Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-18

Mfe. j. b. br1ORe5 Nlslteu heI pa'eh' 10
in Olympia last week.
DR.. D. A. Schumacher. physician and
surgeon, over the state Bank. 46-tf
Chest protectors, many different STYLES
and prices. Evans Drug Co. tt
DR.. aud Mrs. Edward Lycan were up
from Moclips on business Friday.
DR.. A. S. Austin, DR.. o. K. Austin.
office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. tt
Mrs. F. c. Benjamin is reported re-
covering from severe case OF grip.
Hotel Northern 416 + Wishkah street,
now open for roome.s and boarders. Hat
G. F. Karshner is lad up with cnt
hand which developed into blood poison
ing.
EVERYTHING in musical instruments
from Jews harp toa piano at Evans
Drug Co. II
O. J. Engen received word Saturday OF
the death OF his mother, at Washburn.
Wisconsin.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rog-
er Mcneil, February IS. 1907, at ST. 10.
seph's hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Weatherwax are
expected home tomorrow from their
Eur, pean trip.
Mrs. A. +. Coats and Mrs G. NJ. Frid-
lander will entertain at cards next Fli-
day afternoon.
Mre. VIM. Hagerman was down from
Montesano last week visiting her sister,
Mrs. I. Beemer.
Harold Cross had his nose badly
bruised at the basket ball game Satur-
day, at Winlock.
The Friends in Council will meet to-
morrow with Mrs. K. j. Bradley, 22O
East Fifth street.
Thos. Trethrake has recovered from
his illness sufficiently to leave the hos
p'al for his home.
J. J. Carney. J. G. Lewis and F. II.
Green are among those who went to
Olympia this morning.
Mrs. G. P. L. Roberts entertained the
G.. a. Il CLUB Friday afternoon at he
home, 81! North F street.
Louis Schneider, brother OF the chief
OF police. who was injured in a logging
camp, is recovering from his injuries.
Frank S. Pierce came over from Port
land Saturday bringing span OF horses
for NJ. Goldsmith for use at his Moclips
stables.
The ladies Of the G. A. r. Club will
entertain the G. A. r. Post and the
Spanish War Veterans at supper on
Washington's Birthday.
The Ladies' Missionary society OF the
Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. F. j. Miner, Wednesday afternoon
and the Ladies Aid with Mrs. A. d.
Wood. Thursday afternoon.
N. A. Springer is building gasoline
launch for Joseph Barnard. The boat
will be As feet long. ~ feet beam and 5la
feet hold. She will be one Of the swift.
est Vi the Grays Haib Dor fleet.
The steward of the steamer Coaster fell
overheard while at the Anderson & Mid
d:eton dock, Saturday. A number OF
men witnessed his plight and quick y
rescued him none the worse for his in
voluntary bath.
On March Let, Messrs. Dudley & Car
berry, ptoprietors OF the Red Cross phi ar.
macy, will open a drug store in the cor
ner of the new SHIFTS block, corner OF
Heron and Broadway. Those acquainted
with the gentlemen who are interested
in the new enterprise, expect a first-class
establishment, as they never do things
by halves.
The baseball season this year extends
from April 20 to October g.. The game
will be played for "a weeks, each series
consisting OF six games, except the first
series will consist of eight games. AT
the opening game Butte plays at Seattle,
Spokane at Tacoma and Aberdeen at
Victoria, B. G. All OF the Climb owners
have put up 81 ,00o guarantee to prevent
any trouble during the season.
Knute NJ. Hanson died at one OF the
local hospitals Thursday evening, OF ty.
phoid fever. Mr.. Hanson was 80 year ;
nj aVa and had lived in this countv
about II years. The funeral will take
place in the Lutheran church, Sunday,
February "a, Rev. 0. G. Rosing Off
ciating. In the meantime, the body is
held at the undertaking parlors OF Bowes
& Randolph, awaiting the arrival OF
friends from the east.