Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Benjamin spent
SUNDAY at Moclps.
A. Wilcox, OF Los Angeles, is here
/ looking up a location.
Mrs. Alfred Anderson entertained at a
party Friday afternoon.
Dean for hest Tea an Coffee. Phone
l4ll tor prompt delivery. If
+ Ms ]. A. Mapes and ia nily have re-.
tined from camping on North beach.
/ +. \. Archer was shaking hands with
his many friends in Aberdeen, SATURDAY..
y very good assortment of office snr-
p!leH and blank books AT Evans Drug Co.
; j. Hutchinson, of The Bulletin, who
( has been visiting on the Sound, returned
Friday.
FOR Quincy, Express or Drav, call IA,
"A Star Transfer. Your orders prompt.
I ~ flied. #
The ladies' and friends OF the &. A. f.,
club will picnic at We.tport next Wed.
nesdav.
Mesdames John Mayhall, Minnie Mere.
dith and &. Bum are spending the week
at Pacific beach.
| Mrs. A. W. Middleton and family re.
turned Thursday from an extende out
ing at Cohassett.
So down and IS per month will buv a
lot at Roosevelt beach Lots $25 to S15
each. Will Lanning, JIG G st. tt
w. r Stiles, son Of F. A., will 60 10
Centralia this year, where he will be
principal OF one of the ward schools.
Mrs. G. T. DeLoah. Mrs. F. NJ. Potter,
Mrs. g. F. Drake and families went to
Moc'ips Thursday to spend everal weeks.
w. II. Pierre, has sold out hi, interest
in the Oliver Printing Co and has tax EN-
his old position in the Bulletin composing
room.
Q. NJ. Porter left via the Northern Pa.
cIfic Saturday. for trip to Portland. TIE
Dalles. Pendleton and other Oregon
cities.
Mrs. Robinson, sister OF Mrs. w, w
Hart, has been visiting Mrs. Hart at Co.
hassett, but came TO Aberdeen Thursday
and will visit here.
Grand Master Workman DR.. l.. M
Sims, of Kalama, and Grand Recorder
}. II. Hemmer of Tacoma, are visiting
the Harbor A. o. U. w. lodges.
! Malcolm Stewart, who is footing il
through Yellowstone Park, writes tina
he met the r. F. Halferty family camp
ing there, and that all were we'll.
Mr., and Mrs. c. A. Frldlander, O
Black River. Mich, are visiting thei
son, G. VI. Fridiander, OF Cosmopois
also their nephew, f. II. Tanner, of thi
city.
q A number OF the Tacoma teachers, VIII,
have been at Westport and Cohaeset
; summering. came mp on the Harbo
. Queen Saturday, and spent several hour,
in Aberdeen.
|
in the VI. E. church Friday evening were
Mrs. E. j. Bradley, Prof. G. Whitfield
! and Mrs. W. o. McK,nlay. Mis-. Kun
Smith, of Aberdeen, was awarded IL,
medal.
w. A. Flowers who has invented
continuance for running engines without
the use of the reversing lever, has jus
received patent papers on his device
from the patent Office at Washington
, Mr. Flowers. has sold out his business
here and will go to San Francisco ant
, Los Angeles, in the interest of his in
vention.
Mrs. Sam G. kaufman, her mother
and sister, Mrs. M. Bloom, and M,ss
Emma Bloom, of Tacoma, accompanied
by cousin, Miss Miller, Of Cleveland
Ohio, have gone to Tacoma after enjoy
: ing an outing at Cohassett beach. Mrs
kaufman will viait her relatives in Ia.
coma until Mr.. Kaufman returns from
New York.
For the quarter just ended the hunters
of Chehals county produced and OBJ
tanned bonnties on log wildcats, but nc
coyotes or cougars. This county has g
great lead in the capture of wildcats
Mason county being second. with lu2
. The total number for the state was $50
and 5,546 coyotes and IA cougars. W. it
man leads with S65 coyotes.
At the adjourned meeting of the hoard
of county commissioners. the board lei
: cont, acts for the gravelng of about fl
teen miles OF road in different parts o
the county and for the building OF II
: bridge over the Hump'ulips river. One
bridge over this river was reported com
pleted at cost OF $l2 900. 1t was hull,
by the Northwest Bridge Company. The
commissioners passed resolution ask.
ing the state highway board to appropri-
ate $40. 900 or as much as may be avail
able for Chehalis county, to be pend
ed upon the road between Montesano
and Aberdeen.