Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-04-23
CHEHALISC COUNTY
LOCAL DOiNGS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE COUNTY
Items of Interest From All Sections Of Che.
halls County. Gathered by Aberdeen Herald
Correspondents and Cleaned From Our
Local Exchanges.
HOQUIAM.

MlU' W W. AAOueuou 10 Flo'oihe uAOh .
at the county seat this week.
John G. Foster, the commission mer-
chant, is laid up with a bad leg
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Kellogg left for
Portland, Sunday, on short visit.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
G. S. Van Duesen next Friday, the oath.
Miss Emma Goodell, of Montesanc,
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. G.
II. Rychard.
The family of P. Mccoy have arrived
from North Dakota and will now make
their home here.
Mourant & Watson began driving piles
for the foundation of the new mill Of the
Grays Harbor Lumber Co. Monday
morning.
Al. johnson yesterday received letter
from his wife from San Francisco, stating
that she had arrived safely, after pleas
ant voyage.
Mrs. John Bouchard, Ct Tacoma, has
OCCA Visiting uCt olStCIE1 IL d.
Baker, and Mrs. James G. Alvey, for the
past few days.
Work on the improvement of NJ street
commenced Monday. Plank is being
hauled and the work Of laying same will
be pushed along.
Monday night the order of Pendo had a
jolly time. They had invited large
number OF their friends and they treated
them to a tasty and sumptuous supper.
Mrs. Sarah Cooper, the aged mother
OF our popular townsmen, James and
Jack Cooper, and her son Joseph, who
have been living here for the past several
months, left Tuesday morning for Spoon.
err, Wis.
O. p Burrows and wife left Tuesday
morning for New York, on visit to
friends and relatives. This is the first
time in twenty years that the entire
family will meet at the old New York
homestead.
I. B. Cooper who was appointed
administrator to the estate of Alex. Lun-
din, who died here about two years ago
has received from the U. S. Consul in
Finland, the receipt of the various rela-
lations OF the deceased for their shares in
the estate.
Jos. Bernard has just completed
handsome residence OH the Hoquam
river about four miles from town. He
has bought a large body Of logged off
land and some excellent bottom land
along the river fl ont and has now built
him nice home.
DR.. Horace Campbell and bride re-
turned last Monday night from the
Sound; their wedding trip was neces.
sarily short on account of the Doctors
large and increasing practice. They will
be at home to their friends, in their apart.
ments in the Winters block.
Eniar Erderson went to Aberdeen,
Tuesday morning on business. He re-
ports that their spar camp at Little Rock,
is blockaded with several orders Of spars
ready to ship, but which are de.
layed by the scarcity Of fiat cars; and
the camp is temporarily shut down.
The work on the building of the large
saw mill addition to the Panel & Fold
ing Box Co. plant on tho East side is
now being pushed rapidly forward. Fifty
men are now driving piles and putting
up the frame work. When complete the
mill will have an output of about u.s..
900 feet daily.
The handsome gasoline yacht built at
the Hoquiam shipyards for F. F. Will
liams, was launched Monday evening.
She is a very pretty boat, having the
following dimensions: Length, "a feet;
breadth, feet; and is fitted with an
eight horsepower, Palmer Bros, gasoline
engine. The model was made by Geo.
H. Hitchngs and is as pretty as one
ever saw. She will have room to &C.
commodate about 20 passengers, and
will be used to carry freight and passen-
gers by Mr.. Williams, between Hoquiam
and his logging camps, near the mouth
OF the Humptulips river.
ELMA