Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-05
CHEHALISCOUNTY
LOCAL DOlNGS 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.
nOQUIAM.

E. O. Mclaughlin OF the North West
ern Lumber Co., left Monday for Port
land on u short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Thurber, who have
been visiting friends in Oregon the pas
week, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. I. B. Cooper and daughter Ma,
left Monday for Ashland, Ore, where
they intend spending the winter.
The many friends Of Mis-. II. P. Au'
bright, will be glad to hear that she is
rapidly recovering from her illness.
JAS. Clements, depot agent at Roslyn,
who has been visiting the family OF NJ
l.. Cagley, left for his home Monday.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church are ar.
ranging for bazaar to be held on the
afternoon and evening of December Is.
Gerald Fink Of Seattle, spent Monday
night in this city OH business. Mr.. Fink
and George Kellogg OF this city, are old
college chums.
Mrs. M. f. Waymire, of the Northern
Pacific depot force, who has been taking
a months vacation on the Sound and
Portland, returned Sunday.
The North Western Lumber Co.'S box
department, broke all previous cutting
record last month, just doubling their
cut Of any month last year.
Jos. Woods of the North end meat
market, arrived home Sunday from few
days visit to Portland and Vancouver.
He reports very pleasadt time
The steamer Rustler was on the Grays
Harbor Iron Works dry dock Monday
having new propeller put in and a few
other minor repairs to her hull.
There is not town on Grays Harbor
but will derive more benefit from a good
road from Montesano to North Beach
than the local traffic along the railroad.
The Lyle Logging Mercantile COM
pany report fir logs scarce and worth
$3.50 and 81 per thousand. Spruce logs
are plenty, as are cedar, and prices weak
Jack Ryan, sailor Of the schooner
Borealis, which is loading at the North.
Western mill. was admitted to the St.
David's hospital Tuesday, suffering from
heart trouble,
Thanksgiving occurs Nov. 25 and the
annual ball Of the Ho1uiam l. o. o. F.
occurs the same night. These are among
the most pleasant of all the social func.
tons of the city.
Col. S. p. Richardson and II. +.
Evans, two prominent lawyers. are in
the city for few days looking over the
field with the idea OF opening a law office
here. They are both we'll known law
yers in this state and look upon Hoqui-
am as favorable location.
The wet goods merchants have petit.
toned the city council to refuse to issue
any more saloon licenses. There are
now Is saloons in the city, and their pro.
prietors believe they can satisfy the de.
mand with profit, and contribute the
present annual tax OF 81 900 if no more
opposition is allowed.
We prophecy that in five years Aber.
deem and Hoquiam will be joined to one
municipality. On the completion Of the
electric road, it will be commercially, and
the only question thereafter to be
threashed out will be the one OF name.
OF course, the two fellows that gave the
two cities their names will have to be
killed off, but little things like that will
not stand in the way.