Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-03-07


DR.. D. A. Schumacher. physician and
surgeon, over the state Bank. 46.tf
Chest protectors, many different styles
and prices. Evans Drug Co. tt
DR.. A. S. Austin, DR.. o. r. Austin.
Office in HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. tt
John Crawford was fined $l5 by Judge
Fox Tuesday. for assault and battery.
John Landers was down from his
Grand Forks farm on business, yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Evans moved into
their new home yesterday, 42l West
Hume street.
A.P. White and Percy J. Perry, dep.
uty assessors for Aberdeen, began their
work Monday.
Rev. DR.. McInturf will address the
people at Labor Union hall Friday even
ing by request.
C. w. Hutton left Tuesday for San
Francisco, on business for the West "
Slade Grocery Co.
Miss Alice Nettleton returned home
yesterday from visit of two months
with friends in Seattle.
Mrs. John Il. Bertholf. of Seattle, is
visiting relatives in Aberdeen, the guest
Of her sister, MIS-. Fred A. Hart.
H. "a inc n
party of young friends Tuesday on the
occa sion OF her seventh birthday.
The Volunteers OF America will have
a grand opening at their gospel tent on
Market and f streets. this evening.
c. +. Burrows, of the Gays iIarbor
Gas Co., accompanied by his daughter,
left today for Seattle. where they Wi,
reside.
Robt. Birmingham has been appoint
ed special police, whose duty it will be
to see that the streets and alleys are
kept clear.
G. NJ. Powell, Wholesale Oils, Case
line, DIstilates, Lublicating and lllum'
mating Oils. AIS East Wlshkah street
Telephone 2o71. 5Q-l
Mrs. Geo. b. Waterhouse and son
Clark, of Ketchican. Alaska, are visiting
friends in Aberdeen, the guests OF Major
and Mrs. S. Il. Nettleton.
The hearing OF Capt. Martin Harrison
on charge OF assault on one Of his crew
has been Get for $50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon by Judge Fox.
Mrs. A. W. Barley and Mrs. c. r
Green entertained a party OF lady friends
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ger
Itrude Gillies- Spence who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. j mes GlIies.
Mrs. II. E. Cassidy was pleasantly
surprised last evening by number o
her lady friends. who entered her hom'
iunannounced. Refreshments were served
and all enjoyed the occasion very much
Mrs. Mary Mann, who has been here
from the East ON visit to her sister
Mrs. Sfmons, left this morning for Mon
tesano to visit relatives at that point
after which she will return to her home
The Seattle Y. VI G. A. basket bal
team defeated the Aberdeen High schoo
team Tuesday evening, at the Higt
school gymnasium by the score of 81 It
10. The High school boys did thei
| k,,s 4
Margaret, the little daughter OF Rev
G. w. Watson. pastor of the Baptis
church, was bitten on finger by a vic
ious dog Tuesday, while in baby car
riage in front OF meat market, wher
her father was making purchases.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist
holds services in its church, on Fire
street near Broadway, every Wednesda.
evening at s, and every Sunday mornin
at II. All are cordially invited to attend
Subject for next Sunday, Substance.
b. Haynes received letter from
his son, Capt. Thos. Haynes, this morn.
ing, from Tanana River, Alaska, wher
the captain has charge Of fleet o
steamboats,, and is engaged in removin!
the machinery from a steamer that sunI
last year.
Mr.. G. d. Poage and Miss Rhod
Johnston were married Monday evpnin.
at the Presbyterian manse Rev. F.. r
Prichard officiating. Mrs. Poage is
teacher in the Oakvlle schools now at
tending the institute, and will finish hel
term OF school before returning 10 Aber
deem to make her home.
+. Fl. Fisher, who was injured by
logging train last week, died at st. Jo
seph's hospital Monday evening, aget
20 years. MIR. Fisher was from Tacom;
and his family physician from that place
attended him. and his aunt and cousin
were with him since the accident. Tn
remains were shipped to Tacoma fo