Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-06-23


Mrs. VIM. Bolcom was in Cosmopolis
Tuesday. N''''
Frank Peterson, of Westport. was in
the city today.
Ed schofeld came down from his
claim yesterday
f. L. Koehler and Fl. L. Cook were in
Westport Sunday.
Fred Redinger and family spent Sun
day on the beach.
l.. l.. Maley was an Aberdeen visitor to
the beach Sunday.
"Kid' Williams is now over in Idaho
near Bonner's Ferry,
Miss Bessie Pratch was on a short visit
to Cosmopolis Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Barker left for q
visit to Portland on Monday.
Mrs. Q. A. Beardsley and daughter ar
rived from Missouri last week.
Sanford Shoemaker returned Saturday
from business trip to Portland.
l.. Il. RAIDER, editor of the Democrat of
Montesano came down Yesterday.
Messrs. Wooding and Book were pas
sengers up for Montesano Saturday.
Mr.. Phillips, of Markham was on a
trading tour to Aberdeen Saturday.
Mrs. w. D. Mack, of Hoquiam, was
visiting friends in town Wednesday.
A. o. Egbert, a brother of M. D. Egg
bert, was on visit this week to Atty.
Allen.
Arch Campbell was up this week get
ting news of the doings of the democratic
convention.
j. E. Fitzgerald and E. E. Banta, two
prominent citizens from Oakville, were in
the city last week.
]. T. M. Stoneroad,. who used to run
the Hoquiam Tribune, is now in the real
estate business at Everett.
J.. F. Babcock, who has been in the
woods spending some time on his claim
in 21-9, came back last week.
Virgil Miner, who has been visiting
his brother, VIM. Miner, left Monday
forhis home in Jonesville, Mich.
Chas. Neeson, of Montesano, made the
HERALD pleasant visit today, and ex-
pressed satisfaction over today's nominal
ton.
d. E. Vernon, the rustling editor of the
Oakville Globe, was on business here
and at other points en- the Harbor this
week.
b. +. Johnson was a passenger for
Montesano Monday to straighten out
matters connected with the sale OF his
timber claim.
r. H. Evans and j. G. Weatherwax,
who have been over in the mining dis
tricts of Idaho and Montana, returned
home Tuesday.
F. B. Cole, editor of the West Coast
Lumbeyman, was down on flying visit
Saturday to G. F. White, manager of the
Cosmcpolis mill.
J. P. Sudderth, OF Humptulips, stopped
over Sunday OH his way home. He had
been up to Montesano to help Frank
Decker prove up.
Thos. Trethrake and Jacob Weather
wax returned Tuesday from Spokane,
where they had been as delegates to the
grand lodge, F. & A. M.
Preacher Walker, Of the Humptulips,
has sold his claim on the Humptulips,
and left Wednesday for visit to Tacoma
He may go on east to North Carolina.
Mrs. ]. B. Stewart, of this place, and
Mrs. O. NJ. Murphey, of Hoquiam, left
Monday for Fairhaven, where they go as
delegates to the state w. G. I. U. con-
vention.
A. Boyer, of Porter, was in town We'd
nesday tracing up his logs. He found
Al 900 feet with his brand on the different
boom books. He reports Porter flourish
ing, and says they will ship $1,000 worth
of lumber and shingles this month.
j. M. Weatherwax, who has been in
attendance as delegate from this state
at the Nicaragua canal convention, held
in St. Louis, returned home Tuesday.
He is enthusiastic over the canal, and
says it will be completed five years from
date.
Jas. Stewart and w. B. Mack were in
Montesano Monday interviewing the
commissioners in regard to securing a
proper Chehalis county exhibit for the
worlds fair The commissioners APP
pointed j. J. Carney for the eastern end
and F. A. Hart for the western end Of
the county to act as agents for the county
in the matter.
Trains VIII Run to Ocosta.