Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-21
,CHEHALIS COUNTY
LOCAL DOINGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY.
ssshersd by Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
and Cleaned From Our Local Exchanges.
nOQUIAM

Mrs. M. d. Freeland was taken sudden
u i'll last night.
C.H. Rychard is confined to his home
with a severe case of mumps this week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fry, last
Sunday baby which lived but a short
tune.
lee Carlton has been suffering from
ma attack of heart disease for the past
week.
The W. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
C. W. Shaw, on Spruce street, Thursday
April "a.
1t is reported that a boxing school is
ssSon to be opened in town with W. +.
Cooper as instructor.
Mrs. L. II. Brewer Of Montesano came
down last Tuesday for short stay with
Der sister Mrs. J. Soule.
$. A. Hoag was elected by the l. o.
p NJ, as delegate to the head Pow
wow TO be held soon at Walla Walla.
The city was full of surveyors Saturday
md Sunday. The crew of men who are
10 survey the Quiniault Indian reserva-
Con were here.
Albert Hess has begun the erection OF
handsome house on Chenault avenue,
garr addition, for his own use. G. IL.
Scott has the contract.
Mrs. II. b. Martin, who has been in
She hospital for the last two weeks was
sble 20 leave last sunday. Mrs. Martin
underwent an operation but is now
about fully recovered.
Gene" Waller, while working in
Pclson's camp last week caught two
roung cubs which he brought two town.
They are being cared for by Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. z. Albright.
Poison Bros, the big logging firm,
have just received 80 ton locomotive
FOX the logging road, and four car loads
Of trucks. This firm is one OF the most
enterprising firms in the state.
From appearances now the new cav
, mill proposition OF the Hoqniam Lum-
Der and shingle Co., is sure go, and a
mill with capacity OF 10000 to $4,000
saot Of lumber per day and will be built
ihis summer.
The county commissioners should get
An unbiased report of the south side pro-
position before ordering road which
compe;s bridging the Chehalis river To
1s the matter looks entirely impractical,
from financial view.
Messers Lytle & Kuhn are rushing the
work Of building the big shingle mill just
rs fast as possible. In spite of the bad
weather last week the piles for the foun-
dstion and dry kiln were driven, and the
work OF putting up the frame is now 60
ing on.
Mr.. G. Barlow. late arrival from Da-
kota, let contract yesterday to G. +.
Philbrick to build three story, 30 room
hotel This will be built on Jed Young's
corner, just opposite the ship yard. Mr..
Barlow is greatly impressed with the city
and is willing to put good money in here.
Miss Harriet Alexander OF Illinois, a
graduate of the Illinois Normal, has
taken charge OF the 9TH grade. The room
in the upper story OF the Mckinley
High School building mas been fitted up
and is now occupied by the 7th, 9th and
10th grades; the last two passing to the
Superintendent office to recite.
The work by the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Co., begun last fall, in identifying
she grounds and improving their depot
facilities, and now assuming such pro-
portions as to show there usefulness as
veil as slightliness. The grounds are
aow cleared OF logs and drift and when
covered with grass will be very pretty.