Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-07-16
DR.. G. E. Chamberlain, Rooms s, 8.
and 10. Dabney Block. II
DR.. Mayme MacLafferty over Bos-

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Deans Tea and Coffee Store. Il
Mrs. H. E. Spence left yesterday fol
Raymond, where Mr.. Spence has
opened law offices.
J. M. Neal, manager of the Ninemire
Packing Co., went to Portland Tues.
day, to visit his family.
Mrs. Captain Dolph, of Alameda,
CAL, is visiting Aberdeen friends, the
gnest of Mrs. A. S. Coats.
The logging camps on the Harbor
are fast resuming operations after the
Fourth of July close down.
The grand lodge officers of the De-
gree of Honor will be here Friday
night. A large attendance is desired.
a money order that had been stolen
from Seattle. Secret service men have
been looking for this operator for the
past six months.
Mrs. John E. Playter returned to
Seattle today, after visit of several
weeks with Aberdeen friends, theguest
Mrs. Hal. Anderson.
Mr.. F. A. La Violette and daughter
left We sterday for Paradise Valley, for
a vacation. Rev. La Violette will
join them in few days.
The Wishkah Boom Co. has appealed
to the supreme court from the judg
ment recently received in the superior
court by Chas. H. Hulet.
City Councilman A. e. Alexander
of the clothing firm of Alexander &
Mcbride, was swindled out of $27
last Saturday night, through cashing
R. H. Kipp, of Colfax, candidate
for nomination for attorney general
on the Republican ticket, was in
the city yesterday in the interest of
his candidacy.
A monster sturgeon was caught in
the Chehalis river, near the Hart
Wood mill yesterday by fisherman
The fish was eight feet long and
weighed 227 pounds.
The fire department was called out
Monday afternoon by blaze in a
wood shed at 40 North d street,
which was extinguished Before but
nominal damage was done.
Competitive examinations for the
positions of first and second lieuten-
ants of the new militia company will
be held tomorrow evening, by Col.
John Kinzie, state inspector.
Judge l.. B. Bignold, of Montesano,
who was delegate to the Democratic
national convention, was appointed
on the committee to notify the vice
presidential candidate of his nominal
ton.
Emil Pfund has been appointed
guardian of F. p. Marchapt, minor
10 years of age, who recently received
judgment against the Grays Harbor
Commercial Co. for $4,000, for person.
al injuries.
A rumor is current that the Stone
& Webster people, who own nearly
all the electric lines on the Sound,
are arranging to build from Portland
to Tacoma, with branch line to
Grays Harbor.
The c. A. Pinckney Co. have re-
ceived the contract for installing the
heating apparatus in the new Eagles
hall, at Elma. 1t is quite a large
contract, and was secured by the Alb
erdeen firm in competition with Ia
coma and other Sound cities.
The report of Secretary McKinlay,
of the school board, shows that the
cost of maintenance of the schools for
the year ending July 1, has been $43,-
S44.2 20, divided as follows: For teach
ers' salaries, $3l ,237.S5; rent, repairs
and fuel, $9,54O.6O; sites, buildings,
furniture, apparatus and library, ST.
III. SO, and free text books, 81 ,294.O6.
Chas. F. Veysey, who sold his mer-
camille business in Aberdeen last year
and with Mrs. Veysey made tour
of Europe and Asia, was in the city
this week, arranging for the erection
of large business block on his pro-
perty, on the southwest corner of
Market and F streets, with view of
using it for department store when
l.. Stewart, typhoid patient at
st. Joseph's hospital, left that in
stitution Monday in fit of delirium,
in spite of the efforts of the nurses,
and travelled to Hoquiam on a trolley
car. The HoQuiam police took
him in charge upon arrival, and he
was returned to the hospital. Stew
art is in a serious condition in con-
,euuence IF his insane trim