Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-09-29

Inc steamer Coronado arrived IN pOrl
last night, and reported having spoken
the steamer Robert Dollar off the mouth
of the Columbia river. The Robert
Dollar was disabled, by broken shaft
but required no assistance, being headed
under sail, for Seattle for repairs.
A. P. Tugwell, supreme councillor, and
W. E. Mallory, supreme state organize,
of the Order of Pendo, were in the city
Saturday in the interest OF the order.
Mr.. Tugwell was former we'll known
populist editor at Tacoma and Chehalis,
and now resides in San Francisco.
The Grocers Protective Association OF
Aberdeen met Thursday. G. W. Nelson
was elected vice president. and the sew
eral committees were appointed. 1t was
decided to employ secretary and COL
lector who did not belong to the associa-
ton, in order to avoid any suspicion of
Partially.
In Judge Parsons court Saturday,
the Toppenish Trading Co., recovered q
judgement for $66.62 and costs, amount.
ing to 1925, against the Grays Harbor
Commercial Co. The suit grew out of
the sale of some hay to the latter com
pany. J. G. Cross represented the Top
penish company. and J. B. Bridges the
commercial company.
Frank ]. Becker and Miss Odess q
Burke, of this city, were married at
seattle last week, and, after short t,nr
of the Sound cities, will make their
home here. The happy young couple
are among the most popular young
society people in Aberdeen, and the
HERALD joins their numerous friends in
wishing them unlimited joy.
N. Waymire, the Hoquiam telegraph
operator who is accused OF embezzling
about 81 100, had hearing before JUS
tice Mc&eil, at Montesano, last week,
and was held in 81 900 bail to answer in
the superior court. He gave bonds, with
r. F. Lyle and G. II. Rychard, Of H .
GUAM, as sureties, plead not guilty in
the superior court and left for Tacoma.
The case of J. p. o. Lonsdale vs.. Tie
Grays Harbor Boom Co., has been de-
cided in the federal court in favor OF the
boom company. Lonsdale owned land
in the vicinity OF the Humptulips boom,
and alleged he was damaged to the ex-
tent of $4,000 by the boom. The matter
has been in the courts Of this county and
state for several years, and is now ended.
The Ordor of Pendo had an interest
ing meeting Saturday evening on the oc.
casion of the visit of Supreme Councillor,
A. 2. Tuewell and Supreme State Or.
ganizer, W. E. Mallory The supreme
councillor made an interesting address,
and a very pleasant eve ling was passed
with music, and refreshments. The Or.
der Of Pendo is growing rapidly in Aber-
deem, and now has 1877 members.
The visiting ball players were handled
without gloves on the Harbor yesterday
and suffered defeat in this city and Ho
quiam. In the morning the Aberdeen
club only permitted the Chehalis team
to score once, while the home bows re
gistered nine times at the home plate
In the afternoon, the Tacoma West End
ers Jared even worse, and were not
allowed to score at all, while the Aber
deem club had IL runs to its credit. Al
Hoquiam the Tacoma team did some
better, but met with defeat, the score
standing to4.
Allen Kellogg, of Hoquiam, and hi
bri1e had a rough experience last week
according to the Humptulips Press. The
young couple had left Hoquiam OF
wheels to visit the groom's parents, VIII {
reside few miles above Humptulips
From the latter place they started witt
one pony for their destination. The
lady found the pony too lively, and tool
it afoot. The couple soon found tha
they were lost in the woods, and, to ado
to the trouble, Mrs. Kellogg sprained AZ
ankle. The husband returned to Hump
tulips for aid, and finally, at II O'Clock a
night they reached the Kellogg home.