Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-03-27
CHEHALIS COUNTY
LOCAL OOlNGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY.
Gathered by Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
and Cleaned From Our Local Exchanges.
HOQUlAM

Mrs. II. B. Martin visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mr.. Murphy OF the east side is down
with smallpox.
Born last Sunday to MIR. and Mrs. l..
G. Frost, baby girl.
Mrs. Jos. Lyle returned Friday from
lengthy visit TO Wisconsin.
Mrs. A. w. Reed, OF Aberdeen, visited
at the Fesenfeld home yesterday.
Another big logging engine was I'M
loaded Saturday for Poison Bros.
Miss Eta Garrison Of Montesano, visit
ed her sister Mrs. M. Carroll, this week.
g. w. Lamping has opened meat
market next door to the New York Hotel.
Chas. Room was out Saturday, the first
time since his severe illness with typhoid
fever.
M. G. Blake, foreman at the Wood mill
was laid up several days last week with
la grippe.
The genial NJ ose Freeland is laid up
from an attack OF rheumatism we are
sorry to note.
Mrs. J. M. Clapp of Seattle, came down
last Monday for few days visit with re-
latives in the city.
Miss Hattie Warren is home from
Montesano, where she has been at work
in the assessors Office.
Mrs. w. J. Kendrick, Of Humptulips,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mis-.
NEWMAN, on Karr's hill.
H. B. Hewitt is now log scaler for the
North Western in place Of A. II. Kuhn
who resigned this position last week.
Reports from the Eldorado wells are
most encouraging and the new hydraulic
machinery is said to be very successful.
The new Brewery Go, at Aberdeen, has
rented one Of the store rooms in the
Hoag building on Eight street and will
put in saloon.
DR.. o. G. Chase received slight in.
juries while at the beach this week.
Nothing serious however and he will
soon be out again.
Capt. Thompson returned last night
from San Francisco, where he purchased
machinery for his new boat. The keel
was laid yesterday.
The baseball team scored 1. grand sue
cess at their dance given in Lytle's Hall
last Saturday night. Splendid uniforms
will be the result of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Morgan, came down
from the Chehalis hatchery Monday.
They will remain until August and per.
haps permanent, if a change is made in
superintendent.
A. H. Kuhn and K. F. Lyle went to
Tacoma last Thursday to procure the
service Of practicable single mill build.
er and when they return work on the
mill will be pushed.
James Foxall will 90 next week to
supervise the construction OF long
trestle to be built by Poison Bros, at their
landing. 1t will take about three months
to complete the work.
Jas. Corners has made handsome
building on the corner OF Eighth and l
streets. The new building has been made
to conform with the old, so that when
painted it will make one Of the prettiest
blocks on the street.
In the healing OF George Diffin's arm
which was broken about three months
ago the musculo spiral nerve healed in
the wound causing paralysis OF the whole
arm. DR.. Rossiter operated on it Tues
day and succeeded in freeing the nerve
and use of the member is gradually re-
turning.
Robert Poison returned from two
IN onths visit at his old home in Canada.
He reports every thing back there in a
flourishing condition and that the atten-
ton OF the entire east is directed to the
Pacific Northwest and thousands of inn
grants are leaving there for these parts.
He says they are mostly farmers and will
make substantial citizens.