Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-09

Henry Gannet, of the State Geological
Survey, estimates the standing timber o
Chehalis county at 27,632 1928, 900 feet
Most OF this timber will 60 for shipmen
by way OF the Aberdeen mills.
Mrs. j. D. Lowry surprised her hus
band, Tuesday evening, by having 1
number Of friends assemble at the HON,
for social time. 1t is needless to say
that all present enjoyed themselves.
Swords, guns, coins, delft and china.
ware, and works of art generally were
on exhibit last night at the Y. M. G. A
Including the supper the ladies will cleal
about $50 from the exhibit and drill.
Miss Maggie Geissler returned from
Montesano, Tuesday, where she had
been attending the funeral of her grand.
mother, Mrs. j. Geissler. Mrs. Geissler
was 81 years old at the time of he.
death.
Professor Harris reports that Miss
Jeans a teacher in our schools. was call
ed away two weeks ago to attend the
funeral of a relative who died from scar
let fever. The young lady has not
returned nor sent any word why she
remains away Miss Lundgreen is substi.
tuting.
Clyde Bechtell, while working in HUI
let's hand logging camp, Tuesday, was
struck by a sweep, and it was question
for while as to whether he would live.
At present he is doing we'll.
Pearson & Campbell have sold their
stock OF wall paper to Norm & Hartung,
and will go out OF that line of business.
Mr.. Pearson will attend to real estate
etc., and Mr. Campbell the post Office.
There is no trick in dyeing. You can
do it just as well rs any one if you use
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES. Boiling
the goods for half an hour is all there is
to it. Sold by Evans Drug Co., 10c
package.
DR.. Schumacher has case of "physi-
clan heal myself" While riding down
+ street Wednesday on his bike, instead
of tumbling to himself he tumbled to
the street. Of course it does not hurt
very much.
l. Emery. with cargo Of fruit, vegeta.
bles and fowl, was down from Satsop
visiting our merchants, Tuesday. He
and many other farmers will rejoice
when the road is open from here tt
Montesano.
A. F. Goats returned Tuesday night
from Seattle, where he purchased g.
pound rails and a Baldwin locomotive
for the logging railroad OF the Chehalis
County Logging 4 Timber Co., neal
Montesano.
The remains OF Mrs. A. Gruonmo
brought from Ballard, Tuesday, were in
tered from the Seventh Day Adven
chapel, yesterday. Mrs. Gruonmo wa
IS years old, and former resident o
Cosmopolis, but late of Ballard.
j. II. Hale, of Elma, proprietor of thu
Beaverdale Celery Gardens. learnin,
that an inferior celery was being palmet
off in Aberdeen as his product. wishes i
made known that Beaverdale celery il
sold only in Aberdeen by the followin,
grocers: Model Grocery, r. j. Becke
and Shelley Bros. tt
Carl Lund, who settled on the Mo,
Chehalis creek, above Elma, Is year
ago, has just cause of complaint agains
the COUNTY commissioners. After max
ing home in the woods raising family
and paying about $3.50 road propert.
and poll taxes, he is obliged to abandon
his home or let his children go withou
school advantages, and has moved t.
Hoquiam. All for lack of road one
quarter OF a mile long. Mr.. Lund ha
decided the right of way for roads to tn
county, and, for the first few years OF hi
settlement, worked more than half hi
time making roads so that he could &c
provisions to his claim. He has repeat
ed.y petitioned the commissioners 10
the opening of this piece of road, but
not having tie right pull, withou