Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-02-16
In CHEHALIS COUNTY
HAPPENINGS in ALL PARTS OF
The COUNTY,
Items of Interest From all Sections
of ChehaIiS County, Gathered by
Aberdeen Herald OrreSpOndentS
and Cleaned From Our County
Exchanges.
MONT TESANO

"Ai' ohu Ahics IldIIy MdtItcNS Itll
Wednesday for Seattle to visit friends.
H. G. Hungerford. OF Pomona hotel
Hoquiam. is negotiating for the lease oI
the Montesano House.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Y. NJ. G.
A. gave priscilla Tea" Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Carr.
K. l.. Morgan was up from Attic Mon.
day. He went to South Bend Tuesday
to look after logs shipped to mills in that
city.
Cashier Frank Byles is wrestling with
the prevailing disease-German measles.
DR.. f. l.. Carr is looking after business
at the bank.
G. V. Cook, who discovered oil on his
Wynooche ranch last year, has sold 10
Aberdeen parties and will 90 to the
Sound country to look up new location.
John Tay lor, Homer Martin and Ms.
H. A. Mustard are back from Kansas,
where they were called by the death OF
their mother, who died the morning they
left here. The funeral was delayed until
they arrived.
Mrs. E. Wheeler, whose millinery stock
was destroyed by fire recently, has pur.
chased Mrs. A. Z. Clark's stock. which
will remain in its present location, Mrs.
Wheeler leasing her own building to A..
E. Freeburger.
J. j. Pennepacker & Sons, who have
been running the J. E. Medcalf farm the
past year, will retire from the manage.
ment on the expiration of their lease the
last of this mo nth. Mr.. Pennepacker has
leased Mrs. Sutton's residence aud will
move to town.
During last week w. G. Bowers, mana.
ger Of Edw. Campbell's farm shipped to
the Harbor about 100 tons of hay, being
about the last Of the 1904 crop. Hay is
low in price for this time Of the year, on
account of the large amount of Yakima
hay shipped in this winter.
During 1904 the Montesano creamery
made SO, ,S99 pounds Of butter, or over
half of the total amount OF creamery but
ter made in Chehalis county. During
month Of January, 1905, the creamery
made 1890 pounds more than in January
1902, the first winter under Mr.. Durdle's
management. The farmers are discover
ing that winter dairying pays.
nOQUlAM.
Mrs. E. T. Hackett is very sick with
inflammation OF the bowels.
Mrs. G. H. Rhoades is reported to be
seriously i'll at her home in Karr's addi-
ton.
Harry Linder left Monday for Wash.
ington, D. G., in the interests Of some
timber claims.
Miss Bertha Brown.who has been Wis.
iting on the Sound the past week, re-
turned home Monday night.
Pat Lachapelle, foreman Of the Panel
& Folding Mill, resigned his position with
the company Saturday night.
Fred Hal ,ert left Monday for Rainier,
where he has accepted position az head
fler. His wife will follow him in few
days.
Joe Woods of the Union Meat Market
is now able to sit up, but it will be some
months before he is able to have the use
OF his legs.
H. d. Chapman, who has been in the
Ioc,,;,,,, Gouorol hoop;tol tbA oook t,ro
weeks doctoring for rheumatism, left on
the steamer Ranger Tuesday for his
hone at Copalis.
]. P. Todd, the fisherman, left on the
steamer Ranger Tuesday for Granville
to make arrangements with the Indians
on the reservation for the sale of their
fish during the spring.
Peter Olson, bucker in Lytle's camp
SO. was brought down Saturday night
about 8 o'clock and taken to the Ho.
quiam General hospital with a broken
leg and three broken ribs.
Miss Belle Burrows and Jimmie Bur-
rows came up from their home on the
Humptulips Saturday to spend Sunday
with their mother, who sick in the Ho-
quiam General hospital, Mrs. Burrows is
reported some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Johnson of
Eureka, Cal, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs Allen Johnson since December,
left for EIma this morning where they
expect to live. Mr.. John son has bought
ont n bIo oEcm;<b cbon xboro