Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-01-07

George j. Wolff returned from a trip
to the Sound, yesterday.
DR.. Sullivan, optician. at the f L. X
Pharmacy until January 10. II
Mayor France returned last evening
from trip in the "tall timber"
II. X. Finch. of Portland, was doing
business in the city this morning
Miss Marjory Girton left for Seattle
this morning to visit friends few weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Levi was admitted to s..
Joseph's hospital for treatment Thurs
day.
A con was born to Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
Berry, at St. Joseph's hospital, las,
night.
Miss Anna Beck and Mrs. R. CrandalI
were discharged yesterday from st. ''o-
seph's hospital.
Simon Mattaon and Oscar Cloe. from
Melbourne. entered St. Joseph's hospital
for treatment Friday.
Mrs. T. L. Stiles, Of Tacoma, returned
home today, after visit with her daugf-
ter, Mrs. ThOs. l.. Douglas.
For Fire Insurance call on Perry
tanning Co., No. .l3 South q street, OF,
Room IA, Dabney block. Phone IA. #
Mrs. Caroline McKinlay will entertain
the Friends in Council club tomorrow
afternoon, at Room A. Lumber Ex-
change block.
Stanley Zelasko has started messen
ger service in Bassett's Book Store <
News Agency. will answer calls to 10
D. III, Phone 1913. 03-tf
Geo. Berry, member OF the "Tillv
Olson" company, fell through trap in
the stage OF the Grand theater, Friday
evening and dislocated shoulder.
Clarence Lille, who has been in the
city several days on business connected
with the Western Cooptragc Go let for
his bone in Portland this morning.
The Christian church will commence a
series Of special meetings in their church
On Marke, and l. stteets, next Sunday
evening, the meetings to continue it,
definitely.
John Erickson was brought down from
Melbourne Saturday, and taken to St.
Joseph's hospital, with crushed knee,
caused by an accident at the Clemens
logging camp.
J. II. Rowland has sold the Heron
street property he recently purchased
from Mrs. D. G. Iaight, to John Carl
son tor $4,000. Mr.. Rowland purchased
this property few months ago for
$3.50.
Judge J. G. Pearson received tee-
gram from Attica, Indiana, yesterday,
stating that his oldest sister, Mrs. Amelia
Leath, was dangerously i'll and not ex.
pected to live. Mrs. Leah is 80 years
of aye.
Judge Irwin handed down a decision
in the divorce case instituted by Mrs.
granted the defendant on cross com.
plant and the home property ordered
Givi led
Floyd Creech is over from Raymond
settling up the Aberdeen business Of
Creech Bros. Besides building Large
saw mill, the Creech Bros. have incor'
porated boom and driving company at
Raymond.
Possesses wonderful medicinal power
over the human body. removing all DIS
orders from yonr system, is what II oil is
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
Makes yon we'll, keeps yon we'll. 80 cents
Tea or Tablets. W. B. Paine & Co.
d. Swift & Co patent lawyers. Wash
ington, y. g., have sent MS a beautiful
art calendar and vest pocket calendar
for 1907 They will, upon request, send
both of these calendars to any OF orr
readers. A postal card will bring them
by return mail. It
s. X. B,wes sold last week lot for
Peter Du,and on Heron street between
X and l., opposite Washington hotel. to
Robert Dnrney, of iIoquiam. The price
is not stated, but is said to be a good
figure, as properly in that direction is
advancing by leaps and bounds.
J. J. Ryan. the boiler maker, has the
contract Of building six oil tanks for the
new steamer now IN course Of construc-
ton at the Lindstrom shipyard. He also
has the contract for six Ian ge oil tanks to
be placed in the steamer j. W. Murphy.
being built at the Matthews Co. yard at
Hoquiam.
Charles Larkn was noticed this morn
ing stepping quite high. and an inquiry
revealed the cause-Mrs. Larkin pre-
sented him with IA handsome daughter
last night at ST. Joseph's hospital. Mrs.
Lark,n and baby are reported as doing
nicely, while Charlie is putting up the
cigars on all sides.