Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-13

Dean for Fresh Eggs, Butter and Gro
ceries. II
Louis H. Burnett went to Seattle today
on business.
Dan McGillicuddy went to Seattle on
business Saturday.
DR.. Mayme MacLafferty over Boston
Store. Phone 1912. II
Miss Gertrude Rowe returned Saturday
from a short visit in Raymond.
Mrs. S, q. Morse has returned from a
visit with relatives at Port Angeles.
DR.. D. G. Uric has moved tn Rooms l.,
2, 3, Wishkah blk. Phone 2l7l or 335o,
The Friends in Council club will meet
tomorrow evening with Mrs. A. G. Ennis
Mrs. d. A. Wise returned to her home
at Portland Saturday, after a visit with
Aberdeen friends.
I'D. Cahill and Miss Stella Den und
were married Thursday afternoon. Judge
tanning officiating.
Rev. Z. X. Prichard is still under the
weather, and yesterday had to have a
substitute in his pulpit.
Mrs. Ellen Clooney went to Chehalis
Saturday to visit her daughter, Miss May,
who ls a trained nurse in that city.
George w. Butler was discharged from
the Grays Harbor hospital Friday, and
return ned to his home at Montesano.
Nat Kaufman, Of Kaufman Bros, Bel
bingham. was in the city Saturday. on
his way to New York, to buy goods.
Niles Mildred smith, a nurse at the
Grays Harbor hospital, wac called to her
home, at Vancouver, WASH, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. T. P. Callieon left Sat-
urday tor the Sound, where Mrs. CaIlison
will visit, while Mr.. Callison goes to
Yakima Oh business.
The wrestling match between Rutschow
aud Skillman, at the Athletic club rooms
Friday night, was draw, after All hour
While driving on Heron street this
morning, a nut came off front wheel Of
the Crescent hotel bus. Happily no pas.
sengers were aboard. The nut was found
and the trouble fixed without any dam
age.
At the meeting OF the volunteer fire
department Thursday night the following
off GERS were cleo ed Chief, J. A. Ora.
ham; assistant chief, Geo. Makurath ;
secretary, John Greer; treasurer, B. J..
Garman. 49,
At the meeting OF the fire department
Friday evening, the action Of month
ago by that body was rescinded. and j..
A. Graham was elected chief; George
Makurath, assistant; John Greer, secre-
tary; B. J. Garman, treasurer.
GUY Zent was drunk and disordery
Friday evening, and because he was
forced out Of a saloon on street, threw
piece of wood through the window.
breaking a large pane of glass. Judge
Loomis assessed him $lS on Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Samuel Benn took the train this
morning tor Los Angeles, whittier she
was preceded by her daughter, Miss
Leta, and where they will visit couple
OF months. Miss Leta went from Seattle
by the water route, while her mother
goes by rail.
1t fills the arteries with rich, red
blood, makes new flesh, and healthy
men, women and children. Nothing
can take it's place; no remedy has
done SO much good as HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c, Tea OF
Tablets, at w. b. Paine & Co.
Ala meeting of the Chehalis County
Bar Association, held at Hoquiam Sat
urday, the following officers were elected
President, j. A. Hutcheson, Montesano
secretary, w. W. Boner, Aberdeen; ex-
ecutive committee. j. B. Bridges, G. w
EIodgdon and B. &. Cheney. 1t was de.
cided to give banquet at Aberdeen on
January "a.
Aberdeen Lodge No. 81, A. o. U. w.,
! installed the following officers Friday
night: NJ. w., J. A. Graham; P. NJ. w.,
j. D. Moorhead; Foreman, w. z. Gil.
breath; Overeeer, F. NJ. Potter; Re.
corder. G. McDermoth; Financier, T. II
Mckay: Receiver, n. E. Alexander
Guide, A. w. Galen; o. w., G. DeLosh
Trustees, +. II. Shelley and Julius Heyer
The meetings at the Baptist church
continue nightly, and will continue dur.
ing January. So far the attendance is
! on the increase, and there seems 10 like
lihood of abatement. For more than a
week each evening one or more persons
have requested prayer. The evangelist
l.. T. Root, is great preacher, who Is
not afraid to speak OF things as he sees
them.
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