Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-08-18
PERSONAL.

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Tuesday.
f. Wood arrived from San Francisco
last week.
JACK Lannon, who has been away for
some time, is back again.
Miss Mary Arnold was passenger for
Montesano Wednesday.
Mrs. VI. A. Cramatte left for a short
visit to Tacoma Wednesday.
Leslie Y. Clyde is now making bis
headquarters at South Bend, Wash.
John Il. Shaw was no from Hcquiam
this week looking up his city taxes.
Fred Nye returned yesterday from the
u. A. X. encampment on the beach.
Jacob Weatherwax expects to leave
on an extended eastern trip Saturday.
l. W. Emery left this morning to at.
tend the M. E. conference at Puyallup.
Miss Fay Fuller, of the Tacoma Ledger.
was visiting friends in the city this week.
A. J. West left this morning to INSPECT
some land owned by him on the Skapit
river.
Mrs. Rounds, Of Cosmopois, was visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pratsch.
last week.
Homer Gibson came down from Cos.
mopolis Monday and paid the HERALD a
pleasant visit.
5. b. Linn, one of the city fathers,
now comes down from Cosmopolis to at
tend council meetings.
Fred Tew is rapidly recovering from
the effects of his serious fall from the deck
of the steamer Aberdeen.
AL Stockwell, who has been on q bust
ness trip to Portland, returned on the
the steamer Willapa Saturday.
III. S. Smith and wife, from Battle
Creek, Ia, are visiting their children
here, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Smith.
John G. Lewis left this morning for the
Grande Ronde Valley, Oregon. He ex-
poets to be gone month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent and daughter, of
Buckley, were with the party attending
the meeting of the lumberman's associa-
ton.
Rev. Mr.. Craig, who for some time
past has been occupying the pulpit in
the Congregational church in Olympia,
is home again.
F. B. Cole, secretary OF the lumber
manufacturer association of the North
west was down, attending the meeting Of
the association.
George D. Allen left Wednesday for
Portland, where he goes to meet Mrs.
Allen, who is now on her way home from
Vacaville, Cal.
James Sheldon, a prominent capitalist
OF Albion, Mich, and an owner of large
tracts OF timber i'm this county, arrived in
the city Tuesday.
Captain Pease, who has the contract
for taking the iron out of the Abercorn,
was in the city Tuesday after dynamite
for use in his work.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Fetterman, Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Mitchell, Mrs. Cramatte,
Mis-. J. A. Graham, Miss Curtis and F.
A. Hart came up from the beach on the
Clan Tuesday.
j. M. Weatherwax. 0. M. Kellogg, A.
J. West, G. B. Wilson, G. F. White and
G. B. Weatherwax went down to Hoquiam
and the beach Tuesday to join in the
meeting OF the lumberman's association.
e. Cummings, of the firm Cummings
& Cook of this place, returned from
Oregon Monday. Mr.. Cummings firm is
putting in $4,000 water plant in
LaGrande, Oregon. Seven miles OF pipe
have been laid.
The Clan took to the beach Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Jackson and Miss
Louise Jackson, Mrs. Waldo Hart, San
ford Shoemaker, AL Brauer, l.. W..
Walker and r. II. and J. Evans with
their uncle and aunt.
The crowds to the beach are immense
these days, On Monday the Clan TOOK
down Mrs. S. Shoe maker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur, Mrs. &. Rix Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Mitchell, F. A. Hart, Prof.
Daniels, f. L. Koehler and number OF
others.
Percy Rochester, chairman OF the
Seattle kid committee, was in town this
week. Mr. Rochester announces his in
tention of opening anti-Lewis and anti
canal headquarters in Olympia Monday
to fight until the democratic convention
is over.
w. H. Shearman, who for some time
past has been the Baptist minister at this
place, left this morning for San Francisco.
Later on his work will call him to
Olympia. During his stay here Mr..
Shearman has been live worker for the
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