Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-02

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Peter Binsler and Lars GravaneX
left yesterday over the Northern Pa
cifc for New York enroute to their
home in Sweden.
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The work of laying brick for the
walls of the new union freight depot
has begun and this will be rushed as
quickly as possible.
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S. A. Peterson, of South Aberdeen
left Tuesday over the c. NJ. & p. S.
for Tacoma enroute to New York, to
be gone several months.
S.
II. Roller and Charles Heating, OF
Hoquiam, were arrested last evening
on a complaint by Jesse Alexander
charging theft of a scow.
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Albert Meyer, of Danville, Ohio,
after spending several weeks in Alb
erdeen, left yesterday morning for
his home over the DIV. r. e N.
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The ladies' aid society of the Nor
wegian NJ. +. church will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Ole Heggen East
First street and Chicago avenue.
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Miss Florence Miner entertained
number of young people at her
home on East Secon street Tuesday
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b. r., Cyr and }. NJ CarOn have pur-
chased the Star Grocery company
stock and will continue doing bust
ness at the same stand. Wishkah and
* streets.
Christian Science church, First
street near Broadway. Sunday
school, 10 a. m. Church services, II
a. m. Subject next Sunday, Adam
and Fallen Man..
Councilman Greenwood of Puyal
lup, spent a day in Aberdeen this
week looking over the waterworks
to his home council.
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Alexander OFT, was found guilty of
fighting and was fined 500 and costs
OFT got in trouble with a waiter at
the Quick Lunch rooms and gave him
a terrible beating.
III
Otto Drapham reported to the po-
lice that some one had stolen $33
from his overcoat pocket at down
town barber shop, an the police are
investigating the matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Woods left yes
terday over the Northern Pacific for
Portland enroute to San Francisco.
Mr.. Wood was formerly treasurer of
the Grays Harbor Railway & Light
company
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j. p. O'Brien, vice president of the
O.-W r. & ~ c., arrived in Aberdeen
Tuesday with special train on a
trip of inspection over the company
lines, and after spending a few hours
left for Centralia.
Spurgeon Durham was arrested
last night on a complaint sworn to
by his father-in-law charging that
Durham chased him out his house
last evening with an axe. The case
will be aired in court today.
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E. O. Estes, street car conductor
and motorman, has resigned and will
leave in few days for his home in
the east. He will be given a fare
we'll party tonight at the home of
Frank Hall, corner F and Second
streets.
Chief of Police l.. d. Templeman
has received his certificate from the
International Assassination of Chiefs
of Police, thus placing Aberdeen's
head officer on a par with other Off
Gals throughout the country in the
llne OF getting information.
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A. l.. Dougherty, of Mansfield, Ohio,
is the guest of his son, Allan Dough-
erty, of this city, for few days. Mr..
Dougherty spent several days in Seat
tie visiting brother whom he had
not seen in Sc years and expects to
go to California in few days to Wis.
it another brother whom he has not
seen in 4S years.
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Victor Hakkinen, logger, age 20
years, died suddenly Tuesday at his
boarding place in East Aberdeen,
death being due to heart failure. He
was employed at the Poison logging
camps and had just arrived in town
leaving work because he was ill., He
was unmarried, nothing being known
of the whereabouts of any relatives
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| Mr.. and Mrs. c. McDermoth left