Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-05-18
Mrs. Cochran, IL daughter of W. J.

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hamilton, tie South Aberdeen dairy.
man, arrived from Minneapolis Tuesday
evening. Her husband has been here
ior several mohths. and they will make
'heir home on Grays Harbor.
George e. Kienstra, the owner Of the
queen City creamery plant at Seattle.
has bought the Montesano creamery and
Will operate it in addition to the one at
seattle and those at Tenino a, d RAINIER
ana the skimming station at Thorp.
Enough money is going from Gravs
Harhor into wild cat mining schemes to
pulld and rrotitably operate modern
saw mill, most OF which might as we'll he
thrown in the bay, SO far as the unso-
phistlcated investors are concerned.
The ladies Of the NJ. L. church will
serve supper in the Lowry building next
saturday. Bill OF fare Meat, scalloped
potatoes, baked beans, brown bread =,
rolls, pickles, tea, coffee, ice cream and
cake; 20 cents. Ice cream and cake
served afternoon and evening, 10 cents.
Delicious home made candy for sale.
The Grays IIarbor towns should make
a concerted effort TO bring the National
Editorial Association to the Harbor this
summer. The association will visit the
coast and have already arranged to 20 to
the Sound cities The present state of
development on Grays Harbor would be
a revelation to those eastern pencil
pushers.
Complaint is made by parties interest
ed in logs cut above tide water on the
Chchalis river, that the logs, although
sold, are held in TIL, boom and not de-
livered at the mills for months, thus
keeping those interested out of their
money, as final settlement is not made
until the logs are delivered and scaled
at the mills.
j. b. Maher. representing the Oregon
Editorial Association, spent several days
in the city during the week in the inter-
est OF an illustrated volume descriptive
Of the Pacific Northwest, which the asso-
citation is preparing as souvenir and
guide to the National Editorial Associa.
ton when its members visit the coast
this summer. Aberdeen business men
subscribed over 800 to have the city
properly represented.
DiED-On Friday, May IL, Miss Annie
Morrow, aged 25 years. Miss Morrow
had been i'll for three years, and bedfast
for the last two years. A surgical ope, a.
! ton was performed recently, by which it
| was hoS0tUshe might recover, but of no
avail. The remains were taken to Shell.
ton Saturday for interment in the family
burial ground, beside her father and
other relatives. Mrs. Morrow and family
have the sympathy of the community in
their bereavement.
Capt. Daniel Beck, the blind ship mas
ter whose efforts for the establishment OF
state industrial home for the blind dur
ing the past four years has made him a
prominent figure III the state, IS IN the
city securing signers to petition to the
next legislature for his laudable project.
The captain is accompanied by his two
bright young daughters and is receiving
very cordial support in Aberdeen. He
had secured the passage Of bill estab'
fishing the home by the last legislature
IS per cent OF both houses voting for the
measure, but, owing to an amendment
it failed to reach a hearing in the confer
ence committee on the last day OF the
session and was buried with lot OF othel
unfinished legislation in the rush OF ad
journment. Capt. Beck. undaunted by
this failure, is touring the state and pro
poses to have such a monster petition
before the next session as to insure
success.