Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-02-27
CHEHALIS COUNTY
LOCAL DOlNGS IN ALL PAR .
OF THE COUNTY.
Gathered by Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
and Cleaned From Our Local Exchanges.
MONTESANO

MONTESANO
IL. Trask was up from A berdeen the
first Of the week.
J.E Medcalf returned yesterday from
business trip to Aberdeen.
ALI Green, a retired newspaper man OF
Aberdeen, was in town yesterday.
Editor McDougall of the Vidette left
yesterday morning on a visit to Seattle.
Miss Leo Fosnot and Miss Lena Rog-
ers visited friends in Hoquiam this week.
Albert Everson is again in charge OF
Ninemire & Morgan's ranch west OF
town.
Mel Bachelor and Marshall Mitten OF
Cosmopolis were in town on business
Monday.
Charles Story will open bicycle repair
shop in the Calder building on lower
Main street.
DR.. and Mrs, f. L. Carr arrived home
this week from months visit to their
old home in Illinois.
Mrs. E. A, Bacon of Westport went
through on Mondays train on visit to
her parents in Tacoma.
Mrs. Mary Weatherwax came up from
Aberdeen Wednesday to visit at the home
OF her son, Carl S. Weatherwax.
Joseph Weir and Mrs. Matte Williams
both Of Matlock, were united in marriage
Tuesday evening by Justice Sutton.
Mrs. Fitzgerald OF Oakville came down
Friday to visit her parents, Mr.. Mrs.
James Smith. She returned home Mon
day.
G. 3. jenkins has built twenty foot
addition to his blacksmith shop this
week. This gives him shop So feet IN
length.
Mrs. w. j. Yourex came over from
South Bend Tuesday on visit to her
husband, who is waiting on trial on
charge Of murder.
The Yourex murder trial has been
postponed for one month to await inn
provement in the condition Of G. Y. Fen
wick who is principal witness in the
case.
There seems to be nothing that Cheha-
lis county cannot produce. Thos. Rylatt
has left at this Office couple of oranges
grown on a tree outdoors at his place,
near Montesano.
Geo. Jordan, who has been in South
Africa for several years past, arrived in
the county this week to look after his
property on North Beach. He is an old
friend Of Henry Rosmond OF this city.
Fred Porter returned Tuesday from a
visit to Gle Elum, where Mis-. Porter is
spending the winter Tor the benefit Of her
health. He found her getting along well
and expects that she will return home in
about a month.
On top Of their notorious work on the
county printing contract the commission
ers this week paid the Hoquiam Gazette
several hundred dollars for work which
it did not do, The full particulars will
be given in our next issue.
Ben Kesterson, timber cruiser living
west of town, came down with the small
pox Wednesday and was PROMPTLY quar-
antined, at the home Of Isac Burt. Mr..
Kesterson doubtless caught the disease
in his travels at some of the camps.
The Dennis single mill will start up
for the season about March first. Mr..
Dennis has on hand $4,000 feet Of logs
and expects to have 100000 feet on hand
before he starts, This will keep him
running till the water i'll the river lowers
so that logs can be brought up from the
boom.
John Sanchos, the bold bad Indian OF
the Oakville reservation, is confined in
the county jail on charge of assulting
Dick Case, one OF his brother Indians,
with deadly weapon. A preliminary
hearing was held at Oakville and John
was bound over for trial at the superior
court. Mr.. Sanchos has already served
term in the penitentiary for similar