Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-07-30
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A. j. Gleeson was discha' ged from St.
Joseph's hospital, and returned to Cos
mopolis yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Elliott are down
from Seattle, vsiti'g Mrs. Elliott's moth.
err, Mrs. Catherine Loyry.
A. J. Burrows. OF the Grays Harbor
Gas Co., has secured franchise for an
electric light plant at B~andon, Ore.
Mrs. Cross left for her home in Port
land, Saturday, after visit of several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. J. w. Carey.
The Order of Pen.lo will give an ice
cream Ieo'ial, at Forester's hall this
evening, to which the public is cordially
invited.
Mrs. F. F. Smith and children left
yesterday for their home at Tumalo,
Oregon. after pleasant visit with Aber-
deem friends.
MIR. and Mrs. l. Beemer entertained a
a ty OF friends last Tuesday evening in
honor of Misses Maud Hegerman and
Lois Zeebuyth, of Montesano.
In recent letter to the HERALD from
John NJ. Brooks, Ashland, Oregon, Mr..
Brooks says, "Postmaster Campbell is
here, getting fat on sunshine and
scenery"
Collector Harper of the Puget Sound
Customs District, was in the city Friday
inspecting the Office of Deputy Collector
Dorm, and looking over the needs Of this
section generally.
Mrs. w. II. McWhinney entertained a
party OF lady friends last Thursday az
ternoon, in honor OF Mrs. Lowther and
daughter, of Eureka, CAL, and Mrs.
Cora McWhinney.
G. F. White, manager of the Grays
Harbor Commercial company, Cosmop-
| oils, now residing in Seattle, was elected
president OF the Lumbermen's Club in
that city last week.
In the police court, this morning, W.
p. Doyle and J. Nicholas drew ten days
each for being drunk and disorderly,
and for a similar offense Ole O!eson for
teited his bail OF $40.
A very pleasant "Aucton" social was
given last Thursday evening bv the
Young Ladies' Guild of st. Andrews
church, at the rectory. G. NJ. Clond
acted auctioneer, and secured $l4.l0 as a
beginning OF fund for the Guild.
Will tanning bought thirteen lots in
Portland Addition last week, OF Charles
Neeson. This purchase gives Mr.. Lam
ming nearly the entire addition, which
he is improving in manner calculated
to make it a most desirable residence
district.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Ennis were treated
to surprise last Wednesday evening by
their daughter, Miss Nina, on the occa-
sion OF the twenty.seventh anniversary
of their wedding. A number of person.
al friends of the family were present,
and most pleasant evening was en-.
joyed.
Captain N. J. Nelson has arrange
ments nee rly perfected for the establish
ment of wireless telegraph system be.
tween Aberdeen and Westport. He
proposes to erect station here in the
rear of his sail loft, at X and Wishkah
streets, and use the line for shipping and
other business.
r. P. Brown, to whom Grays Harbor
is indebted for its ball team, has resigned
from the management Too much rough
house business is his reason, and he has
been succeeded by Bill Hurley. Brown
will remain secretary and continue to
hold down the second base in his usual
efficient way.
Word is received from Attic, on North
river, Of the death Of Mrs. L. Morgan
which occurred last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Morgan was pioneer OF the North
river valley, having with her husband,
settled there twenty years ago, carved a
fine home ont OF the wilderness and
raised family OF children, who, with
her husband, survive to mourn her loss.
I A. X. Wade and E. l.. Morgan, two OF
the best known loggers OF North river,
were in town the first of the week as
witnesses in the North Shore Boom &
Driving company's condemnation pro-
ceedings against the Nicomen Boom Co.
Messrs. Wade and NJ Organ are operat.
ing logging camp this season, and re-
port that there will be between Is and
20 million feet OF logs put into the Nor til
river during the season. This was about
the same amount as was put in last sea.