Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-21

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Ladies' and Gents travelling cases
and roll-ups at Evans Drug Co.
For light and heavy hauling, call
A. A. Star Transfer. Phone 1901.
Holiday goods of all most all kind
at fair pr.ces. Evans Drug Co.
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The elevator in the new Broadway
apartment house, is being installed.
Plenty of Holiday goods yet, and of
the best selections. Evans Drug Co.
Plenty of Xmas tree ornaments and
holiday decorations at Evans Drug
Co.
Music rolls, wallets. hand bags, bill
books, leather card cases, ETC.. at
Evans Drug Co.
Miss Beulah Scott will entertain
the members of the German club at
her home this evening
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Large shipments of geese and tur-
keys have arrived during the past
few days for local merchants.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles McDermoth
are planning a Christmas dinner to
he attended by their entire family.
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Mrs. K. B. Benn, who has been con-
iined to her home with severe cold
for several days, is reported much
improved.
The Wishkah Boom company is
contemplating the erection of log
ging dam on Big Creek after the
first of January.
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Occupying cells in the county Jail,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CLANCY are await
ing trial for stealing two diamond
rings, the property of travelling man.
The elevated street on Simpson
avenue from M to Division streets,
is being rushed and this viii be com
pleted in few days and be open for
traffic
w. w. Boner. who underwent a
slight operation at a local hospital
last week, is reported improving and
will soon be abe 10 attend to his
office duties
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Mrs. Hilda Swanberg of Carson
City. is expected to arrive in Aber-
deem tomorrow TO visit her brother
James Glandes, who recently located
in Aberdeen.
The funeral Of Mrs. Jessie Savage
was held yesterday afternoon from
the Baptist church, of which the de-
ceased was member, the Rev. Ed
gar Burton preaching the sermon.
Ray Nein a chauffeur, who was
arrested for stealing an automobile
was released yesterday by Judge
Tucker. Neil took the car on Joy
ride, returning with 1t s. hours lat
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All children of German parentage
will be remembered by the Germania
Verein, II their names are known.
The presents will be given to the little
eones in the A. o. U. w. hall on New
Years day.
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The Aberdeen local International
Alliance Of Theatrical Stage Employ
,es, has been organized, the charter
arriving several days ago. The or.
ganization includes all employees on
the harbor.
Chief Of Police Templeman was
called this week to assist in taking
an insane woman from Aberdeen to
Nontesano, where she was committed.
The woman was a foreigner and was
continually talking.
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For striking J. Rutherford over THE
head with an ak handle, Oscar Gould
was bound over to the Superior court
for trial on a charge of assault.
Gould and his father are bridge tend
-ers on the West bridge.
Local bankers have been not fed
to be on the lookout for a number
of forgers dur ng the holiday rush.
The country seems to be alive with
swindlers, who have been working
the check game overtime.
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Fred Monroe rece we'd $29.95 for in
juries to his leg and John Vecutish
5000 for injuries to HIS head and
back, from the Industrial Insurance
commission. for injuries received I'M
der the new employers liability act.
The Northern 7acifc night train
leaves Seattle now at 4:2o instead
OF 3:47 and arrives at Aberdeen at
9:45. This change is made to equal
the Chicago. Milwaukee and Puget
Sounds fast time between Seattle
and the Harbor.
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Informal on regarding the wherea-
bouts of George Rossman. Of Port
land. Oregon, who ran away from
home last October. 10 being sought
BY his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Rossman. The lad Is thought to have
been seen in the Grays Harbor coun-
try several weeks ago.
Sergeant Roy Nichols has been Sc
Hected chairman Of the committee hav-
ing in charge the grand military ball
to be given by Co. G, N. G. w. The
date of the hall has not been set yet,
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