Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-04-29

ST. Telephone 1851. If
Dean for best Tea and Coffee. Phone
l4ll Tor prompt delivery. tt
Geo. F. Stone, of Seattle, is looking
after BUSINESS interests here.
i DR.. A. S. Austin, DR.. q. r. Austin.
Office III Ha,e rs 4 Hayes Bank Bldg. #
On Friday, A. $. Sanborn arrived
from Melbourne ana was taken to st. 10.
sepn's hospital.
A very successful operation was per-
formed on Ms. A. Bale at st. Joseph's
hospital Saturday.
Kaufman Bros. commenced their sum-
mer series Of Saturday evening concerts
last Saturday evening.
B. Aaheson and Roy johnson, both
Of Melbourne, we're admitted to st. Jo-
seph's hospital Saturday.
On Thursday, X. F. Mexican was
brought here from Melbourne and ad.
mitted to St Joseph's hospital.
Carl BramwelI was brought down
from Montesano, Thursday evening, and
taken to St. Juseph's hospital.
Three new steam schooners to cost
fully S250,OOO are now under constrnc.
ton at the I.indstrom shipyards in this
city.
:. M. Reeves, local agent for the
Union Gas engine, has a new 20 h. L.
marine, just arrived by last bat. Tor
| sale. 50
Tie funeral of Ole Vigstead will take
place tomorrow morning at the Bowes &
Randolph chapel, under the auspices #
the Eagles.
Judge Linn, OF olympia. will hold
court for Judge IRWIN at Monlesano. com.
menciug May /. Judge Irwin will hold
court at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hardcastle who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J 5.
Haynes. have returned to their homes
in WOODBURY.. Oregon.
Mrs. A. p. White and the Misses Carr
tina B-lie~ and Agnes Pearson left FIR
South Bend tiia morning. to attend the
VI. +. district convention Of the Epwurth
League.
Messrs. Grain and Donovan, OF Ray
mond. arrived saturday, looking up tim
Der deals. These gentlemen are part
owners OF the largest mill in the Will, pa
country.
In the Pythian Sisters district conven-
ton held at Olympia, last week. the toll
lowing lodges were represented: Puyal.
u >, Tacoma, EIma, Aberdeen, Wilkeson
and Olympia.
The Christian church at Hoqniam will
be dedicated on May l2 instead of May
5, a. at first announced. Rev. NJ. l..
Rose OF North Yakima, will deliver the
de lication address.
There are many tonics in the land,
As by the papers Won can see;
But none OF them can eQnal
Holisfer's Rocky Mountain Tea.
w. b Paine d Co.
G. 2. Fulton, who formerly held the
position OF chief clerk at the Northern
Pacific office, has been promoted to a
position at Tacoma. w. f. Calvert, OF
Lake View, is here to take his place.
Eighth grade examinations will be
held May 16 and II at Montesano, Aber-
deem, Hoqniam, Westport, Ocosta. Wes'-
ern Hnmptuips, Cosmopolis, Flma.
Porter, Oakville, Summit and Demng's
mill.
On Friday mornin. the work OF div.
ing the pling for the foundation of the
new electric plant, near Electric Park,
was mmenced. This plant will cost
$500 600. and will be the best equipped
plant west OF the Mississippi.
Two and one. half miles of street rail-
way will be built in Aberdeen this sum-
mer. by the Electric Light & Power Co.
The route will be: Commencing on
Broadway at Heron street, north to Sixth
street. and west to Hoqniam. where it
will go north on l street to the LytIe
mill.
In an opinion rendered last Tuesday,
Attorney General Atkinson holds that
city councils of cities OF the fourth class
are compelled by law to select police jus.
tees, and that these Justices must be
chosen from the justices of the peace
elected in the precinct in which the city
is situated.
Rev. James Crooks and Mr.. and Mrs. /
James Mccarthy, who have been assist
ing at the special meetings at the NJ F..
church for the past % days, closed their
meeting last evening. Mr.. Crooks went
to Seattle, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy
left for Startup. .Snohomish county,
to continue their WORK. The meetings
resulted in 25 conversions and a general
awakening OF the church.
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