Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-04-09
PERSONALS.

H. P. Barbour, OF st. Paul, was in
Aberdeen, Saturday.
III. b. Linn, OF Seattle, thinks of open
ing law Office here.
Mr.. Mears, local traffic agent OF the
N. p, was in the city on Friday.
r. L. Boyle has been joined by his
father and mother, who accompanied
him to Ocosta.
G. w. Parnel left for San Francisco
Sunday, where he will purchase an ex-
tensive line OF goods.
P. j. Mann, OF Portland, Ore, was in
town the latter part of last week, in
search of bargains in real estate.
Bert Middleton, Of Michigan, is in
Aberdeen looking after his extensive
timber interests in Chehalis county.
Mrs. l. W. Emery left on Monday for
a visit to relatives in Michigan. She
was accompanied as far as Tacoma by
Mr.. Emery.
| G. O. Smith, OF Centralia, was in the
city this week. Mr.. Smith invested in
81, 500 worth Of Aberdeen realty, through
Mailing & Taft Co., during his short visit.
l.. M. Hamilton, with his family, has
moved here from Tacoma. lie and Mr..
Allen will apply their energies TO e
speedy construction of the motor line to
Hoquiam.
We are sorry to lose H. G. Davis; but
Mr.. Davis expects to have wider field
in the law business in Portland, where
he will open an Office. Good luck 60
with him.
Capt. E. F. Stanard, Portland, Ore !;
T. G. Reed, Ballard, WASH, and Herbert
Dinsmore, Lamartine, Penn, were regis
tered at Sargent's hotel the early part of
the week.
y. A. Bowen. ava, was on a
visit toA)e epast week. He is
well pleased w tn the locality, and thinks
iavorably Of going into the hardware or
sawmill business.
David Oglivey, an architect from Port
land, is in town to submit preliminary
drawing of the hotel, with view TO
securing the contract for furnishing plans
and specifications for that building
Leon Greenebaum left on the Point
Iona, Sunday, for visit to San Fran
cisco. P. G. hussey will look after the
interests of the building and loan assocA
ton during Gleenebaum's absence.
A. L. Fish, Of Oakland, CAL, has been
in town during the past week, making
examinations, with the idea of bidding
for the construction of the system Of
water works to be put in by the city.
o. M. Kellogg, local manager of the
S. f. Slade Lumber Company, is in San
Francisco, on business incident to the
close of the business year of the company,
which is the first of April OF each year
Gilbert F. Mack, one Of Aberdeen's old
timers, has just returned from Michigan.
He says there were ten coaches in the
train he came out i'll, all full, and fully
twc-thirds OF the people were on their
way to western Washington.
f. r. Strong, president of the P. q G.
S. s. Co., was in Aberdeen the latter
part of last week, making some changes
in the commny's arrangements. One of
these is that the Alliance will in future
loud at tho foot nf straet
"Blockhouse" Smith, one OF Oakyille's
pioneers, who has figured extensively in
the states history when territory, was
down on visit this week. He says,
from this on he will take things easy.
The HERALD knows Of no one more en-
titled to a rest.
Ed Pagenstechter, who is the repre-
sentative OF the Bay View brewing COM
pany, OF Seattle, is working up thriving
trade in Aberdeen for his house. The
second car load of beer was shipped here
by the company this week. This is the
only company in the state that uses ex-
clusively Washington hops and barley.
Hops from this county, the Puyallup
valley and white river valley 60 to make
the company's brews.