Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-15


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Mrs. Holt entered st. Joseph's hospit
al Saturday for treatment.
Chas. Murray was DISCHARGED from St
Joseph's hospital this morning.
DIR. A. S. Austin, DR.. o. r. Austin
office in HAYES 4 Hayes Bank Bldg. Il
John Husth underwent surgical OPP
Grafton TODAY, at St. Joseph's hospital
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. W. +. Arnold, at st. Joseph's
hospital.
The Chehalis County Medical society
met in his city last week, at the office
OF DR.. Uric.
Fred Fnrth. manager of the Vulcan
Iron Works, made business trip to
Raymond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wylie will occupy
the Morley residence. 2o6 East Eighth
street during the summer.
Geo. Reynolds. Chas. Messenger and
Mrs. J. W. Scott were admitted to St.
Joseph's hospital, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Evans left yester.
day on the steamer Centralia for an ex
tended trip through California.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Patterson returned
Saturday from California, where they
attended the wedding OF Mr.. Patterson s
sister.
Mrs. s. E. Van Kleek entertained DR..
ana Mrs. Whitfield and the evangelsts
at the NJ. f. church, at dinner, Friday
evening.
Mrs. Robert Forbes entertained the
Twentieth Century Club Friday after.
noon. at the hcme Of her sister, Mrs.
| Albert Damltio.
Mrs. Euriha Karr was granted di.
yorce Saturday, from J. Ro.s Kari.
Mrs. KArr is 3 daughter Ct Mr.. and Mrs.
AS. Brecht, of this city.
The Aberdeen Manufacturing Co.. has
recr, we'd u lot OF new machinery, when
will be installed for use just as soon as
the new boiler arrives and 10 set.
Mrs. ]. P. Hendron returned last week
from Seattle, where che had been visit'
/ ing her daughters, who are taking a
course OF violin lessons in that city.
j Pile driving for the foundation OF
new business block was commenced Sat-
urday for X. Zelasko, on Wishkah street
adjoining the Chehalis County bank.
U. s. Engineer E. l.. Carpenter return
ed Saturday from Damon's Point, where
h. completed the preliminary survey Tor
the road across the point for the new
jet,y.
The Mi.ses Anna Wamply and Ruth
Townsend. OF Montesano, came down
Friday night to attend the performance
of "Mrs. Wiggs' given here. They re-
turned Saturday.
Mrs. Wallace Wea,herwax left for
Centra,ia Saturday to visit friends. Be.
fore re,urpiug she will visit Portland,
where she will rem ain for a short tine
with her daughter.
Every woman appreciates a beautiful
com pieXion, so much desired by men.
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Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents
Tea or Tablets. W. B. Paine Il Co.
Three representative Quinault indians
left today for Washington, d c., to pro-
test to President Roosevelt against in
GLIDING the Quinault Indian Reserva-
ton in the Olympic forest reserve.
Street Commissioner Hilts has receive
ed word from his young son. Albert, who
is at Minera, Springs, arson Washing
ton, that he has improved wonderfully
in health. His rheumatism is going
away and he expects to walk soon.
Miss Ella Taft who arrived from Shell
Lake, Wis, few days ago, to live with
llT. ana NlfS. ~. d. mus NdS tdh CtI Suu-
denly i'll Thursday evening. DR.. Wat
kins was called and had her removed on
Friday, to St. JOSE ph's hospital, where
she underwent successful operation for
Geo. j. Wolff the popular merchant,
returned Friday evening from a tour Of
three months in Europe looking as
though the Tip had agreed with him.
Mr.. Wolff visited his parents in Germany
and took in Paris and other large cities,
and although he enjoyed it hugely, was
glad to get home.
G. L. Nelson, proprietor Of the A Star
A Transfer Co., was arrested Friday,
charged with violation of the ordinance
requiring express wagons to stand south
OF Hume street. He will have hear
ing before Judge Fox next Thursday
when an effort will be. made to declare
the ordinance invalid.