Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-01-21
THENEWS ROUNDUP
What Chehalis County People
Are Doing.
THE STATE AND GENERAL NEWS
Stormiest Winter on the Coast for Years
Good Prospect for War-New
Resources of County, Etc.


fering with the grippe.
Judge Mason Irwin is expected t, re-
turn from the east January 20.
The new tug Astoria was successfully
launched at Hoquiam last Thursday.
The settlers OF Attic have formed a
company to take out the big jam near the
head of tide water.
The hearts of Rev. Claypool and wife
were gladdened last Saturday morning
by the arrival of sop.-Vidette.
The Montesano Vidette is agitating the
building OF sewerage system, and if
necessary, bonding the city for that pur-
p5se.
The "old timers" living on the ocean
beach all agree that they have never seen
the ocean SO rough as it has been this
winter.-Ocosta Pioneer.
The Northwestern Lumber Company
Of Hoquiam has enjoined the harbor line
commission from completing their sur
vey about the Hoqulam river
John Candy is advocating the plan for
Che citizens of Montesano to either buy
or lease the Montesano mill property
and to add shingle mill and run it.
Vidette.
R, Learned is making arrangements to
ship carload of shingles east, either to
Chicago or some other point. He has
had inquiries and offers from several
firms.-Vidette.
At the close of the session OF the Monte
sano council last Tuesday evening, Mayor
Scofeld was presented with beautiful
gold-headed cane by number of his
friends.-Vidette.
One by one the contents of Natures
storehouse in Chehalis county are being
revealed Lithographic stone has been
discovered only few miles from Oak
yille,-Oakville Globe.
w. G. Pascoe, who is member of the
executive committee of the State Alliance
is authorized to visit the county local
alliances, and also to form new alliances
in the western part of the state.
NJ. q. Good-l and w. Blair are around
as candidates for delegatest to the national
democratic convention. The state of
Washington will elect eight delegates and
eight alternates.-Elma Chronicle.
The Block House ferry is reported in a
damaged Notwithstanding the resi-
dents OF Cedarville off from railroad COM
munication. and stopping all wagon travel
from Oakvillr west.-Elma Chronicle
G. S. Poage, Northern Pacific agent at
Montesano says that ministers desiring
half fare permits over the Northern Pa
cific railroad for the ensuing year can
get application blanks by calling at his
Office
Hoquiam knights OF Pythias intend
celebrating Feb. 10Th, the anniversary OF
the order by presenting at the Hoquiam
theater mock ceremony. styled the
"Ancient Order OF Hercules. Wash
ington.
Father FL. Deichman, pastor of the
Catholic congregations at Aberdeen and
Montesano, has forbidden the dance
which was to have been given by the
Catholics OF the latter city in aid to their
church erection fund, such means of rails
ing funds for church purposes being
against the principles OF the denomina-
ton.
George Williams, w. D. Woodland and
Thomas Madden have horses entered for
the running race which will take place on
the county fair ground race-track the sd
of this month. There will also be trot-
ting races on the same day. at least that
is the intention now if the weather should
prove suitable. Vidette.
State Organizer Jones organized farm
er's alliance ON Garrard creek last week.
The officers were elected az follows:
J. Lennon, president; w. II. Jeffries,
vice-president; Andrew Dahl, secretary F.;
A. Salch, treasurer; = Minor, chaplain /;
E. d. Garrard, steward; Geo. p. Harp,
orator; John Bachman, doorkeeper
Thomas Laws, assistant doorkeeper. The
organization starts out with twelve men,
bers,
STATE.
Kitsap County Pioneer wears yellow
dress now.