Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-28

Evans Drug Co. IT
W. J. Patterson went to Seattle Tues
day on business.
G. E. Troutman went to South Bend
on business yesterday.
Geo. S. Dean went to Elma this morn.
ing on official business.
DR.. d. A. Schumacher, physician and
surgeon, over the state Bank. 46.tf
Chest protectors. many different styles
and prices. Evans Drug Co. tt
Mrs. A. w. Middleton is entertaining
a party Of lady friends this afternoon.
DR.. A. S. Austin, DR.. o. r. Austin.
Office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. tt
Everything in musical instruments
from Jews harp toa piano at Evans
Drug Co. II
Frank Becker, who has been confined
ed his home with la grippe, is attending
to business again.
Mrs. w. S. Simons was taken to st.
Joseph's hospital Tuesday, suffering
with typhoid fever.
Work has been commenced on the
dwelling of o. J. Engen, on q street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth.
Harry Fisher was severely injured at
Clemens camp Tuesday, and was
brought to st. Joseph's hospital.
w. w. Maxey, Chas. B. tIelble, and
Dellah NJ. Maxey have Incorporated the
Maxey-Helble Co., with capital stock
OF 10000.
Mayor France and City Clerk Clark
were at Montesano yesterday. attending
court during the trial OF the celebrated
shack case.
Mrs. Roger Mcneil and Mrs. J. E.
Fowler, with their babies, were able to
leave St. Joseph's hospital for their
homss yesterday.
G. F. Cork returned from Tacoma yes
terday. where he went to serve on the
federal jury. Court will not convene
until next week.
John Kroo was convicted in the s,i
perior court of robbing friend at Ho-
quiam, and was sentenced to Is months
in the penitentisry.
G. F. Karshner was discharged from
the Aberdeen General hospital today,
and is rapidly recovering from the ef-
fects OF bloc poisoning in his hand.
The case OF X. o. Beckwith vs.. Vance
Lumber Co.. for damages to farm land
was decided in the superior court Tues
day in favor of the defendant company.
The store rooms in the A. r. Dabney
block are almost ready for occupancy,
and Messrs. Moffet, Johns and Brown
are preparing to move into the corner
store.
An intoxicated logger fell from the
Heron street bridge last night and would
have drowned had not Bridge Tender
MuIlinix been very prompt in going to
his resc g.
Mre. Paul SHIFTS and Mrs. E. B. Benn
entertaine about l25 lady friends, at
the handsome home OF the f,rmer, Tues
day afternoon, at cards. A most emf y
able time is reported.
A large engineering party is reported
working between Humptulips and the
Qulnault Indian reservation, supposedly
for a railroad extension, bur just what
road is unknown.
Mesdames J. S. Gum, w. ]. Patter-
son, J. B. Bridges, II. P. Brown and w.
B. Paine and Miss Rilla Rker went to
Tacoma yesterday to hear the grand
opera, "Madam Butterfly"
At. Coats. who has been at the Alb
erdeen General hospital with severe
case OF grip, was able to 60 home today
and with Mrs. Coats will leave Saturday
for Southern California to recuperate.
The new Dolan-O Hare building on F
street is completed and within she TT
time the owners will be occupying it.
The structure is Of brick with handsome
front. Its cost was about $4,000. Mr..
O'Hare will occupy the north half Of the
building and Mr.. Dolan the south half.
A. N. Smith, ex-president OF the Ore.
gon & Washington Travellers associa-
ton, was in Aberdeen for the Central
Door Il Lumber Co., Of Portland, Tues
day. Mr.. Smith says that Aberdeen is
one OF the best towns on the coast. so far
as trade is concerned, and with its pres
ent push will soon be in the lead.
John Nelson, Of Potter, Neb., and
Charles Nelson, from Che, enne, sons If
Chas. Nelson, who died Monday morn.
ing from injuries received at one OF the
mills. arrived in this city yesterday alter
noon to take charge VI their fathers re-
mains. The funeral will take place to.
morrow afternoon from the undertaking
parlors Of Bowes & Randolph.