Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-23
MONTESANO

MONTESANO
Jesse JAG b.. OF Ridgefield, WASH, is
visiting his brother Frank, here.
M;ss Ruth Townsend wentto Aberdeen
Tuesday for a brief visit to friends.
I'M Garrison, Of Forest Grove. Ore',
has been visiting friends here the past
few days.
A. D. Deyopshire, president OF the
Montesano state Bank, returned Tues
dav from business trip to the Haroor
G ties.
s bafer Bros. are now making all ar
ranyemen,s TO at once start up tier big
| oca;,, camp at Juno on the Satsop,
with full crew.
The Eagles OF Montesano are pre-
pairing to give play in the near iuture'
Cbas. DeBruer, the efficient stage man
Aver. having charge OF the arrangement.
The new Sunset single mill started
nm last week on a trial run in order to
get the machinery in proper WORKING
condition befors beginning to operate on
regular time.
A quiet home wedding was celebrated
Thursday afternoon. December 10, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d, II, Bush
man, Oh Sylvia street, the happy couple
beinp Milo Thompson ami Miss May
Butts.
The following marriage licenses were
ssued during the past week: Frank y.
Briggs. Ethel NJ. Stearns; Christian NJ.
Whitsel, Mary E. Hank; Fred H. Kaech,
MYRTLE f. McCubbins; Milo Thompson,
May Butts.
After the acouittal by the jury Mon
day Of ]. A. Moller, Of Aberdeen. on the
charge of using abusive languaget to Mrs.
G. W, Bell, the complainant attempted
to assault Moler on the streets OF this
city with an umbrella.
ELM4
J. W. Hines and Chas. Hines went
to o., mpia Wednesday on business.
L. I. Wakefield went to Raymond.
Thursday in the interest Of his hotel
there.
Miss Ida Shelby went to Centralia
Thursday to visit Mrs. Marion Howell
or few DAYS.
E. j. Callow came up from Aberdeen
Tuesday morning to visit his brother,
A. L. Callow ami family.
Allen White, of the White-Star Lum-
Der Co., went to Aberdeen Wednesday
afternoon on business trip.
Mrs. George Murray, of Satsop, came
up Wednesday to visit her mother, Mrs.
II. NJ. Maxwell for few days.
Mrs. J. S. Crandal returned to her
home in Asst oria, Ore, Thursday, after
spending week with her parents in this
city.
W. W. Leatham returned Tuesday from
his trip to Ohio, the place OF his child.
hood days. He visited with relatives
that he had not seen since 1868.
Mrs. Owen Clancy left Thursday for
an extended visit among relatives in
Carson and Genoa. Nevada, also in Cali
ornia. Mrs. Clancy expects to be gone
about two months.
HOQUlAM
DR.. f. Lycan was in town Friday from
Moclips.
Another party OF Milwaukee railway
engineers, lett here Friday for the Queets
country.
John Sommerville, who has been clerk
ne for II. p. Albright, has joined the
railroad surveyors.
Charles Carpenter left Friday for
Barnes, Kas.. where he will visit his old
home for two months.
Z. o. Henry, who has been clerking
the New York hotel, left for his old
home in Pennsylvania, Friday.
Seth Warren. U. S. commissioner, who
has been laid up with severe illnese the
past two weeks is reported to be improv.
ng.
Mrs. Edward Campbell left for
her home in California Friday after q
visit with her son, City Attorney VIM.
Campbell.
G. A. Reuter- the Hob River rancher,
arrived here last week, where he will
spend the holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George P. Reuter-.
OAkVlLlE
Mrs. T. J. Watkins is seriously i'll at
her residence in this town.
N. N. Markle sold tract OF land in
The west end to A. Wilson Monday.
Mrs. William Paul is reported serious.
II ut her residence near this town.
Posters are out announcing a shooting