Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-01-17

.FoR SALE.-The furniture and good
will of 10-room lodging house; next door
to postoffice. MRS. SERAH COsGROvE,
Cosmopolis, Wash. 15-6t
Fl. G. Nash, manager Of the telephone
exchange at Centralia, visited manager
Baily sunday. The unfortunate man
was drowned Monday while fording a
swollen river near Centralia, as he was
going to repair the telephone line.
MAKE ME- AN oFFER-On lots 3 and 4,
Sec. 7-2O-1O, lots l and 2, and NeH of
NwL Sec. 18-2O-1O. Will sell above
property for any reasonable price offered.
also have choice residence property for
sale. WIN. ANsTIE. l4-2t
Ed. Young, who represents the Six
Eagles Mining Co., left for his home in
Olympia this morning, having left the
business of his company with M. T..
Horr, whose office is in the Thomas
building, on Heron street near H.
Two donkey engines were loaded on
scows in East Aberdeen yesterday, to be
taken up the Wishkah river. One OF
them is large road engine for Fred
Green's upper camp, and the other a
yarding engine going to Young 4
Thompson's camp.
The reception and ball given by seven
young men in Firemen's hall, Friday,
was one of the most brilliant society
events of the season in Aberdeen. More
than two hundred guests were present,
and the bachelors proved themselves
royal entertainers.
The Citizens Band will give grand
ball, in Firemen's hall, next Saturday
night, and the boys have arranged for a
pleasant time. CastrinO's orchestra will
furnish the music, and no effort will be
spared to have all who attend thoroughly
enjoy themselves.
Mrs. ]. G. Mcmillan, of Hoquiam,
whose husband was killed by the acct
dental discharge of revolver last Febru-
ary, has won her suit against the
Preferred Accident Insurance Co. and the
amount due her, 1925 has been paid
into the federal court.
A government agent was up the Wish
kah river last week, in response to the
petition Of the settlers protesting against
the blockade of the river maintained by
the boom company. The agent was ac-
companied by Geo. H. Emerson and
Jno. f. S,ule, of Hoquiam.
Wishkah Lodge, X. of p, had an in
teresting meeting last night. A candi-
date was initiated in the rank of Knight,
after which social session was had.
Chancellor Commander Wolff treated
the lodge to an elegant lunch, and an
exceedingly pleasant time was had.
w. F. McGregor, brother of Mrs.
| James Stewart. visited the Stewart fam
| lily Tuesday. MIR. McGregor is proprietor
of box factory, and interested in a saw
mill at Astoria, where he resides, and
came to the Harbor to attend meeting
of box manufacturers at Hoquiam,
Monday.
The county Treasurer has called in all
county general fund warrants issued
! prior to April |, 1896, to and including
No. 1000. The following school warrants
are also called: Dist. 5 special to Feb. II,
! 1900. 20, special to Dec. u, 1900. 80,
general, to Oct. 26, 1900. Al, general,
to June g. 1900.
The new county officials took charge OF
their respective offices on Monday. The
offices were in fine shape, the retiring
officials having the work of each finished
up to date. New deputies were engaged
as follows: Auditor, N. q. Wheeler
Clerk, Leslie Kahler; Treasurer, Frank
Taylor; Sheriff, w. D. Campbell.