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


tie for short stay.
w / Patterson left for Portland this
morning on business.
!. Il. Collins went to Moclips this
morning for u vacation.
Miss Margaret Rutschow Of Seattle, is
the quest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bendlin.
feather C;ribben went to Moc!ips this
moruiup. where lac vii! spend a day OF
two bv the sea.
Howard Barrett left this morning for
Ashland. Oregon, to visit his folks, who
reside in that place.
Mrs. II. J. Frazer # San Francisco, ia
here. the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Bendln.
The BLACK Cats" lost Wednesday,
Thursday, and Fridays games. No word
has been received about the Saturday or
Sunday games.
Miss Minnie Glidden went to Moclips
this morning to secure cottage AS
soon as she has one, h r mother and SIS
ter will Join her.
Tom Larkin returned from Portland
Friday evening and reports his brother
Edward as still on the mend. Mrs.
Larkin and John are with the sick man.
Edward Keesler and George Hilton re-
turned Saturday fro n Carson, Wash.
where they have b, en- enjoying the Hot
Springs. Both are much improved in
health.
J. f. Dalton and daughter Florence,
of Tacoma. were the guests Of Mrs. II. T..
Cassidy over Sunday. Mr.. Dalton re.
turned to his home yesterday afternoon,
but Miss Florence will remain here for
some time.
Mrs. Charles p. Roberts entertained
the following ladies Thursday evening at
dinner at the Washington hotel Mrs.
w. J. Barrett, of Ashland, Oregon; Mrs.
J. D. Elliott, Of Seattle, and Mrs. Thos.
Tiethrake.
Acting Sheriff Anstie was busy Satur-
day serving notices on some thirty own.
ers OF timber lands, steamboats, and mills
Of the thirty per cent increase made by
the equalization board in the assessed
valuation of such properties.
The cement and concrete work OF the
foundation for the new electric pow.
er house is completed and practically
all the steel is now on the ground, and
from this time forward. work will be
pushed rapidly to completion.
Miss Pearl X. Archer, a graduate Of
the U. of Michigan. and an eX-teacher of
German, Latin and Greek in Miligan
! College, Tennessee, arrived in Aberdeen,
| last week, to take the position OF teacher
OF Latin and German in the Aberdeen
High School.
The body OF w. G. Bignold, who died
at one OF the local hospitals yesterday
evening, was shipped to the home of his
parents, Judge and Mrs. l.. B. Bignold.
at Montesano, this morning, by Bowes
& Randolph, undertakes. De-
ceased was 20 years old and had been
sick with typhoid three weeks, having
been brought to this city three days ago.
f. A. Stiles, who recently sold his
place to the city for location for pest
house. has bought another place on the
Wishkah, from G. Atkinson. Mr.. stiles
will devote his agricultural activities TO
the raising of fruit and chickens. He
will also teach the school in district No.
10 again, making the third term at that
place. Mr.. Atkinson will move to Aber-
deem.
The appraisers of the estate of Cap.
tain C. f. Burrows, deceased, have COM
pleted their apraisement OF such estate,
and have placed value OF 100000 on
the same. The estate consists OF person.
al property, mainly shares of varioue
companies in which Capt. Burrows was
interested. These companies are the
G.. f. Burrows Lumber company, g. 7.
Burrows company, Humptulips Driving
company, Humptulips Boom company
and the Aberdeen Gas company and
others