Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-03-01

for treatment Tuesday.
II. b. Ford entered st. Joseph's hos.
p'tal for treatment Tuesday.
Judge Irwin yesterday dismissed the
superior court jury until March Is.
l. ). Parmenter entered the Grays
Haroor hospital yesterday, for treatment.
On Tuesday Mauntz Mariana entered
the Grays Harbor hospital for treatment,
The Aberdeen General hospital wants
good woman cook. Good wages offered i.
Bruno Lednot was admitted to St.
Joseph's hospital last evening for treat.
ment.
esterday, Anton Hane was admitted
10 The Grays Harbor hospital for treat
ment.
Mike Hawand was admitted to the
Grays Harbor Hospital for treatment.
yesterday.
r. ). Blair came from Hoqu am Yes.
terday, and entered the A Aberdeen Gen.
elal hospital.
JAS. Ohare, of Montesano, was adj.
mitted to st. Joseph's hospital Monday
for treatment.
On Tuesday Theodore German, of Ho.
GUAM, was brought to the Aberdeen
General hospital.
Mrs. Herman Flowers, came up from
Ocosta yesterday, and entered the Aber.
deem General hospital.
Mrs. II. NJ. butcher left for Portland
this morning to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. William butcher.
John Mulligan was discharged from
st. Joseph's hospital yesterday, and re.
TUNED to Melbourne.
g. Anderson, Of Haynes 4 Preston's
camp was discharged from St. Joseph
hospital this morning
A. Thompson came down from Mel.
bourne Tuesday and entered St. Joseph's
hospital for treatment.
! f. Cary was brought down from Mon.
tesano yesterday, and taken to the Alb.
erdeen General hospital.
}. W. McMonigle, an employe of tie
Michigan mill was admitted to st.
Joseph's hospital for treatment.
Chas. ID. Hurd has opened his new
building. on the corner Of X and Hume
streets, as a we'll furnished rooming
! house.
Miss M. Cameron, the cook at the
Aberdeen General hospital, will leave on
vacation tomorrow, to be gone several
weeks.
John Albright, who cut his hand and
was taken to the Aberdeen General hos.
pital Tuesday, will be able to return to
his home tomorrow.
Work has been commenced on the
steel superstructure OF the Heron street
bridge, which is being put together on
the east side of the river.
Daniel Chrisman had hand severely
cut yesterday afternoon, while working
at the Michigan mill. and was taken to
st Joseph's hospital for treatment.
W. F. Moffet, of the Grays Harbor
Electric company. received word yester-
day from Warren, Pennsylvania, that his
father was quite i'll, and left this morning
for his home.
Mrs. F. S. PIERCE left this morning for
Portland to reside. Mr.. Pierce will fol-
low tomorrow with their household
goods, and will be accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. j. f. Carter.
The local lodge of Knights OF Pythias
has leased the MacLaherty hall, on II
street near Heron. and from now on will
meet there. The Rathbone Sisters will
also meet III the same hall.
Frank l.. Palmer, Of Minnea polls, who
has been on the Harbor for several days,
lett for the Sound this morning. Mr..
Palmer is connected with the lumber
trade and makes annual visits to this
section.
There are four candidates for the two
vacancies to be filled on the school
board at the election Saturday, Carl S.
Weatherwax will he oppose for re.elec
ton by r. N. Moody. and G. p. /.
Roberts and w. w. Hart will compete
for the three year term. Moody and
Roberts We're nominated by the labor
unions Tuesday night.
The Hoquiam Washingtonian pull
fishes a report of soma Indian troubles
on the Qulnant reservation. The affair
grew out # the pois onng Of some dogs,
which the Indi Ms attribu to the co k
in the camp OF Alo'ing Agent Archer.
| They demanded the discharge of the
cook. which Archer refused. NJ serious
trouble is anticipated.
John Albright, OF North Aberdeen,
almost severed his left hand with an AK
Tuesday afternoon. while making
wedge. He was taken to the Aberdeen
General hospital a quickly AS possible,
but the difficulty OF getting vehicle,
and the bridge being open caused so much
delay that he was very low from loss of
blood when lie arrived there.
The Degree of Honor District Conven-
ton will meet in Aberdeen tomorrow
afternoon and evening. This convention
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