and has proved himself valuable
helper.
The plumbing ordinance seems to need
fixing. When connecting up with the
new sewers, one is confronted with eX-
pensve conditions, sanitary, to be sure,
but calculated for Aberdeen twenty years
hence. This should be 80 modified that
no one would seek to evade the cost of
making sewer connections.
The old suit OF the North we stern Lum-
Der Co. against the city of Aberdeen, in
voving about SO 900, for lumber furnish.
ed in the building Of the original road
between Aberdeen and Hoquiam nearly
fifteen years ago, has been decided against
the city in the superior court. An APP
peal will probably be taken.
Lincoln's birthday will be observed at
the Congregational church both Sunday
and Monday evening of next week. On
Sunday evening there will be special
service, at which several prominent citi-
; zens are expected to speak, and on Mon
day evening there will be Lincoln con-
cert consisting OF readings and recitations
pertaining to the life and character Of
Lincoln.
At the meeting of,the Friends in Coun'
Gil Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. G. SAVERS, a paper on Ely Cathe.
dral, England was read bv Mrs. F. J
Miner, and was listened to with great
deal of interest. Mrs. Grant Wheeler
read paper prepared by Miss Jessie
Young, she not being able to be present.
AS was expected the paper was well
prepared and we'll presented.
Will Hulet, who was injured in his
fathers logging camp on the Wishkaf
river last Monday, died at the Abe.'dee
General hospital the next morning at
2 o'clock. The young man was almost
81 years of age, and of charming person
atty, and his unexpected death came as
a severe shock to his parents and numer!
Gus friends The funeral will take p'a ace
tomorrow afternoon, services being at
the NJ. F.. church.