Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-08

St. Telephone 1851 r.
Miss France went to Tacoma this
morning for short visit.
Porter Cotton left for Cincinnati, Iowa
this morning, over the Northern Pac ific
Fl. s. Lucas and s. A Richards were
admitted to s.. Joseph's hospital yester.
day.
Mrs. T. s. Hill received word Friday
OF the death Of her aged mother al
Plymouth, Iowa.
Z. o. Young. state organizer OF the
American Federation of Labor, visited
Aberdeen last week.
Mrs. Grant Kinnison has recovered
from her illness sufficiently to leave the
hospital for her home.
Four new members were initiated in
third rank at the meeting Of the Kngh 8
OF Pythias Friday night.
Mrs. Emil Pfund is preparing for a
trip to Europe, including a visit to her
early home in Switzerland.
The numerous friends of Mrs. J. E.
Maytlall will be pleased to learn that she
is recovering from her illness.
G. kenney, of Montesano, who has
has been a patient at st. Joseph's hos
pital, returned to his home Friday.
q. p. Carown, who has been under
treatment at st. Joseph's hospital, re-
turned to his home in satsop. Friday.
Mrs. II. j. Grossman was taken to St.
Joseph's hospital yesterday, and under
went serious operation this morning.
Father Ryan. Of the Aberdeen Roman
Catholic church, went to Tacoma this
morning on business connected with his
church.
John Creech spent Sunday with his
family here, and left for Raymond this
morning, where Creech BIOS. are build
ing mill.
The plank roadway along the bluff
will DO finished in week by the Ameri-
can Contracting Go. if they can secure
the lumber.
Two inches Of snow was reported FIJI.
day ut the logging camp of the Aberdeen
Lumber & Single Co., 20 miles up the
Wishkah river.
Fred A. Hart, OF the Hart Wood Mill
Co., left for San Francisco and Los Ange-
les this morning. He will be absent
about two weeks.
The A. o. U. W. grand lodge will con.
vene in this city on Wednesday. Abou,
800 representatives from all parts of the
state will be present.
The bowling contest between Aber.
deem, Hoqniam and Cosmopois closed
Friday night. the Aberdeen team win
ming "a games out OF 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gylfe went to Tacoms
t'thls morning, to hear Nordica. Prof
Gylfe hopes to hear something new il
the musical line this evening.
The formal opening of the Broadwa
Pharmacy Saturday evening was vel
attended, despite the inclement weather
the occasion being social as we'll as
business success.
Edward j. Comfort, aged 81 years
whose parents are pioneer settlers in tn,
Satsop valley, was killed Friday after
noon. by falling tree, while working il
Clemens camp, at Melbourne.
William G. Wilson, who has bee,
spending the Easter vacation with hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Wilson, lef
for Seattle this morning, to resume hi
studies at the State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Goats returne,
from their trip to Old Mexico and South
ern California points, last evening. Pol
are glad to get home again, although
they enjoyed the trip and are much i'm
proved in health.
In the High school declamatory con
test, held in the Baptist church Satu'da,
evening, Malcolm Stewart won the hon
or OF representing this school at the con
test at Montesano, which will take pac
shortly. At that time the High school
of Montesano, Hoquiam, Elma, Cos
mopols, Oakville and Aberdeen vii
compete.
a Bellingham dispatch to the Seattl
P. |. says Fred Perry, for tine last lou
years tallyman at the f.. X. Wood Co
mill. has come into fortune estimate,
from 0000)O to $4,000 900, by the dealt
OF hls father, at Los Angeles, whose es
tale rated between Sc, 600, 600 and $500
900, is to tie divided between thee chill
dren. Fred Perry is we'll known in Alb
erdeen. his wife being the daughter O
Mrs. Levi Sargent.
Mrs. Thomas S.owe,s, residing at 30
South jefferson street, took an ounce o
barbolic acid, while in fit of despond
encv last Monday. DR.. Mclntuiff, hap
penning to be in the neigh borhood, wal
called in and prayed over the woman
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