Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-04-28
CHEHALIS COUNTY
LOCAL DOINGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY.
Gathered by Aberdeen Herald Correspondent
and Cleaned From Our Local Exchanges.
HOQUlAM

in Portland.
Newton Britain, OF Humptulips, was
down Sunday.
The North Western Mill began run
ming II hours last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Dineen are home
.iter Il lengthy visit in California.
Mrs. Freelald, who has been seriously
III with appendicitis, is much improved.
Loretta and Gussie Attlesberger have
oeen very sick with tonsilits, but aie
Improving.
Captain Pinkston, of the Hotel Hoqui-
IN. gave the first swell dinner of the
easpn, Sunday.
Oscar Morris will probably pitch for
Ioquiam this season. lie is making IA
q ack ii jack OF Il pitcher.
Mrs. Clarence Philbrick underwent IA
erious surgical operation, tuesday, and
ID, now getting along nicely.
Miss Edith Dent returned home last
saturday from IL three mouths visit to
lends and relatives III the East.
Geo. Dillin is now taking treatment at
nlls' hospital for paralysis of the arm
nat was broken a few months ago.
Work on the new foundry will soon be-
IN. The pillng is alieady on hand and
ir. Rodderman's machinery at Eureka,
california, will he shipped by May 10th.
Frank Goodell and family visited at the
..ychard home last week. Frank was
,rmeily well known here and had many
lends. He is now located at Astoria,
Jregon.
y gentleman named Smith, OF Everett,
,as bought Il corner near the shipyard,
nd announces his intention Of building
large store for "a stock OF general
merchandise.
Sundays Post intelligencer had a cut
II VIII Campbell, the Hoquam boy who
igned TO play with the Seattle team, and
lave him IA very complimentary notice.
,uccess to him.
The new logging engine for the Poison
Bros. was loaded OH scow Sunday and
AIKEN to their camp. This makes three
locomotives this firm has in use besides
wenty donkeys.
If the senate adjourns, as now seems
Ike ly, without passing an isthman canal
plll, it will be hard work to convince the
voter that the railroad lobby does not
control that body.
The new building for the Hoquiam
Lumber q Shingle Company is going up
'dat and it is intended that by the first
u July the two ten-blocks will be drop
ping 1000 shingles per day.
Miss Lucy |, Howard was married to
'ir. Thos Il. stewart last Saturday even
lng, by the Rev. Mr.. Sattherthwaite, at
the NJ. +. parsonage. These young peo-
pie are late arrivals from Minnesota.
The many friends OF Edmund Palmer
will be pleased to know that he holds the
responsible position Of third engineer OF
he fine government transport Warren.
ibis is a good position for so young IL
man.
Noah Hunley returned Monday from
ensthy visit to his old home in Tennes-
see and Hot Springs, Arkansas. lie re-
ports his father to be farming at the old
nome and better cOntented than he was
in Washington. His brother Harrison
has returned to this state and settled
near Fuirhaven.
Edward Iycan, OF this city, was elected
one OF the vice presidents of the Wash
ingion OIL Miners Association, which
organized last week, 1t is said that an
etio't viii be made TO get the Quinault
Indian Reservation withdrawn from set
tlement and reserved as oil lands. There
will have to be some good oil wells found
before any such radical action as this
will be entertained.
The Hoquiam Fire Company enter
tanned the Aberdeen Fire boys at a
smoker last Saturday night in the A. O.
L. w. hall. Quite a contingent from the
nelghboring city We're present and en-
joyed the hospitality OF our local laddies.
Everything tn t an epicure could desire
was on hand. Clam chowder, coffee,
sandwiches, cake, saratoga chips, pretzels
and beer were part of the feast. 1t is
needless to say that some enthusiastic
speeches were made after luncheon. At
a late hour the smoker broke up with
promises of renewal of the occasion.