Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-05-04
oHfHAL1s COUNTY HAPPENINGS.
From The wsshinetonian:

CHfHALIs COUNTY HAPPENINGS.
From The wsshingtonian:
The G. A. E. Of Hoquiam will hold =
camp fire and general Publication on sat
urday evening OF next week, to which the
public are invited.
Robert Nelson, employed at the new
department Of the n ". mills, had his
right leg shattered below the knee. last
Monday, by the bursting OF an iron pull
ley.
Inspector Clapp and Lieut.. Skunk, Of
Portland. Capt. Symon's assistants, went
out on the Title Monday. to inspect the
work done on the jetties. They also
passed through the middle channel.
We have stated elsewhere that the y.
p. officials had concluded to build slips 10
accommodate the \. W. Lumber com
pany in shipping its lumber East IL has
now been decided not to put in the slips
which can only mean that the road Is to
be built to Hoquiam st once. In TACT
that is now admitted by people whe ought
to know. 1t is said the rad viii cross
the river near the biz barn, switch back
to the mills, and build out alsng the base
of College hill.
Captain Lawson with the tug Traveller
will take the Bowers dredger from South
Bend TO Olympia, and returning will
bring a large scOw for the purpose Of
Transporting freight cars from South
Aberdeen to the Hoqujam mills. where
they viii be loaded with lumber for the
growing Eastern markets. This is found
necessity, as the business has reached
such magnitude that the mill company
cannot even wait till tine road could posi-
bly, build into Hoquiam were ii 10 at once
commence work. ..
On Friday, April 81, Captain John A.
Ansley peacefully passed away, 81 his
home in Hoquiam. He WAS born in Alb
beville, South Carolina, April Il, 1870 /;
graduated al Erskine college in 1855. He
came 20 Hoquiam with his family in No
yember, 1890; was correspondent for sew
eral weekly papers. and a good forcible
writer He leaves q widow and eight
children. His body was inferred al Aber-
deeE, with Masonic hoGors. he being a
member Of that order.
From OeOssa Pioneer
The new block being erected on 81 and
Ocean will be as handsome as any on the
Harbor.
A large bald eagle measuring feet
from tip 10 tip was shot last Tuesday even
ing near Ocosta. a boy by the name Of
Allie Ellis killed it.
II is reported that an Aberdeen at.or-
ney has been brought TO see the error Of
his ways through The efforts of the the
eyangelists who have been attacking the
forts Of sin in that town lately.
County Attorney Schofeld SAYS that
the company organized to work the Peter
son point gold iron sands viii build
smelter at Ocosta and that they will be-
gin work about the first OF July.
Congressman John L. Wilson has an
nounced that he is 4 candidate for the
United States senate to succeed John B.
Allen There is nothing small about Mr..
Wilson but his size. However, he would
make more active senator than John B.
Allen did.
From NontesAno yidete:
Kansas is always doing something SEN
sational. A lawyer in that state has Just
made his mother-in-law his typewriter.
Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows, by Auditor Boyington: Chas-
Beckwith and Mrs. Mary Hofelt, both Of
Elma. Albert Chamberlin and Mrs.
Alice Symes, Of COSTA
Lima is TO have new postmaster J.
X. O'Donnell, the present incumbent has
resigned, and J. Will Anderson has re-
ceiyed the appointment. He will take
charge as soon as his commission arrives.
From Elms Chronicle:
Married-At the residence Of the bride,
on the I'D inst, Sumner Beckwith and
Mrs. Mary Hoffelt.
The Satsop creamery is turning out a
choice article OF butter, put up in five,
ten, twenty and 60 pound packages.
The railroad company has a force of
men and pile driver building break
water above the railroad bridge crossing
the Satsop river.
s. L. Kyle visited Portland this week
and while there ordered a re-saw plant
for the manufacture of cedar siding.
which will be placed in the Hill sawmill.
d. F. Byles made trip to Portland
this week to purchase sawmill, which
will be located on Beck's prairie, where a
large body OF cedar timber has been Sc
cured
From westDort World:
The steamer Clan Mcdonald is making
daily trips from up the Harbor TO West
port.
All the teams in Westport are kept
busy hauling lumber from the whraf to
various parts of the city where con-
struction is underway.
Part Of the machinery to be used in
mining tho hlact Sand hove hoe 49,. -