Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-07-08


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On Friday, John RYAN returned to his
home from st. Joseph's hospital.
Pocket knives. scissors and all kinds o!
manicure goods at Evans Drug Co. tt
A baby boy arrived at St. Joseph's
hospital Thursday for Mr.. and Mrs. Chae,
Merritt.
Mics Bessie Kellerman, of Ema, visit
Aberdeen last week, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. w. Bryan.
Mrs. A. Meglar, who has been visiting
friends here and at Hoquiam, left for h. r
home this morning.
Mrs. Glen Fleming, of Cosmopolis, re.
turned to her home on saturday fir, m
st. Joseph's hospital.
Yesterday, G. A. Hubble, who is suf-
fering with typhoid fever, was taken to
st. Joseph's hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. William Field. of Mo.
clips, were presented with baby girl at
st. Joseph's hospital Thursday.
Last Thursday, j. f. O'Bren was
brought here from Hoquiam and taken
to St. Joseph's hospital for treatment.
Miss May Kennedy, of South Bend,
who has been visiting Mr.. and MIS- p. F.
Clark, left for her home this morning.
The body of the young man named
Laux. who was drowned in the Lvtle
mill boom last week. was found this
morning.
Mrs. Emil Pfund left yesterday fol
New York, from whence she will sail on
the 10th for visit to her former home
in Switzerland.
Carl F'agus left for Portland this
morning from the Lindstrom ehipyard
to finish the cabin work on the steamer
Bee, lately launched at that yard.
Clarence and Charley Holt were each
shot in the hand while playing with fire
works on the Fourth of July. Both are
now being cared for at St. Josept's hos
pita.
The Elks lodge gave pleasant rece,
ton at their club rooms, Saturday even.
ing to Captain Richardson and the Other
officers Of the U. S. S. Lighthouse stea o.
er Columbine.
Misses Carrie Wilson and Klara And.
erson will leave Wednesday for couple
OF weeks vacation on the Sound, which
will include their attendance at the In.
ternational G. +. convention.
The log saving contest was an inter.
esting feature of tbs celebration here
AL Brown took first prize, cutting th rough
3S-i inch log in minutes and 70 Sec
onds. Will Scott received second, his
time being seven and one half minutes
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Rupert and daugh
ter, Rama, left for their old home il
Canada, this morning. They will be alb
sent from the city some time and Will,
away will visit Manitoba and several oil
the Eastern cities in the United States
William A. Livingston, of Aberdeen
and Miss Dora E. Willis, of Hoquiam
were married at the home of Franz
Phelps. Hoquiam, Saturday evening by
the Rev. G. McDermoth. About sevent
five friends were present to witness the
ceremony, and the number and value o
the presents received showed the hipf
estimation in which they were he d
Miss Addie B. Phelps died Saturday
after lingering illness, and was burlet
from the home this afternoon, the Rev.
G. McDermoth officiating. Miss Phelps
had been ill for long time and death
was expected at any time. She was Is
years old and had resided in Aberdeen
for number of years. Her mother
Mrs. Lena Hanson, and two brother,
survive her.
Coroner Girard went to Elma THU
morning to examine into the cause OF the
death of Fred Nichols, who was drowned
in Porter creek. yesterday. 1t appears
that Nichols who had been celebrating,
was sitting on the bank of the creek
and seeing some boys bathing concluded
to do the same. He jumped into the
! water without disrobing and swan t
the center OF the creek when he sank
and before he could be rescued life wal
extinct.