Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-10-24

DR.. Smith, Osteopath, 7.8 ?. .. block.
Purses and hand bags at Evans Drug
20. tt
Dean for fresh Groceries. Phone 14l1.
Promp, delivery. tt
Mrs. Alb. Damitio and son George,
are visiting in Centralia.
A full line of Bakery Goods. Best Tea
and Coffee, at Deans, 2ll Il street. tt
The south side is now fed water through
q finch main acroes the Chehalis.
| John H. Shaw returned Tuesday from
a visit to his aged mother, in Ireland.
! DR.. D. G. Uric has moved to Rooms l..
3, Wishkah blk. Phone 2l7l or 1898,
Mrs. l.. B. Cochrane left for Moses
Lake, in Eastern Washington, this alter
noon.
Fancy and plain stationary. calling
cards, invitation paper, etc., at Evans
Drug Co. It
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Mcleod went to
Seattle yesterday morning, on a short
business trip.
Call on DR. Bersee, at Bacona hotel. he
isthe one who fits glasses properly. and
guarantees them five years. 8S.t
Mr.. and. Mrs. Fred Parnett will leave
tomorrow on the steamer Coronado. for
a visit OF several weeks ir California.
An eight pound boy arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Forbes,
last Monday. They thanked the stork
for his splendid gift.
- The concert at the Baptist church last
evening was we'll attended, and the num-.
bers furnished by the various performers
we're well received. The Wanicheck
family did much to make the musical
part of the program great success.
Mrs. Lafayette Rogan and Mrs. Kate
Ropan. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. F. g. Jones since laet spring, left
for California this morning. where they
will spend the winter. In the spring
they will 90 to their home in Memphis.
d. Rogan OF the Chehalis county Bank
accompanied them as far as Portland.
Yesterday. G. Gendynak testified in
the police court that he and Stanley Bur-
day procured liquor at the back door of
the Star saloon. last Sunday afternoon.
The proprietors testified that a man
bought the liqnor on Saturday evening
and deposited it in their back shed. The
case was taken under advisement by
Judge Fox and
Mr.. and Mre. James Clark Smith, OF
North Aberdeen, celebrated their fiftieth
wedding anniversary, Tuesday evening,
the Rev. Amos Hause of the Baptist
church performing the ceremony. A
large number of relatives and friends
were present TO assist in the celebration,
and many useful presents were presented
to the newly married ones.
Constable George S. Dean is now on
the track of com plete knowledge OF the
young man whose body was found in
the boom at the Wilcox shingle mill.
The name reported was Otto Knrth. hut
Mr.. Dean finds the name to he Rudolph
Alderman, aud with this clue he is fol-
lowing up the story of the past which
will no doubt lead to new discoveries.
Commissioner L. H. Burnett is push
ing the matter of Chehalis county
building at the Alaska-Ynktn Exp ISL
ton, and Secretary Girard of the Ho-
qniam Chamber Of Commerce, is circn-
lating petition asking the county cow
missioners to levy tax OF one half mill
on the property in the county to meet
the expense OF Chehalis county's display
at the Exposition.
The badly decomposed body Of Otto
Kurth, water front character. WAS
found in the ChehaIis river Monday al.
| ternoon. by G. G. McLafferty, in between
the logs in a boom tied at the Wilcox
shingle mill. DR.. Watkins, OF this city
performed an autopsy on the body and
found that deceased came to his death
by 32-caliber bullet passing into the
brain over the right eye AS no water
was found in the lungs, it is evident that
deceased was murdered. The body was
buried by Bowes & Randolph, Tuesday
forenoon.
The funeral Of the late w. L. Melon.
aid, who died recently in Portland, where
he had gone in hope of getting relief
from the dread disease quick consump-
ton, was held Tuesday afternoon at the
Catholic church, Father Ryan preaching
the sermon. The funeral arrangements
were in charge OF the Fraternal Order OF
Eagles. The cortege was lengthy one
manv friends marching all the way TO
the cemetery. The estimation in which
deceased was held by his associates was
evidenced by the quantity of beautiful
floral pieces and cut flowers sent to the
Bowes & Randolph undertaking parlors.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS