Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-02-04

The jury term Of the superior court
began this morning.
Otto Hugo entered St. Joseph's hos.
pital for treatment yesterday.
Mrs. j. G. Hogan accompanied Mr.,
Hogan to Olympia this morning.
+. E. Eaton went to Montesano this
morning, as one Of the petit jurors.
DR.. A. s. Austin, DR.. o. R. Austin.
office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. If
Mrs. Agnes Novina was discharged this
morning from st. Joseph's hospital.
A special meeting Of the +. &. A. M.
will be held next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Lundgren and MRS. Plum.
mer were discharged from st. Joseph's
hospital yesterday.
Andrew Sawyer and Michael Niyer
were admitted to St. Joseph's hospital
for treatment Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy H. Clark left for
Portland this morning. to spend few
days with their parents.
The Friends in Council club will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Malcolm
Magll, POS East First street.
John L. Herman returned last week
from Spokane, where he had been called
by the illness Of his daughter.
The annual report of the city health
officer shows there were l76 births and
80 deaths in Aberdeen during 1865.
Jos. w. Mcclure came down from
Clemon's camp last evening, and entered
st. Joseph's hospital with AN injured leg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Patterson en-.
tertained about $50 guests at dancing
party at Keith's hall, Friday evening in
honor OF Mr.. and Mre. Fred J. Baker.
The HERALD reporter fell into an error
last Thursday when he wrote that Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Christensen had been
visiting the parents OF the latter. They
were guests at The Hotel Washington
"uIie III tne CITY.
Benjamin Sagie, japanese cook,
aged 80 years. died Saturday morning at
local hospital, of tuberculosis. The
body was shipped to Seattle Sunday nv
Bowes 4 Randolph, for cremation, the
ashes 20 be sent to Japan.
The first of the store rooms in the new
Dabney block, corner OF Wishkah and
u streets, was opened as coffee honee
and restaurant. by Sam Barctich & Co.,
this morning. The next one will be
opened about the 18th by A. w. Bark.
ley, as mems furnishing store.
young woman OF the red light dis.
frict, supposed to be demented, tried to
eat beer glass in G street saloon, Fri
day evening. She bit pieces out out oil
the glass and her mouth was badly cut
before it could be taken from her. DR.,
Watkins was called and had her re.
moved to st. Joseph's hospital.
Vio'et Raymond. an inmate Of the
Eagle dance hall, in fit Of dependency
took anti-septic tablets. with suicidal in.
tent. early yesterday mo,ning. Medical
aid was called and the unfortunate wo.
man was taken to St Joeeph's hospital,
This morning her condition was such a.
to preclude all hope of recovery.
In the basket bali games between wi, .
lock and The teams on the Harbor. Win.
lock cleaned up everything. On Thurs.
day evening they beat the Grays Harbo,
Business College team, in score of SO tc
80. and on Friday evening they beat the
High school team, the score being l3 to
l6. The Winlock team is the best that
has SO far visited Aberdeen.
While fonr sailors were crossing the
Chehalis river in boat SATURDAY. after
noon, the boat upset opposite the And
rrson & Middleton mill. Some OF the
mill employees put off in small boat
to their rescue, and succeeded in bring
ing three OF them ashore. The fourth.
Randolph Price. was drowned. The
BODY has not yet been recovered and
| may be carried out to sea.
Mrs. r. P. Waldron was up from
Westport last week on business. The
WAldrons have been putting large addi-
tions 10 the Essex Cottage this winter,
in anticipation of large beach business
next season. twenty-five rooms have
been added to Essex Cottage, and rus
tic cottage with ten bedrooms erected in
das. and hot and cold sea water bat be
are provided for in the cottage.
Don't Put OFF
until tomorrow what yon can do to day.
If YOU are suffering from TORPID liver.