Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-10


Mrs. Samuel Bonn returned Monday
from an extended VISIT in Oregon.
Mrs. W. f. Smith entertained the
Birthday club at luncheou Tue. dav after.
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. DENLY. Of juneau, Alas
ka, are visiting the city, the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo W. Hart.
AT noon Tuesday $50 seats and several
boxes hal been engaged by II, GUAM
par les for the Little Tycoon" tomorrow
! night.
The Colonial, Aberdeen's swell new
cafe, l. nheqnaled IN the state. Unsur-
passed service and all the uellcacles of
the season. 92t
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew kallunka died Tuesday. The
tn"e'al took place yesterday from the
family home. 1909 East First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Price, uf San Fran
cisco, were in the ci y this week. Mr..
Pf'ce represents a diamond firm, and was
doing business with the local jewelers..
Patrons Of the Colonial are assured of
TWO 'hings-that they are served with
the very best the market aff uds, ard
that cleanliness is The main OF j ct Of the
| infringement got
The store of the Sun Drug Co. was
closed Yesterday by the sheriff, pending
! 4 lln III,
tween The pioprletors and the mortgage,
f. l.. Keoher.
State Land Commissioner Hubbard
was in the city Tuesday, looking after
Grays HArbOr factories. 1t is pres,ln,4d
he q. II. Post will announce his tepor,
on defunct baggage OF derelict hobos.
Each Sunday evening the number VITO
attend the illustrated lectures in the
Congregational cnuIch is Increasing. The
pictures are very fine. and the short lee
lures descriptive Of the pictures are m
teresting.
black sand has been made at the exp.ri-
mental station of the Black Sand Steel
company at Damon's Point. and over $40
pounds OF fine grade steel was shipped
to Cincinnati. Ohio yesterday.
Not waiting for the return of the base
ball team. Street Commissioner Hits
had a triangular pennant made and
hoisteh it on the city hall flagstaff Tie
pennant is blue with a white ground,
and lie ten feet Iona. Mr.. Hits save it
is Of no use to. wait 20 the rag is on,s
anyhow.
Attic G Foelkner. the year I'D con
Of Nr. and Mrs. Christ Foslkrer, living
at $40 West First street, died at noon
yesterday of malignant diphtheria. The
remains were buried yeate, dav afternoon,
the funeral services being conducted at
the grave nv Father G,ibben. Mrs.
Foelkner, it 10 reported, is also III with
the same disease.
| Miss Josephine Ginther returned yes
terdav from Johns river where 81 act.
ed in capacity NJ nnrse in tn family Ct
| Mr.. and Mrs. Watson. \ most y ca ant
reception was held for Miss Gin her at
the Watson home Tuesdav evening at
which she was higlv co"p';mrn ell f"r
the assduons care bestowed npor 'he
five children afflicted will, ty phoid fever
in that home.
After trying to borrow bathing snit
fr,, nd 20 huk
he might dive off The Heron street hrid4 .
INTO the Wishkah river, Olaf Martinson
I decided to take the dive without any
h,nd Of suit Officer Kelley gathered
him in while he was in the act of disrob-
ing and took him 10 Judge Fox who
assessed rim SIC, This was done simply
to cool his diving ardor.
On Tuesday afternoon. the Friends in
Council met at the home of Mrs. A. G.
Ennis. Papers on British Folk Lore,
Some Noted Indian Chiefs and reading
of SAM pies Of British Folk Lore were read
by Meshames O. B Haynes. A p. White
and LA Wheeler, respectively. M's J.
A. Mapes was elected irst vice president,
vice Miss Taggart resigned, after which
the hostess served refreshments. Mea-
danes c. Springer, OF Montesann, f.
Ma,chett and Miss Wuhersr Don, of
Spokane, were guests OF the club
o.emsy ana turner.
There are pictures in Shelley which
remind us Of Turner's. R1re light
breaks into all its colors and floods
the world. which may he earth or sea