Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-07
nOQUIAM.

tend st. Mays ACADEMY AZ IoI''s"u'
Charlie Woods left last week for Van.
couver. to attend the st. James College
at that place.
Mourant & Watson are making record
/ time on the new barn on the cor .er ii
Fifth and streets.
Geo. Eberting has received two teams
for his new transfer. More horses and
trucks will follow shortly.
Harry Martin, manager Of the Hoqui-
ain lee que base ball team, was in Olym-
pia, Thu. sday, ON business.
The Hoquiam public schools opened
last Monday under Prof. A. IL. Davee,
with total enrolment Of 6l0.
Mrs. f. M. Gos!in, Of Viroqua, Wis.
consin, is visiting at the home OF Editor
Dean. She is an old friend Of the family.
Mrs. Peter Autzen gave Dude party
in honor Of Miss Florence Carlson, We'd
nestlay evening, September End, at her
home.
David Dixon, OF Walla Walla, and his
daughter, old friends of DR.. and Mrs
Frary, are in the city visiting ut the
Frary home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank, Of Wisconsin, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Hoffman the past week, left for their
home Thursday.
Marshal Cooper has large force Of
men on the streets sweeping and clean
ing them up. Tie crowd prefer working
on the streets in place Of paving their
fines.
Mrs. Emma Shaw, OF Shelton, who is
visiting at the Pomona, was formerly
resident Of this city. Mr.. Shaw was
killed in a railroad wreck. She has
many friends here.
Edmund Palmer, who was formerly
Hoquiam boy, but now holds position
OH one OF the large Sound steamers as
engineer arrived in the city last week to
visit his mother and brothers.
The beautiful residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John f. Soule, on street, was trans
formed intoa scene Of gaity Friday evening
when the members OF the Hoquiam league
team were entertained in royal way.
Mrs. Chas. f. Kuhn is home after
three months spent visiting her parents
in Idaho. The Starr family were long
residents of this city and had many
friends. They are now farming over
there and doing we'll.
F. o. Bennett and family left Friday
for Los Angeles, CAL, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Bennett
has been in our city great many years.
The many friends Of the young couple
regret to see them leave.
The contract FIR building about four
miles OF bulkhead along the river and the
hal Dor was awarded to Nelson & Heavy,
of Seattle. This dyke is for the purpose
OF keeping out the high tides which over
flow the lowland on the east side of the
river.
Mrs. Estelle Crawford arrived in the
city Thursday night to spend few weeks
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
King. Mrs. Crawford has been residing
in Dawson and her mother and sister,
Mrs. John Heermans, went to Seattle
last week TO Ii eet her.
r. G. Arnold, logger employed at
Lytle's camp on Elk river, was brought
tc this city Thursday evening suffering
from an incised wound OF the ankle.
While chopping With an axe he accident
ally cut himself on the ankle, infficting a
wound about six inches long.
The school board has made Emerson
avenue the dividing line Tor the two
fourth grades. So all children ON this
side OF Emerson avenue are compelled to
90 to the Stevens school. The board in
establishing this dividing line, hold that
over half the school children live north
of Emerson avenue and thus the divi.
sion.
Landlord Lamping, Of the New York
Hotel, who returned Monday from the
Hot Springs, speaks highly Of that place
as health resort and says that for
rheumatism it is wonder. Both he and
Mrs. Lamping came back much improved
in health. He is now figuring on
proposition to add further conveniences
to his hotel.
The Hoquiam Water Co. commenced
Friday morning to lay an eight-:nch main
from Eighth street to the Grays Harbor
Lumber Co.'S mill. The pipe is OF wood
and will run under the pier above the
high water mark. This pipe is consid-
cred better for this job as it is light and
the vibration would have no effect on it,
80 is used in reference to iron pipe.
In the contract for the completion OF
the Aberdeen. Hoquiam plank road be-
tween the two cities the contract was
awarded to P. Huntley, at SIS cents per
lineal foot. The reason this road has not
been built sooner was owing to the kick
by the property owners, but when the