Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-10-13
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.
MONTESANO

Andrew Smith has received fine new
threshing machine and engine.
Chas. Keller and Silas Wilder are run
ming down elk ON the Wynooche this
week.
Frank Quimby has moved ais family
to the White-Star mill near Elma, where
he is now working.
VIM. Caldwell, one of the "Big Six"
loggers, is building house on land he
owns in the Wynooche valley.
Gordon Simmons has finished his con-
tract of gravelling West Broad street.
and that thoroughfare is now in good
condition to travel on.
A. E. Erickson, the shoemaker, is pre-.
pairing to move to North Yakima, on
account Of his wife's health. His family
is now there and he will 90 over next
week.
Mrs. II. B. Marcy, Grand Matron
the Order Of Eastern Star for State off
Washington, left Tuesday to visit lodges
in Eastern Washington. She expects to
be away elk weeks.
Jake Hepfnger was down from Seattle
Sunday visiting his mother and his sister,
Mrs. Irwin. He hay just returned from
Alaska, where he has been in Engineer
Clapp's surveying party.
ELMA
Grandpa Sumner is very sick at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. johnson at
Porter.
The Electric Light company placed
fire under their boilers Wednesday for
the first time.
Floyd L. Lewis went to Aberdeen
Thursday, 10 see his father who is sick
in that city.
Mrs. J. w. Ray went to Porter Wed.
nesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. John.
son at Porter.
The outside masonry on the Combes-
Strubel & Clancy block is rapidly APP.
preaching completion.
Prof. Holloway began school in the
Satsop district on Monday. Mr. Halo
way has the reputation of being one of
our best county teachers.
The Aberdeen Elks have probably the
best lodge room and club house in any
town OF anything like its size IN the
state.
James Mouncer and wife and Ben
Schatter and wife OF Satsop, left Monday
for a visit to the Worlds fair at ST.
Louis. 4
w. l.. PoweSs, Of Satsop, was in town
Wednesday, and stated that he was
about to move to Aberdeen to engage in
the wholesale orange and lemon and
flour and feed business. He does this
in order to avoid middle men in selling
the fruit on his California ranch.
COSMOPCLlS.
G. G. Martin and wife of San Pedro,
California, were looking for property in
Cosmopols this week.
A. new dry kiln for G.. II. C. Co.'S
shingle mill No. l, and the log slip for
mill No. 2 is being replsnked.
The youngest child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ekstedt, which has been seriously ill for
he last month, is slowly improving.
Samuel Davis and family, from Ok
ford, Kansas, have come to Cosmopois
to make their home. Mrs. Davis is sis
ter to A. V. and G. B. Somerville
Van Ashmun has decided to make his
home at lIoquiam, and has moved his
household effects there. He is a good
citizen and good judge Of lumber.
James l. Long is back again in Co.'S
mopolis and will remain here with his
family until spring, when they intend
to move to their ranch on the upper
Columbia river.
John Ganger, of Aberdeen, formerly
OF Cosmopolis. received telegram that
his father was in a hospital at Wichita,
Kansas, and not expected to live. lie !
left for Wichita Tuesday morning.
OAKvlLLE.