Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-28


w. c. Harding left Saturday for Seat
tie, on business.
DR.. E. f. Lane. Dentist. Hayes &
Hayes building. Telephone III. If
R.V. Leonard expects to move his
family to Tacoma in a few days.
Dean for good values in crockery ant
glassware. Investigate. 2l1 & st. tt
Thos. Tethrake lie at the Dumon hos
pital, Centralia, seeking relief from asth
ma.
Mrs. Mclaughlin was taken to hel
home from st. Joseph's hospital Satui'
day.
Sheriff McWhinney has appointed II.
A. Hildebrand, OF Moutesano, deputy
sheriff.
Everything in musical instruments
from Jews harp to a piano at Evans
Drug Co. If
Mesdames M. Smith and Otta Hyatt,
were admitted to St. Joseph's hospital
yesterday.
+. C. Finch arrived from Oakland
CAL, yesterday, where he had been Wis
iting his family.
Eric Spraeue arrived from Markham
this morning and was taken to st. Jo
seph's hospital.
DR.. ID. A. Schumacher visited Seattle
last week, where he was called by the
illness of his sister.
j. NJ. Robinson came down from
Olympia on legal business, returning to
hie home yesterday.
Mrs N. Hars,er was brought here
from Pc Ell, Lewis county, Saturday,
and taken to st. Joseph's hospital.
On last Friday night daughter ar
rived for Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Goldberg
The parents are rejoicing over the gift.
N. T. Pentreath, of the Pioneer Live
Stock Insurance Co., was in the city last
week interviewing owners of live stock
Hon. George II. Emerson, of Hoquiam
is mentioned as possible successor to
John McMillin, as state railroad COM
missioner.
Number 9O5 East Heron street-lc
| rooms, lot 50xl3O feet. $4,000, easy
terms. Will Lanning. Room II, Dabney
block. Tel. IA. 40-6t
Lewis Landberg who has been pa
tient at St. Joseph's hospital for some
time, was discharged from that institu
ton yesterday.
Clarence A. Lille, manager of the
Western Cooperage Co., was in the city
last week looking after the interests Of
the company here.
Mesdames John Lungren and A. Plum.
mer underwent serious operations at St
Joseph's hospital, last Friday. Both la
dies are improving rapidly.
On next Wednesday morning, the
North Aberdeen bridge will be closed tc
travel, pending repairs. In the mean.
while, a free ferry will be maintained.
Mre. Barbara McDermoth has let the
contract to &. w. Grippe for the building
of residence on Second and L streets
The building will be two stories and will
cost $l400.
The dark room in the city hall, which
has been used as a store room, is being
made over 80 as to be used as an office
by the Street Commissioner and Plumb
ing Inspector. To do this it has been
found necessary to put a skylight in the
roof.
Judge Langhorn, OF Chehalis, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. r. Bas-
sett, returned to his home to attend to
some important business, Saturday.
Mrs. Langhorn is i'll at her daughter
home, and as soon as possible the Judge
will return.
The communication from Road Super
visor j. B. Haynes to the city council
should he needed. From no source does
Aberdeen receive the voiu me OF business
that comes from the Wishkah valley.
That 800 feet of the road within the city
limits should be almost impossible
should not be allowed to continue.
Police judge Fox has adopted metro.
politan rules for the conduct OF business
in his court. The court will meet every
morning at nine O'Clock, and dispose OF
business before it. Smoking will not be
allow ell in the court room, and practc.
ally the rules OF the superior court will
be adhered to in the conduct of cases.