Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-11-25

friends in Tacoma.
P. S. Cyr left for Portland this morn.
ing to replenieh his stock of clothing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. P. Brown returned
last evening from their extended visit in
the east.
John Doe and James McGuire each
forfeited $40 bail, in the police court this
morning.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. I. Nudleman,
a son weighing IL pounde, at their res.
idence. POI North d street.
Mrs. L. ]. Bothum and Mrs. Amborg
returned 70 Raymond Saturday, after a
visit with Mrs, Fred Taylor.
The lady members (by courtesy) Of
the Elks will hold Keno party in the
club parlors tomorrow afternoon.
j. GriRgs Of Missouia, Mont, is in the
city with view OF locating. and will
probably engage in the plumbing bust.
ness.
Fred Poitres. F. Daggert and Henry
CARING. all Of them Sunday drunks. each
contributed $40 to help run the city, this
morning in the police court.
X. J. Hits. VIM. Ingram, Gilbert
Dean, E. E. Frazee and 9. o. Milliren
we're initiated in the rank Of Squire at
X. OF p. Lodge Friday night.
Some one stole DR.. o. X. Austin's BIZ
cycle Friday night from in front OF For.
estor's hall in Fact Aberdeen. while the
doctor WAS attending Eagles lodge,
The funeral Of o. Axland, who died
last Wednesday, took place Yesterday
afternoon, Services were held at the
Norwegian Lutheran church, Rev. Fkaar
officiating.
The masquerade.ball Friday night Was
attended by about 500 merrymakers. A
jolly good time was had, and about $50 Of
the Fourth Of July Indebtedness was
liquidated.
John AIanea, a Spaniard, got into an
@ltarcation with Fred Kahler, about q
woman, Sunday night. This morning
Judge Loomis assessed each OF them $40
with warning TO 20 slow.
A good sized audience attended the
lecture Of DR.. Fluno. on Christian Science
in the Grand theater Thursday night.
DR.. Fiuno is fluent and graceful speaker
and held his audience in close attention
from the beginning to the end.
On Wednesday laet, the three year old
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. Amos Hause.
got hold of some quinine and rubbed it
on her face. with the result that she was
badly poisoned. The effect was such
that it was doubtful for couple of days
| if the little one would live, but now she
is ont OF danger.
O.. Chamber. a junk dealer Of this
city. had Mike Alpert arrested last week
in New York on a cherge OF embezze.
ment. He charges Alpett with selling a
fcarload of his junk, worth $1,000, for
$3.50 at Seattle, and going to New York
to meet his wife on her arrival from
Europe.
The Hoquiam Sash & Door Co. has
| sufficient orders booked to run the fac
tory for six months, but has been closed
down several weeks for lack Of cars to
ship the product. Under the schedule
fled by the railroad with the state COM
mission, the factory should get one car a
day, which would about supply it, but
! they scarcely get one a month.
State School superintendent Bryan is
sued certificates last week to the follow
ing Chehalis county teachers: o. H.
Carleton, Rose DeKlop'z. Ollie Fry. Jen-
ME Melton. Mayda Philips, Mary Per-
kins, Zella M. Roberts, H. q. Raettig,
Kate Saughnessy. Ida Stillweil, Mary p.
Sutherland, Julia BaiIa, Addie Prince,
Rosa +. Bell, John j. Penepacker, Alice
G. Strohm.
w. w. Anstie, whose connection with
the sheriff's Office was severed couple
OF months ago, left Saturday for Napa.
Cal, and it il said he will take the posi-
ton as the Aberdeen representative OF
the Napa Brewing Co. Ernest Bloch
and VIM. d. Kirton, of this company,
were on the harbor last week, and Sc
cured site in Hoquiam upon which
they will erect brewery plant at cost
of 100000.