Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-11-17
cHEHALrs COUNTY HAPPENINGS.

Hoquiam has four lumber vessels.
Lewis & Cook began cutting shingles
last week.
E. Waiter is putting up single mill
near Ocosta.
The South Union school district has
been selling school bonds.
1t isexpected that the South bay bridge
will he completed this week.
s. B. Reynolds, Of Elma, is shipping
cedar lumber to Portland right along.
Danl Gillies, the Elma logger, will
soon start logging camp on Williams
creek.
George Ninemire, of Montesano, who
has been seriously i'll is now improving
rapidly.
Alex. Poison is preparing to log cedar
on Andrews creek on the south side OF
the Harbor.
]. B. Jones, the old hard-shell Ken
lucky Democrat, won nine hats on the
election of Cleveland.-Elma Chronicle.
Clark & Holloway started their two
block shingle machine last Thursday. It
has capacity of $4,000 shingles for a
ten-hour day.
A day and night shift numbering in all
about twenty persons are being worked
on the tax rolls in order to have them
ready by the let Of December.
The little 3-year-old son of +. E. White
died Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock after a
thirteen days illness with pneumonia.
He was buried Wednesday = Economist.
A petition has been circulated and sign
ed by lawful number of petitioners ask
ing the county commissioners to make
the road from the iron mines to the Mox
Chehalis county road.
The case against Gratz Lougheed, to
which we referred last week, was tried
before Justice Bignold on Wednesday
and the defendant was discharged for
lack of evidence to convict.-Vidette.
Some of the farmers living along the
Chehalis above town, declare that hunters
are becoming a nuisance, especially on
Sunday. One farmer had cow badly
peppered with shot last Sunday.-V
dette.
II. M. Sutton has rented offices in the
Keller building, and, as soon as his term
of Office expires he will take up his work
as land commissioner. 1t is safe to say
that he will do land office business.
Economist.
Last Sunday, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents in Montesano, Joseph F.
Pryor was united in marriage to Miss
Rosina Pascoe. Both OF the young peo-
pie are of Montesano, and their many
friends wish them joy.
Eddy Hull and E. Winchell, two small
boys from Hoquiam, had the boat in
which they wers sailing capsized in the
bay last week. But for the timely pres
ence OF the tug Traveller, both boys
would have been drowned.
The Cinnamon to the number of eight,
who have from time to time been buried
in the city cemetery, were all removed
last Saturday, preparatory to shipment to
China. A VESSEL soon to sail from San
Francisco will carry the bodies to the CO.
lestial kingdom. -Vidette.
@. E. Jameson goes to Aberdeen to-day
to close up $40, 900 sale of timber land
to an eastern syndicate. He secured an
option on the tract, and sells at quite an
advance, and will realize handsome
sum on the deal.-Vidette. The deal
was closed with Eugene France last Fri
day.
A dining room in hotel-two young
men and biscuit. One young man
throws the biscuit, which strikes the other
in the face. The one hit says something
uncomplimentary of the others, and walks
out Of the room. The other follows in
considerable haste and "runs against
snag" in the shape Of the fist OF the other
fellow. Theirs was some scrambling-
chairs were upset, dogs barked. everyone
the LADIES' rushed from the
dining room. The pugulists could not
get away from each other, and it looked
as though one or the other must get
One received black eye, the other
scratch or two. The biscuit (the cause Of
all the trouble) was eaten by dog.-vi-
dette.
Connoisseurs consider Weinhard's Beer
the best. G.. e. Burrows q Co., Agents,
Aberdeen.
Church Notice.
Bible day will be observed at the G. A.
r. hall Sunday, Nov. 20, at II a. m.
Suitable exercises will be furnished by