Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-02-13

Henry Lancaster left Tuesday for
Marshfield, Oregon.
For light or heavy hauling, call
1901. A. Star Transfer Co. tt
James Mitchell, Of Olympia, had
business in the city Monday.
For light or heavy hauling, call A.
Star Transfer. Phone 1901. tt.
]. A. Anderson left Monday for Hot
Lake, Oregon, for his health.
r. H. Mention left yesterday for
Racine, Wis., over the Milwaukee
road.
Prescriptions accurately compound.
ed by competent Pharmist at Evans
Drug Co. tt
The Woman lodge initiated large
class of new members at their meet.
ing Tuesday night.
r. H. Nelson and Geo. Latham were
passengers on the steamer Chehalis
Tuesday, for San Francisco.
Mrs. Andrew Semmen entertained
| the Rowena club Tuesday afternoon
at her home, sos East First street.
Fred. A. Hart was over from Ray
mond this week, on business, and
greeting Aberdeen friends.
Mrs. Arson Hills entertained the
E. c. club yesterday afternoon at
her home, 1000 West First street
Miss Frances Eherman left Mon
day evening for home, in Tiffin, Ohio,
| after visit with Aberdeen relatives.
Mrs. Harriet c. Wiley has resumed
her duties att he postoffice after I'M
dergoing an operation for appended
tbs.
Owing to the legal holiday, the city
| council transacted no business last
night. The meeting adjourned until
tonight.
Foster Shapton entertained party
of boys last evening in honor of Fred
erick DERRICK at his home 313 West
Wishkah street.
The L'Allegro club met Monday
night with Miss Klara Anderson. 913
West Market street, with Miss Hazel
Magill the guest.
| M. Druximan, who was arrested on
two charges of carrying. concealed
weapons, was held in $500 bail to ans.
wer in the superior court by Judge
Drake.
limerick & Co., who come from
Vancouver, Wash, have leased a
room in the Zelasko block on G
streets, where they will open a furni-
ture store.
The closing of the banks and post
Office was about the only recognition
given Lincoln's birthday yesterday,
the absence of bunting being particul-
arily noticeable.
Supt S. A. Randolph of the water
department, has greatly improved his
office, following the lead given by the
fire department, by tinting the walls
and vanishing the furniture.
About twenty-five members of the
John d. Roberts camp, Spanish-Am-
erican War Veterans, went to Cen
tralia yesterday, to assist in the in.
stitution of a camp at that place.
A brother of Frank WEIGH the po-
lice officer, who was shot and killed
in mistake by John Creech, arriv.
ed from Missouri this week, and is
investigating the death of his broth
err.
J. l.. Blackburn, whose house was
destroyed by fire early Monday morn
ing has withdrawn his candidacy for
councilman from the Fourth ward
leaving the field clear TO Warren
Egerer.
The Standard Oil Co. is planning
to enlarge its plant in Aberdeen, and
will add gasoline and refined petro
leum to it's line of crude oil, to which
it has hitherto confined it's opera
lions here
Judge n. w. Bush has returned
from San Diego, Cal, where he went
last fall, intending to remain The
judge has improved in health and
looks as if the southern climate
agreed with him.
Captain and Mrs. Ralph e. Peasley
have returned from Honolulu, where
the captain took the schooner Mary
e. Foster, and was accompanied by
Mrs. Peasley. The Foster is now
loading at Seattle and will return to