Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-12-17

CHdTieS NeeSOu was pdSSeuSel
for Tacoma yesterday.
| Mrs M. j. Loomis, of Battle Creek,
Mich, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l..
l.. Trask.
| Stewart Batchelder is at the Grays
Harbor hospital, with threatened
! typhoid fever.
| Mrs. M. Crammattee and son, Will,
returned Tuesday night from visit
in Seattle.
Wallace w. Weatherwax and
nephew, Leon J. Weatherwax, visited
Seattle this week.
Ed. Nowack left Tuesday to spend
the holidays at his old home, in I'm
iOntown, Penn.
Miss Mary Long left for McMinn-
Vile, Oregon, yesterday to make
her home there.
w. A. Mcleod started for San
Francisco yesterday morning, to re-
main until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Sargent re-
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Portland Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Lolita, the little boy who
was hurt in the Slade planning mill,
is rapidly recovering from his in
iuries.
Leopold Martin and j. c. Break
house were each fined SO in Judge
Loomis court yesterday for being
drunk.
The Western Cooperage Works
closed down Tuesday night until af
ter the holidays to make some need
ed repairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor, who
have been visiting Portland, extend
ed their trip to Seattle before re-
turning home.
The purchase of Andrew Peterson
in Highland Home Addition has
stimulated the movement of realty
in that section.
Chas. T. Delosh has purchased two
lots and the dwelling house of John
Carlson, on Fifth street between X
and l., for $4,000.
Rev. H. n. Herrick, d. d., of
Olympia, will preach in the NJ. f.
church next Sunday, in the absence
of the pastor, who is disabled.
Mrs. Lyman Beedon entertained
the Friends in Council club Tuesday
afternoon, when an interesting
Christmas program was rendered.
M. II. Harmon, who was arrested
+ for taking newspaper subscriptions
without authority. was sentenced to
day.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
is putting in messenger call boxes in
the different stores and places of
business, to accommodate their pat
| rOns.
Miss Hilma Larson, of Missoula,
Montana, and Mr.. Per Olof Hender-
son, of Aberdeen, were united in
marriage in this city Tuesday eve
ming, by Rev. John J. Huleen, pas
tor of the Swedish Mission church.
| Officer Joseph Searles arrested
| Jim Koloili Tuesday for carrying
concealed weapons. Later it devel-
oped that Koloili had burglarized the
cigar and candy stand at 312 South
! F. street, the goods being found on
! h I'm, l. fs, hn1I i,r 1,o
ton of County Attorney Boner.
Christmas exercises will be held in
the Congregational church next,
Sunday. The service will be large
ly one of Christmas music and an
appropriate sermon by the pastor. A
fine musical program has been pre-
! pared the soloists being Mrs. F. H.
Green, Miss Cogger and Mr.. Emil
Pfund.
On Tuesday morning at 100
o'clock j. e. Larson was about to
start for his home in South Aber-
deem, in a skiff at the city dock, he
was attacked by Girls Stahl, and
badly cut on the head. No reason
could be assigned for the assault,
other than that Stahl was drunk. In
Judge Loomis court yesterday Stahl
was fined $15.
The injuries received by Rev. F.
A. LaViolette on his trip home from
Canada are sufficient to keep him
confined to his room for at least
three weeks, and it will be six weeks
before he can safely assume his reg
ular work. Fortunately, he had ia
ken out an accident policy just be-
fore starting on his trip east, and
he receives $25 per week while dis
abled.