Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-06
AROUND Tht (OUhT1
Local Doipgs in Jill Parts Of
Chchalis County.
HAPPENINGS IN THE COUNTY
Gathered by Aberdeen Herald" Cor.
respondents and Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
MONrESANO.

MONTEsANO.
From local papers.
The graduates were banqueted by their
friends Saturday evening.
James Melville has sold his ranch east
OF MOntesano to Charles Arland.
Miss Julia Esmond returned yesterday
from Seattle, where she was attending
the State University.
Mrs. Carl Retzlaff returned to Aber-
deem, Tuesday, after visit Of several
days with Montesano friends.
D. w. Fleet went to Tacoma on bust
ness last Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Fleet accompanied him.
Gus Stratton has returned to take a
fresh start for the North. lie says he
set out too early in the season.
Attorney Hutchinson is now a patent
attorney, having lately been admitted to
practice before the patent Office Mt
Washington, d. G.
Contractor Hall has force OF men and
a pile driver at work reconstructing that
portion of the elevated roadway that
was deemed unsafe for travel.
James Biles, who recently sold his farm
near Elma, has bought the McCausland
property at Olympia, on the east side,
and will next week move to that city to
make his home there.
Luke Craig returned Tuesday from
trip to Burbank. Calf. He was accom-
panied on his return by Mr.. Kuhn, who
came to take look at this country, with
the idea Of buying a place here II he finds
anything to suit him.
Camp No. ~ Of the spanish.American
war veterans, At Tacoma, is named after
Rev. John r. Thompson, the well-known
Presbyterian divine OF this county, who
died at Manila while chaplain of the
First Washington Volunteers.
A meeting OF the trustees OF the Pacific
Soldiers Reunion Association was held
yesterday and Commander Ingram was
instructed to 60 to Westport and see
what work will be necessary on the
grounds and buildings before opening
the encampment.
VIC. Pascoe has been appointed police
justice Of the city to fill vacancy, and +.
G. Porter is now councilman, succeed
ing J. w. Hall, resigned. +. Wheeler,
who will spend the summer in Nebraska,
has also resigned, but his successor is
not yet appointed.
Last Monday evening, at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Quimby,
the ceremony took place which united in
the bonds OF matrimony, Mr.. Earnest G.
Roberts to Miss Mae Quimby, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. Shelley
OF the Christian church.
Luke Craig has sold his farm near this
place to the Turner brothers from York,
Minnesota. Mr.. Craig will leave in a
few days, with his family, for Los An
geles, and will 60 by steamer from Grays
Harbor. They intend to settle in Cali
f0rnia, where we trust they Will meet
with that degree Of success that should
be the reward Of industry and good citi.
senship.
DR.. E. P. French had narrow escape
from q serious accident while driving
from Elma to Rayyille last Saturday. He
had stopped to fasten tug when the
team ran away, but were soon brought
up by stump in the road. While the
doctor was trying to quiet the horses and
getting ready to resume his journey one
Of the animals began bucking and soon
had the doctor on the ground and was
jumping on him with all four feet, stun
ming him and tearing his clothes badly.
The buggy was overturned and COM
pletelv wrecked.