Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-05-31
COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS IN THE COUNTY
Gathered NY "uerald" Correspondents
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MONTEsANO.
Correspondence TO the HERALD.
Deputy Assessor Warren spent Sunday
with his family in lloquiam.
Ms. Geo. Brumbaugh. Of Elma, visited
Montesano friends last week.
A couple OF carriage loads Of Odd Eel.
.ows Of this city attended the Elma lodge
Saturday night.
Montesano was quite well represented
at the lecture Of the Maccabee, in Aber-
deem Tuesday night.
Walter Gesslcr, OF Chehalis, one Of our
old-time bicyclists. is in town visiting his
uncle, VIM. Geissler.
Len. Warren stopped owe, in the city
Monday evening. on his way from the
Harbor to the Sound.
Landlord Crist returned from Portland
Sunday evening, where he had been to
secure help for his hotel.
Mrs. Lowry ST., OF the Pacific hotel,
Aberdeen, was in the city over Sunday,
the guest OF Mrs. McKilIip.
Mrs. VIM. Quimby. Of Chico, Cal. ar
rived in the city last week to spend the
summer with relatives here.
H. l.. Cook, the general insurance agent
OF Tacoma, is in the city looking after
the policies held by his companies.
Mrs. A. p. White, who has been under
going y surgical operation at the Hoqni-
am hospital, returned to her home this
week.
County Attorney Abel has been in
Olympia several days, where he appeared
before the supreme court in number Oi
cases.
Mrs. +. p. French left Tuesday for
Oakland, CAL, where she will visit rela-
tives during the absence OF the doctor in
Alaska.
Mrs. Grant Wheeler, one of the alumni
OF the Montesano high school, came up
from Aberdeen to attend the banquet
Saturday evening.
Mrs. August Schultz returned last week
from visit of two montass 81 s.es old
home in Sacramento. Cal. Her mother
accompanied her home.
B. C. Crane arrived home Sunday
evening from Elkhart. Ind, where he had
been superintending the manufacture oil
Kellerman- Crane fire nozzles.
The alumni OF the high school gave
banquet to the graduating class OF l9OO
Saturday evening ut the Odd Fellows hall,
and very pleasant time is reported.
w. II. Bush returned from Portland
Monday, where he had been in the inter
est OF the new saw mill proposition. Mr..
Bush feels that his trip was successful.
The churches Of the city united last
Sunday morning and held memorial ser.
vice in the rink. Rev. Miller, pastor OF
the Methodist church, preached the
sermon.
Geo. Carlisle and Frank Bowers, who
are engaged in building house for Mr..
Carstairs, on the upper Satsop, came to
town to spend the wet weather with
their families.
With the close OF the pubic school the
several teachers leave for their homes.
Miss Twiss left Monday for Napavine,
Miss Castleman for Ocosta and Miss
Rhodes for Centralia.
Lawrence BRYAN, OF this city, who has
been engaged in the store Of Lyle Bros.
and later with II. B. Marcy. Hoquiam,
has resigned his position to accept an
other in the store OF the Northwestern
Lumber Go.
N. S. Merrill, for a number Of years a
resident of this county, now prosperous
raiser OF blooded stock in Southern Ore
gon, is in the. city on business. Mr..
Merrl can see numerous changes in Mon
tesano since he left here in 1890.
1t is reported here that the steamer
Oregon, bound from Seattle to Nome, on
which were number Of Montesanoitcs,
had met with an accident TO her machin'
cry and would have to be towed back to
Seattle. The rumor lacks confirmation.
Station Agent Baker has resigned his
position and been succeeded by MIR. lay
ior, q recent arrival from Iowa. Mr.
Baker left Tuesday for Chicago. lie re-
signed his place with the railroad COM
pany to sell the kellerman'Crane tire
nozzles in the state of Kansas.
Wednesday evening the Ema lodge o.
Odd Fellows came down to have five o.
their number receive the third degree
from the lodge here. Judging from ap
pearances the next day, the goat wal
alright after his activity the night before
and the newly made members had go
tLoir u,Ouav's worth.