Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-04-13


Spokane to reside.
A son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eike, 1904 East First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Goehrend left
yesterday for visit at Albany, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doncaster
are the parents of son, born last
week.
Mrs. D. ]. Cahill is a patient at
st. Joseph's hospital suffering from
typhoid fever
}. W. Stamper and family returned
Saturday evening from six weeks
visit in the East.
James Smith, well-to-do resident
OF Spokane, was in the city Friday,
the guest of J. c. Smith
The Review club will meet with
Mrs. Lanning, 81 West Wishkah
street tomorrow afternoon.
The Wilson mill will resume OPP
erations next Monday morning, after
a shut down of several weeks.
Mrs. Richard Flyte of Satsop has
been spending few days as the
guest of old friends in Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Morley have
gone to Portland for few days visit
combining business with pleasure.
Judge Loomis of the police court
has gone to Tacoma, and Justice Lam
ming is acting as judge during his
absence.
hearing will be had in the Shell
ley Bros bankruptcy case the 21st
of April, in the law office of Boner &
nonef' t.iA~aj
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Ellison re-
turned Thursday night from an ex-
tended visit in Canada and the east
ern states.
Colin Mckenzie and G. p. Rafferty,
returned Friday from a fishing trip
on the Humptulips river, each with
large basket of trout.
+. l.. Boardman, newspaperman
of experience, who recently sold his
paper at Prosser, is visiting the city
with view of locating.
The Penny Arcade has been closed
until the incandescent electric cur
rent is turned on all day, which will
be within couple of weeks.
Ralph Campbell, brother of Bert
Campbell of this city, recently joined
the American squadron as clerk in
the commissary department, and will
be with the ships when they reach
San Francisco
Mrs. l.. l.. Trask underwent an
operation at st. Joseph's hospital on
Friday, and is improving. A noted
specialist from Tacoma came here to
attend the case and was assisted by
local physicians.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss Mary NJ Turck
and William Lightfoot, on the even
ing of April 81. The wedding will
be in Foresters' hall, and under the
auspices of Court 25.
Mayor France has donated anoth-
er lot to aid in a lodge building. On
Saturday he executed a deed to a lot
worth $500 to the Eagles, which
they will dispose Of and place the
proceeds in the building fund.
Many persons visited the cemetery
Sunday afternoon. They carried out
flowers and potted plants to beautify
the graves of relatives and friends
The need of a street car line to that
section of the city becomes more and
more an urgent necessity.
H. w. Broetzkes, who has the con-
tract for furnishing the rock for the
north side jetty was in the city last
week, looking after the building of a
spur track in South Aberdeen, where
the rock will be transferred from the
cars to scOws. The contract calls
for 100000 tons at $1.55 per ton,
and he expects to ship about 500
tons day.
J. A. Graham has filed petition
in the superior court asking that a
guardian be appointed for George
! McGeary, a former resident of this
city, now insane, and residing in On
taria, Canada. McGeary has some
money in a local bank in Aberdeen,
and the action of Mr. Graham is nee
essary to get it for the care of the
person of the irresponsible.
The steamer Santa Barbara reach
ed port this morning. She brought
fifteen passengers for Seattle and Ia
coma The Santa Barbara passed
through hard blow Friday in which
she lost small portion of her rig
ging. For a time it was thought
mast would be broken off.
Silas Pearson has recovered from
an attack of appendicitis. Mr.. Pear
son refused to submit to an opera
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