Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-06-07
COUNTY NEWS
HAPPENINGS IN THE COUNTY
Gathered by "Herald" Correspondents
and Cleaned From Exchanges.
MONTESANO.

Correspondence to the HERALD.
Miss Mabel Tarr visited Aberdeen
friends Monday.
Miss Nellie Lowry was visiting friends
in the city last week.
II. NJ. Sutton and Miss Agnes Camp
bell left Tuesday for short visit on the
Sound.
Simmons & Byles have purchased the
livery business OF Mr.. Swasey, taking
charge Tuesday.
Miss frankie Rinehart returned Satur.
Arlington, Ore.
VIM. Leslie's wife, accompanied by her
parents, arrived last Wednesday evening
from Nova Scotia.
1t is current iumor here that one OF
Montesano's popular young couples will
soon join hands for life.
Dan McCloskey, the Aberdeen logger,
was in the city the first Of the week pur-
chasing horses foi his camp.
County Commissioners Carson and
Herman are on the upper Wynooche
this week, looking over the roads.
Deputy Sheriff Heptnger returned Sat-
urday evening from Steilacoom, where he
had been taking patient to the asylum.
Sheriff Huff returned Friday evening
FROM Walla Walla, after having turned
Prisoner Eyerly over to the penitentiary
officials.
Miss Ollie Dodge. a niece Of H. B.
Marcy, who has been going to school here
the past year, left for her home at MAN.
last Saturday.
j. f. Calder aud family left Thursday
for Olympia for visit with friends.
While away ]. f. will look after some
business matters.
Leslie Kahlar, stenographer for County
Attorney Abel, returned from Olympia
Friday, where he had been called by the
death OF an uncle.
Decoration Day was observed in Mon
.tesano by appropriate services, after which
a dinner was given to the veterans and
their families by the Relief Corps.
w. H. Bush and family left Friday for
Snohomish, to visit with relatives there.
Mr.. Bush will also attend the grand
lodge OF l. o. 0. F.'s in Seattle before he
returns.
B. C. Crane, manager for the k..C.
Nozzle Co., and family expect to leave in
a few days for Elkhart, Indiana, where
Inc is experimenting the manufacture OF
the nozzles.
Thos. Petit, son Of Prof. Petit, ar
rived in town last week for few days
visit with his par rents. Mr.. Petit Jr. is
a naval cadet on the U. S. training ship
Adams, now on the Sound.
The Misses Esmond and Bignold re-
turned from Seattle Saturday evening.
Miss Esmond has been attending the
State University and Miss Bignold had a
position in a wholesale millinery house.
Montesano and Elma base ball teams
crossed bats on the latter's field last Sun
day. The score was 8 to II in favor OF
Montesano. Weather permitting, Mon
tesano will play Aberdeen here next
Sunday.
The Kellerman.C Crane fire nozzle has
had its first test in fire. At fire in
sheboygan, Wis, the agent in that state
offered the nozzle to the chief OF the fire
department, which was accepted, and
Immediately large order was given for
the nozzles.
On Saturday evening Mesdames Marcy
and F'osnot gave farewell reception to
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Crane, before their
departure for the east. Krokinole, cards
and dancing, with light lunch, formed
the features OF the evening. The rink
was beautifully decorated for the occasion
and an enjoyable time was reported.