Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-08-06
IN CHEHALIS COUNTY
ahtpENINGS IN ALL PARTS OF
The COUNTY.
items of interest From all Sections
of ChehaliS County, Gathered by
Aberdeen Herald Correspondents
and Cleaned From Our County
Exchanges.
MONTESANO

B,rn to Mrs. w. l.. Parker, Wednes-
Cav, Augr st |, a son.
Mrs. John McCasky started Tuesday
on visit east OF the mountains.
Miss Mamie Gleaso II was the guest OF
Miss Frances Leybold at Elma Tuesday.
J. S. Woiord vas business visitor in
Montesano last week, from Eureka, Cal.
Miss Clara Bryan, of Seattle, is visit.
ing friends and relatives here, and will
remain during the summer.
Mrs. S. II. Lowe OF this city, under.
vent an operation at st. Joseph's hos
pital in Aberdeen Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Helen, OF San
lose, Cal, are the guests OF the Rev. w.
q. Benadom. Mrs. Helen is a sister Of
Mr.. Benadom.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schoppe and
daughter, of Great Bend, Kansas, who
are sight seeing on the Pacific coast. Wis.,
tied Montesano Wednesday.
Chas. DeBfuler, accompanied by his
daughter, Leveta, and son, Arthur, and
\ sister, arrived in Montesano, Monday,
rom Portland, expecting to make this
place their home in the future.
J. i. Calder left Saturday for eastern
Oregon to buy cattle for the Blockhouse
sanch. He was over around The Dalles
some time ago aMl brought out lot Of
ine horses. and will try the same Sec
lion for stock.
Enoch Peterson, TIE four year old son
pf Mr.. and Mrs. William Peterson, living
I'll ranch abovt eight miles from this
,ty, up the Wynooche river, had his
tight leg completely cut off just above
lie ankle, by q moving machine last
Saturday morning.
George Arland, who is going to log the
timber off The hills back OF the Academy
sldition, brought up a big donkey en-.
G,ne on the Han Dor Belle from Holuiam
last week, and has since been getting the
alWieldy machine over the flats, across
ahe city streets and up the ri e to where
he Will soon begin operations.
bishops saw mill, on the Chehalis riv.
ar front at Montesano, is to be put in
irst class shape so as to handle water
shipments of lumber as we'll as rail
distribution of its product, the first i'm.
provement being the building of large
iock Just below the mill, the contract
for the construction OF which was let
Wednesday, to j. w. Hall.
Edward l.. Carpenter, Of the United
States Engineering corps, with head.
quarters at Aberdeen, was up here last
week inspecting the work OF clearing the
Chehalis river from snags, which j. w.
Hall has just finished. All the obstruc.
hons from the fish hatchery down to
Aberdeen have now been removed and
river offers a clear, deep channel for ves
sells up to Montesano.
The United Statos Board OF Pension
Examiners for Western Washington
held its regular monthly meeting at
Monte ano, Wednesday, August /. Drs.
French, Story and Walston were present
and examined five old soldiers for an
increase OF pension, the applicants be-
IN as follows: II B. Garner and W.
L.. Hagerman, Of Montesano; Henry
Loucke, Hoquiam; w. F. Nutter, Artic;
and A. Payette, Aberdeen.
The following marriage licenses were
issued last week, Ernest w. Ilelbig,
Miss Eta Marguerite Dougherty; b. II.
Short, Miss Irene Preston; Troy NJ.
Eaker, Miss Lulu Chauncey r. f. Tag
CART, Miss Eta Beckenhauer; William
81. Hiney. Miss May belle l.. Wakefield;
Edward kearney, Miss Stella Randolph
Ralph G. Hewitt, Miss katherine Knack;
V r. Brown, Miss Lulu Thornton G. G.
Carr, Mrs, Mary Gikey; Julius Hollatz,
Mss Annie SWeuston Lester Jones, Miss
Mar aiet Conroy; Lorenzo d. Rowe,
Miss Alma &. Barrett.