Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-23

ed special. Evans Drug Co.
Carl HUT left this morning for a
visit to his old home in Sweden.
Mrs. J. w. Carey was quite i'll last
week with a severe attack of grip.
F. W. Davidson left Friday fol
Oklahoma to visit couple of months
Chas. r. Sauers returned Saturday
from visit of several weeks in Cal
ifornia.
Easter millinery now on display at
Mrs. d. j. Wheelers, 800 East Wish
Kan street. 56-2t
Chas. Helble, of the Maxey-Helble
company. returned Friday from a
visit at North Yakima.
r. B. Smith, of Tacoma, visited
Aberdeen last week, the guest of A.
Reid, of the Grays Harbor Flour
Mills Co.
Attorney w. |. Agnew has been re-
tanned by the Wishkah farmers in
their litigation with the Wishkah
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eshom, of
Gate, visited the city last week. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Brock.
905 East First street.
Ralph Shelley left this morning for
Ashland, Ore, where he will reside.
John o. Westbrook went to Port
land today on business.
c. V. 10y has been given the con-
tract to circle the crest and gridiron
of the Grand theater with electric
lights. The lights will be eighteen
inches apart.
Alexander Gylfe, father of Axel
Gylfe, has come from Hoquiam to re-
side. Mr. Gylfe, himself violinist of
great ability, will manufacture vio-
Inns in this city.
Mrs. Ellen Clooney has returned
from Tacoma, where she went to be
with her son Gerald, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis. The
boy is reported as gaining steadily.
The case of Captain Stream was
set for trial in the superior court this
morning. Captain Stream shot one
of his sailors on the schooner G. w.
Watson, after having been assaulted
by the sailor.
A. j. West was taken slightly i'll
while in Seattle last week and his
numerous friends will be pleased to
know that it was nothing serious,
and that a few days rest will see him
as active as ever
Deputy Sheriff Anstie states that
the allegation that the last survivor
| of the Six Hundred at Balaklava died
| in Colorado recently is untrue, and
that his father, William Anstie OF
Chicago, aged "A, still living, is one
of the immortal number.
The women OF the Congregational
| church have arranged to give sup
per on Wednesday evening next nj
which Mr.. McDermoth, the pastor, i.
expected to be present. 1t will be
given in the church parlors.
w. II. Wample, aged 80 years
died Saturday morning at his Tate
residence, POS South X street, O
hemOrrhage of the stomach The fu
neral took place yesterday afternoon
services being held at Woods under
taking parlOrs.
At recent meeting of the Metro
pOlitan Building company, of Seattle
]. Patterson, c. F. White and Alex
ander Poison were among the trus
tees elected to hold office until The
annual election.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Boner went tC
Seattle to consult physician in re
gard to their little sons health. TIL,
trip was taken at the advice of home
doctors. Mrs. Boner will remain il
Seattle in the hope that change
The Aberdeen Manufacturing com
pany, which has been closed dowr
for a week, is again being run tC
it's full capacity. Manager Robinson
of the company is figuring on seyera
large contracts out of town, includ
ing the interior finish for stone
church, which the MethOdists will
build in Pullman at cost of $50,
900.
Mrs. Charles Erickson died yes
terday at her residence in Highland
Home, from causes not entirely
known though indicating albumer
poisoning. She would have given
birth to child shortly. Mrs. Erick
son leaves a husband and six chill
dren The funeral will take place
Wednesday afternoon.
II. r. Lacy, a travelling man from
ST. Joseph, Mo, received a Telegram
announcing that his father was dy-
| ing in that city. and in order to catch
| the train here hired an automobile