Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-01-12

settlers have organized il boom company
among themselves, with boom at the
mouth of the river. They charge Is cts
per thousand for handling logs, and the
profits will be expended in improving the
river.
ELMA
From Elma Chronicle.
Miss Pearl Combes left last Monday
for Seattle where she is tending the
State University.
f. W. Thompson closed deal for the
ground on which his blacksmith shop
stands this week.
VIM. leybold has purchased Il e build
ing owned and recently occupied by NJ.
B. Shamblev.
Mrs. Mcnamara, a teacher in the Alb
erdecn schools, has been the guest Of
Miss Mary Abbott this week.
W. Cameron came up from Aberdeen
last Saturday to fill the position Of fore
man in Burrows & Stockwell's logging
camp.
Mrs. b. Lusk, who has been the guest
of Mrs. +. W. Thompson the past week,
returned IT, her home at Aberdeen last
evening.
The building recently occupied by Ed.
Robbins on the corner OF Main and 3rd
streets is being fitted up for Mr.. Merri-
wether who will use it for photograph
gallery.
Ernest Eaton returned the first OF the
week to Olympia where he is attending
school, after spending the holidays in
Elma.
A gang OF ten hobos arrived in Elma
last Tuesday and went into camp at the
old brickyard. This was the main por-
ton of the gang that has been plnnder
ing the Harbor towns lately.
NJ. B. Shambley packed his stock Ct
general merchandise tins week and ship
ped it to Porter, Washington, where he
will resume business. Mr.. Shambiey
was i'm business there before coming to
Elma and owns a business building and
residence there. The Chronicle extends
best wishes for his future prosperity.
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To have the men who have demonstrate
ed their organizing ability by great bust
ness successes tell their secrets OF organi-
zation, is the object OF the editor Of The
COSMOPOLITAN. That he is succeeding, is
proved in the January issue by the article
from Charles K. Flint, who is regarded
in New York as one 81 the three or Jour
abest organizers in America. He is
president of the rubber trust and the head
of the great mercantile house of Flint,
Eddy & Co, which has its qualifications
in almost every port of the world. Mr..
Flint tells very openly what makes for
success in the organization OF business.
His article may be read with interest by
,
the Rockfellers, the Armours, and the
Wanamakers as well as by the humblest
clerk seeking to fathom the secret OF bust
ness success. In the same line is an ar
ticle, also in the January Cosmopolitan,
telling how Mr.. platt organized and con-
Quoted the campaign for the election Of
Roosevelt. 1t is by a gentleman who
was actively engaged at the republican
headquarters during the campaign, and
who gives vivid picture of the perfection
to which political organization has been
carried in New York state by the most
astute of managers. The wary old sena-
tor who has been lifetime in politics
and the youngest political aspirant will
alike find food for reflection in Mr..
Blythe's article.