Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-25

Mrs. A. P. Nelson went to Seattle yes
terday to visit friends.
DR.. E. E. Lane, Dentist. Hayes &
Hayes building. Telephone III. If
Architect g. B. Reid went to Seattle
Saturday on professional business.
Dean for good values in crockery and
glassware. Investigate. 2ll & st. If
DIR. ID. G. Uric has office rooms over
Burnett's store. Phone G441 or 349l. 47-ti
M. E. Hoer, an old-time Aberdonian,
now OF Grants Pass, Oregon, is visiting
friends here.
Gerard F. Karshner has bad case of
hood poisoning. from cut received
while cutting meat at the chop.
Miss Elizabeth Girton came down from
Seattle Friday. and returned Yesterday
to her studies in the state university.
Mesdames A. D. Wood and Robert
Waldron spent several days in Montesano
last week, the guests CT Mrs. Ellen
White.
Mrs. J. B. Haynes and daughter, Mrs..
Hardcasfle, entertained a party OF lady
friends at an old-fashioned tea Thursday
afternoon.
). VI. Bowes returned Friday evening
IRON Seattle, where he attended meet
ing OF the executive board of the Forest.
ers Of America.
The Twentieth Century club enter.
tanned the husbands of the members
Friday evening, at the home Of Mre.
Hanson, Friday evening.
Tomorrow evening the Foresters OF
America will give one of their famous
smokers. All Of the members and visit
ors are invited to be pre- ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Fridlander are
preparing to move to Cosmopolis, where
Mr.. Fr'ealande, is chief accountant for
the Chehalis County Logging & Timber
Co.
Misses Harriet Hogan and Alice Hal
ferty, who are students at the Annie
Wright seminary. Tacoma, came home
Thursday, and returned to SCHOOL yester-
day.
The suit OF VIM. Boyle for $50, 900
damages against the Ander. on & Middle.
ton Lumber Co., for the loss of an arm.
was nonsnited in the superior court last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. K. Drake left for Ia.
coma this morning. to remain there while
Mr.. Drake acts as juror in the fede, al
court. G. F. Cork went also, to act as y
juror in the same court.
Arthur w. jacobson, who ran the
Comb nation saloon some time ago, il
erecting building for saloon purposes
on + street, near the Harbor dock. The
building will cost $4,000.
Capt. McCarron. CT the schooner Mel
rose, arrived in Aberdeen last week, on g
visit with his family. On the way NJ
from California the captain encountered
an earthquake when about fifty miles of
San Francisco.
Joseph Dabney his concluded that his
buildings are safer from fire if he has
brick flues instead of the cement open
inSs in the concrete walls now used, and
has commenced the changes on the
building on II and Heron streets. Other
owners will 70 doubt soon follow his ex-
ample.
Capt. Martin Harrison, of the steamer
Fleetwood, was before Deputy Collector
Dorm Friday, on charge of incom.
potency, made by members of his crew
resulting from fracas between him and
his men. A warrant was also sworn out
later in Justice Fox's court against him
on Il charge of assault and battery. The
case comes up for trial tomorrow at 8 :3O
a. m. in the city council chamber.
Chas. Nelson, who got hurt at the
Slade mill last week. died at one of the
local hospitals this morning. Mr..
Nelson was about So years of age, and
has three sons in Nebraska. His son at
Potter, Neb., was telegraphed that his
father was dangerously hurt, and he
wired back that he would leave at one
for Aberdeen. The body is now lying in
the morsue Of Bowes & Randolph.
Manager Brown has announced the
acquisition OF new ball player in Tie
person OF Fred Strip. catcher and Fl st
baseman. Strip was signed BY wire,
after negotiations extending over several
days. This latest addition to the tea m
was captain of the Fargo team last year,
and also with Fargo the year before for a
short time. Strip stands about six feet
high and weighs 1s5 or 100 pounds.
The entertainment given by the ladies'
g. A. r. club, in the Congregational
church Friday evening. was participated
in by the members OF George Cook Post
and the Spanish.American war veterans,
their wives and invitad frienda ftav