Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-06-14
MONTESANO.

MONTESANO.
Correspondence to the HERALD.
Miss Ethel Baker il again clerking in
Marcy's store, after her long illness.
J. A. Hutchinson WAS in Seattle last
week, trying case in the federal court
Miss Eva Nethery returned home last
week for brief visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Myrtle Nethery went to Ocosta
Thursday for a few weeks visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rychard were up
from Hoquiam over Sunday visiting with
relatives.
The Misses Campbell, Hoffsmith and
Hall attended the ball in Hoquiam last
Saturday.
John Eckles, Of Centrala, is now act
ing as cook at Bernier's restaurant. the
Royal Cafe"
Ex-County Commissioner a. p. Beck
was in the city shaking hands with his
friends Monday.
W. ii. Bush was called to Westport
Sunday by telegram saying his father,
Or. A. X. Bush, was quite i'll.
l.. L. Trask and B. G. Cheney left on
Tuesday for Tacoma, where they go as
delegates to the Masonic grand lodge.
Mr.. swazey, having sold his livery
business in this city, has bought the
livery barn of M. NJ. Wakefield at Elma.
N. S. Merrill left Sunday for his home
in Southern Oregon, after brief visit
with old friends in and around this city.
Rev. Miller and daughter left Monday
to attend the district Epworth League
convention being held in Chehalis this
week.
B. B. Crane and family will leave
Thursday for Elkhart, Ind, where Mr..
Crane will manage the business OF the
Kellermar-Cr Nozzle Co.
Gus Stratton left Monday for Dawson.
Mr.. Stratton, with some others from this
county, owns some valuable claims on
"Last Chance Creek" near Dawson.
Mrs. Mcmillan and daughter, Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, arrived in Montesano Mon
day evening for two months visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Calder.
Henry Carter returned last Thursday
from Portland. Henry reports that his
father and sisters will soon be here to
make this their home again. They all
come back.
Mesdames Bridges and Carr left Tues.
day morning on the train. They go to
Gate City by train then will wheel to the
Sound, visiting Olympia, Tacoma and
Seattle before they return.
G. NJ. Cochran and A. c. Mcneil will
leave in few days to travel in the in
terests OF the Kellerman Crane Nozzle
Co. Mr.. Mcneil will work in Michigan
and Mr.. Cochran will travel through
Maine and Massachusetts,.
Elma and Hoquiam ball teams played
ball at Elma last Sunday, the score being
II to % in favor OF the latter. Better
ball will have to be played or Montesano
will win the Harbor championship. Elma
is booked to play here next Sunday with
the Montesano nine.
Miss Eliza Wilson died, Monday, at
the homo Of her brothcr-in.law, John
Geissler, on the Wynooche. Of diphtheria.
Miss Wilson was the daughter Of one Of
our early settlers, James Wilson. She
was a graduate Of the state normal at
Ellensburg, and had taught several sue
cessful terms OF school in this county,
just closing one in Elma.
Last Thursday, at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Brewer, ON the Satsop, Miss Cara Brewer
was united in marriage to Mr.. Edgar II.
Blair, OF Marysville, Wash. In the shade
OF the front porch and beneath the beau
tiful decorations Of Ivy and flowers at
high noon in the presence OF host Of
friends and relatives, the wedding was
solemnized, Rev. Pearson, OF the NJ. E.
church OF Elma, officiating. Miss Brewer
is the daughter Of one OF our prosperous
farmers at Satsop. She attended Goucher
Academy one year, then going to the
Sound to complete her studies. Mr..
Blair is leading druggist Of Marysville,
and relative Of DR.. Blair, Of Elma. The
best wishes OF the community are cx-
tended.
ELMA.
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