Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-01-05
CHEHALISCOUNTY
LOCAL DOINGS IN ALL .PARIS
OF THE COUNTY.
fem, Of interest From All Sections OF. Che
halls County, Gathered by Aberdeen Herald
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Local Exchanges.
HoQUIAM

Most of our merchants report a very
satisfactory Christmas trade.
JIG. Wheelock will leave in few days
for California, for three months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hawkins have a
fine baby girl at their home, born Tues
day.
The Panel ard Folding Box Co. have
mt in an electric light plant for use at
the factory.
Erred Keil and Cora E. Brous we're
married on Christmas day at the home OF
the bride, the Rev. Mr.. Benadom otiiciat-
ing.
Alfred ID. Cahill and Florence f. Burns
were married last Thursday in the parlors
of the City Hotel by the Rev. Mr.. Bena-
d,m of the NJ. f. Church.
The Misses Ella and Emma Ellingson
came home to spend the holidays with
their parents at New London. They are
students at the Ellensburg Normal.
The shingle mill Of the North Western
Lumber Co. is shut down to make some
needed improvements. The boiler room
is being overhauled and large boiler
put in. There are many other changes
to be made.
The annual meeting Of the Hoquiam
Commercial Club for the election OF a
BOARD of trustees, was held Monday eve
ming. The following board was re.elect-
ed r. F. Lyle, G. w. Slime, G. II. Ry'
ci.ard, J. w. Hull, j. o. Stearns.
Miss Jeanne M. Shaw was married to
Mr.. Frank Wheeler last Monday morning
at the home Of the BRIDES parents on =
and First streets. The wedding was a
quiet affair. only immediate friends being
present and Rev. Mr. Griggs, of the Pres
byteIian church, officiating.
After the death OF G. III. Rhodes and
the family left in such poor circumstan-
ces, NJ. d. Frceland and Braid Cooper
circulated subscription paper for their
benefit. This was generously signed and
they we're enabled to turn over to the
family about $1,000. This was Christ
mas present all could be proud to have
helped to give.
In your resolves for the new year make
one in which you refuse to be knocker.
Don't discourage any one who desires to
help the town. Don't think that by
pushing down another you can boost
yourself up. Ii your rival is getting bus
mess get rustic on yourself but don't
blame him. If you are in business,
deal honorably and don't be too close and
you will get your share OF the business.
The Royal Neighbors have elected
officers for the coming year as follows
Mrs. Anna Foote, Oracle; Mrs. Helena
Winters, Vice-O Oracle; Mrs. Malinda
Lewis, Chancellor; Mrs. Alice Campbell,
Recorder; Mrs. Sarah Wade, Marshal
Mrs. Sarah Lacock, Inside Sentinel; Ed.
Flanders, Outer Sentinel; Mrs. Malinda
Lewis. Manager. Physicians, w. B
Wells and A. J. Mcintyre.
The east side OF the river is being built
up rapidly. At least dozen new build.
ings are in course OF construction. There
is also talk of putting in a general mer-
chandise store in that vicinity. Two new
mills will be erected on the river from,
Immediately. The ground is being
cleared and the plans and specifications
have been drawn for the Panel and Fold.
ing Box Co.'s new saw mill. Piles are
also being driven for the Poison Shinele
Co.'S mill