Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-26

Ut. oirl{s CONTINUES 10 improve.
p Mrs.3Ss b. Knapp left this morning
forOklahoma to visit her daughter.
Mrs. d. Watson, of Markham, visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Myers,
yesterday.
NJ. K. Sherwood left yesterday for Oak
land, CAL, to spend Thanksgiving with
his family.
AT a meeting Of the Workingmen's
League last week, Eugene France was
endorsed for mayor.
W.J. Patterson was a passenger on
Saturday mornings train, on a sno,t
trip to the Sound cities.
j. johnson, Of Cosmopo'is, and Al.
Gordon, of Aberdeen. entered st. 10.
seph's hospital Saturday.
The High school students are making
extensive preparations for their annual
ball to be given next Friday evening.
II the party signing themselves "a
Friend,' will call at POS West Market
street. few Thing will be explained by
MIS-. Rosa Hawkes.. l9-4t
w. f. Robinson arrived from Seattle
last week TO take tl'esposition of superin.
tendent of the Aberdeen Manufacturing
Company.
Some good real estate contracts, bear
ng per cent interest, for sale at die.
count of per cent. Will Lanning, Room
IA, Dabney block. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Schumacher lef,
Friday for their home at Highland Park,
Iii after short visit with DR.. and Mrs,
d. "A. Schumacher.
Next saturday, Prof. Cook will enter
tain the high school faculty and students
at the annual banquet to be given at the
Washington hotel.
LosT-In Aberdeen, large fox hound.
ordinary marking, white, black and tan.
10 reward If e'uried to Will l.anning,
Room IA, Dabney block. .-, If
r. p. Mace, Of Roy, WASH, and Chas.
E. Mace, Of POI tland, who were here in
attendance at the funeral Of their moth
er, left for their homes Saturday. il.
LosT-.n Aberdeen, a large fox hound
ordinary marking. white, back and tan
- reward if returned TO Will tanning,
Room. IA, Dabney block. ~ tia
The Aberdeen Ship Chandery Co. has
leased the Zelaske building, on Wishkai,
street between F AMI Il, where they will
open business about Janua+yal. ga &.
The city clepk calls for bids for swing.
ing'i the North Aberdeen and Heron
street. bridge for the coming year, to lie
opehed next Wednesday 'ntght.:'l't' a.
Tie ladies' Of St. Andrews guild will
havei on safe. In connection with their
home CO, kiug, November 10th, domestic
and EhlistinAs articles and fancy novel.
tieSr,il =, -,,tts ,~f'7ak .v'fre-rf-t 1911 ~
Mrs. Roht. Forbes ente, tanned a party
OF lady frieitds ON Thursday evening.
Mrsl Forbes spent the summer in Alasks
and the gathering took the form OF re.
un'puy ;ic .teH 80 81 I9.5>ala 9if
Captain S. G. Mitchell went to Goble,
Otegbn.i Saturday to visit His son, $. c.,
|, Jr.,'Wilose vessel is loading at that place.
The captain will visit Portland before re-
turning. ''
j. II. Strong hourished q revolver at
his family and the neighbors yesterday
in a threatening manner. and was let of
with a fine OF SIS in the police court this
morning.
Large eleven room house on corner OF
d street and Terrace Ave-, lot 57Xl37x
95 feet, Hill ground, for sale for $500.
Easy terms. Will Lannlng, Room IA,
Dapney block.
Trolley car travel over the West bridge
has been suspended since Friday morn
ing. The threads were stripped from
the supporting screws at the end Of the
bridge and will require several days to
replace them.
John NJ. Sodergran, 81 years of age
and unmarried, committed euicide in his
room at 1903 East Wishkah street, Sat
urday morning, by cutting his throat
with razor. The funeral took place
yesterday afternoon from Woods under
taking parlols.
Frank Rogers, the painter, left for
San Francisco saturday, where he will
remain about three months. Mr.. Rogers
GOES to finish painting two steam vessels
la'ely built AT the Lindst,om shipyard,
aud which are having The machinery
put in them at that city.
Capt. Greenwood, OF the schooner Glen
dale, denies the charge OF Capt. Thomas
Stream, that he refused t. assist the
schooner Claudiua, when the. shll
was i'm distress eff Grx,s Harbor, and
suggests that board OF seven shipmas-
ters investigate the matter Capt. Gron'
vod's statement 10 corrohorated by his
crew.
The Birthday club surprised Mrs. F.
L. Hartung this morning, when about q