Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-06-20
AROUND TIL (OUhT1
Local Doipgs in Jill Parts Of
Ghehalis County.
HAPPENINGS IN THE COUNTY

Gathered by Aberdeen Herald" Cor.
respondents and Cleaned from
Our Exchanges.
MONTEsANO.
From local papers:
James Beck, of Elma, had business in
Montesano, Monday.
Miss Lydia Bilyeu has accepted posi-
ton in the Ocosta school next year.
James Biles and family left Tuesday
for Olympia, where they will reside.
Mrs. F. w. Dugdale and daughter left
Tuesday for their home in Butte, Mont.
Carl Retzlaff, the popular merchant
tailor of Aberdeen, was doing business
in town Wednesday.
Mrs, r. G. Trask was up from Aber-
deem this week on account OF the illness
of her grandmother, Mrs. M. A. Tarr.
Treasurer Weatherwax has RENTED
to the state treasurer $3,950.73, being
the collection of state taxes during the
month of May.
Claude Coghlan won 800 bicycle raj
fed by Stewart Bros, last Saturday even
ing, and Miss Maud Click also captured
one in rattle at Story's.
Mrs. H. D. Burch and Miss Sadie Car
lille left Tuesday for Snohomish to visit
the family of ex-County Treasurer Will
son, who now reside in that city.
DIR. Will Long has received his new
chair and cabinet for his dental Office and
now has one OF the most complete and
best appointed Offices in the county.
J. "A. McGillicuddy and VIM. Hoover
started Friday evening for timber
cruise in the North beach region, but
returned the next day to await further
orders.
Larry Rice is in town from the Sound
on visit to his family. He reports
having run across Frank Wilson and
Tom Doyle enjoying touch OF high life
III tIlc Guy u ucStluys
A game of ball played here last Sum
day between the Hoquiam and Monte
sano mines resulted in a victory for the
Montesano boys by score of 6 2. 1t
was an unusually interesting game.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Marcy, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Cheney, Mrs. F. L. Carr and
Mrs. A. Goss left Monday to visit friends
in Seattle and attend the grand lodge Of
Masons and Eastern Star at Tacoma.
Game Warden E. S. Alvey will make
his headquarters in Elma this summer,
from which point he will look after the
trespassers. He will have an Office there
and will attend to notary work, collec-
tions, and everything in that line.
On Wednesday, June ~, 1901, at the
home Of Mrs. B. @. Crane, sister of the
bride, in this city, Mr.. Soloman F. Med
calf and Miss Myrtle L. Nethery, both
Of Montesano, were united in marriage
by Rev. M. M. Marshall, pastor of the
Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Dora Roberts, of Olympia, widow
Of the late Warren Roberts, who was
killed on the Port Blakely Mill Com
pany's logging road in Mason county
while acting as conductor on October 10
last, has brought suit against the COM
pany for the loss Of her husband. The
case will come up for trial before Judge
Irwin,in Mason county.
Newton Gilkey on Wednesday sold his
ranch just west of Montesano to Henry
Figge, q recent arrival from Missouri.
The price paid was 1000, which includes
about 81 600 worth of personal property.
This makes an average of $75 an acre for
the ranch, including the improvements.
Mr.. Gilkey will remain here and take
his fathers place, the latter intending
to spend the summer with his son Bert
in Grants Pass, Ore.
Ed Valentine was badly crushed about
the hips, Wednesday, by being caught
between two large logs at the Black creek
camp Of the Lamb Timber Company.
Ed was employed as hook-tender and
had signaled the engineer to stop, but
the latter failed to see the signal and as
result Ed was caught between the ends
Of two large logs. He tried to climb
out Of danger but was caught before he
could get out Of the way. He will be
laid up several weeks, though no bones
were broken.
Justice Sutton on Wednesday united in
marriage Mr.. F. o. Taylor, of Matlock,
and Miss Emma E. Shelton, of Raymond,
California. The bride arrived on the
afternoon train from California and was
met here by the groom and Justice Sut.
ton soon had them united in the bonds Of
matrimony in his most engaging manner.
The young couple left on yesterdays
train on honeymoon trip to the Sound,
after which they will 60 to Matlock,
where Mr.. Taylor has good position
with the Simpson Single Co.