Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-07-24
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

friends in the city.
Phil :. Locke is in San Francisco, on
insurance business.
Watson West left this morning for
few days visit in Seattle.
Misses Nellie Sargent and Ella Fox lett
TODAY for few days visit in Seattle.
e.. Fl. Parr left this morning for
Eugene, Ore, to look after his claim.
Mr.. and Mrs +. L. Berlin have re-
turned from their outing on North
Beach.
Capt. l. and Mrs. Smith were down
from satsop, yesterday, visiting old
friends.
Grove Antrim left Yesterday, on the
steamer San Pedro, for san Francisco,
on business.
The Aberdeen Base Ball Club will
play the Olympia club at the Capital city
next Sunday.
Chas. Walsh left yesterday for San
Francisco, on business for the Western
Cooperage Co.
L. L. Maley is expected home this
evening from his trip on the east side OF
the mountains.
Rev. James Lackey, of Steilacoom,
visited his brother, Rev. DR.. "A. H.
Lackey, this week.
The Rowland block, on G street,
known as the give row." is receiving a
needed coat OF paint.
The little son OF Walter Kicking was
severely scalded, Tuesday, by the upset
ting Of boiling pot OF tea.
The quarantine has been raised at the
Hayes residence, Miss Jean Hayes hav-
ing fully recovered from the scarlet
fever.
The steamer Ranger will make an ex-
cursion to North Beach next Sunday,
leaving Aberdeen at and Hoquiam at
$3.50 a. IN.
Peterson & Preston, who are operating
logging camp on the south side, re-
ceived a large ysrding engine, Tuesday,
from Tacoma.
4 large gear wheel was taken up to
Larkin Bros camp yesterday. to replace
the one recently broken on one of their
donkey engines.
Judd & Silvis who hay. the contract to
b lid the new Presbyterian church, on
the corner of Broadway and First streets,
have begun operations. and Creech Bios.
are driving the foundation.
The new addition to the Aberdeen
General hospita. has been completed,
and is now occupied, and the demand
Tor oms at the hospital fully demon
strates the necessity that existed for
more accommodations.
Conductor Cranstol has been trans
ferred TO the evening train from that OF
the morning This will make it pleas.
ant for one OF the most popular con.
ductors on the road, as SIR. Cranston will
now remain over night in Hoquiam,
where his family resides.
There will be county prohibition
mass meeting at the NJ. +. church,
Montesano, on Saturday, August 8,
beginning at | p. III. Afternoon and
evening session. Good music, promi-
nent speakers. All prohibitionists in the
county urged to be present. The public
is cordially invited. 2t
The steamer Harbor Queen announces
an excursion to Westport every Saturday
evening hereafter, leaving Aberdeen at Z
and Hoquiam at 7:30 p. M, and return
ing, leaving Westport, Sunday morning
at O'Clock. A round trip fare of so
cents is made, and the tickets are good
| to return on any trip Sunday or Mon.
day.
/ q. X. Gilluly, former pastor OF the
Aberdeen Baptist church, has engaged in
his old profession, that of the law, and
is connected with James Hamilton Lewis,
at Seattle. MIR. Gilluly is now on Grays
Han Der doing some special work for the
being warmly greeted by his many Aber-
deem friends.
c. n. 10y, the photographer, is at TIE
Aberdeen General hospital with broken
leg, and feels exceedingly fortunate that
he and his wife were not drowned Mr..
and Mrs 10y were returning from a
visit to a vessel at South Aberdeen, and
had their dog with them in the skiff.
Upon attempting to land aboard the
steamer Harbor Queen. viii III was lying
at her dock, the dog made Jump and
upset the small boat. Mr.. Loy's left
foot was caught in the skiff, and to release
it, and save himself from drowning, he
gave lurch that broke the leg below
the knee. After his release from the
boat, and with his leg dangling, Mr..
10y succeeded in catching hold OF Mrs.
Logs dress, and holding to her until the
couple were taken aboard by the crew Of
the Harbor Queen.