Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-09-16

Francisco on business.
Jas. L. Hall returned Friday from a
business visit in Seattle.
Mrs. Ed F, Jones and children spent
last week at Pacific beach.
A. W. Barley made busine. trip to
tie Sound cities last week.
Daniel Gillies came over from South
Bend Saturday to visit his family.
jo!n Landers. the sage Of Grand Forks,
is transacting business in town today.
9. f. Foster, chief OF the Astoria fire
department, visited Aberdeen Sat ur1ay.
Geo. Shelley. OF Portland, is in the
city, the guest Of his brothers, Edward
and Eugene.
}. 5. Coxey returned Saturday from
Roosevelt Beach, where he has his sum.
ner cottage nearly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. T,outman
have returned from their wedding tour,
to make their home in Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bertholf, of Seattle
who have been The guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Hart, returned to their home
yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. McDermoth left
today for BeIlinghA IN, to attend the An
nual Meeting Of the Congregational
Churches OF Washington.
Clark Smith. pulp and paper man of
experience, arrived from Mt. Vernon last
week, to take il position with the Pacific
Coast Wood Pulp Il Paper Co.
W. 7. Irgrarn, +. V. Northrup and
q. W. Dennis have filed articles of lnco,
p ration of the North Aberdeen Shlngle
Co., with IA capital stock OF $50 900.
Mrs. Louise Kar Inner and graz dson,
Ear katshner. LEI: this morning for the
old home OF Mrs. Kaishner in Ohio
where they Will remain SIX months OF
longer.
Hon. G. G. Cossro,e. of Pomruy, is y
visitor in the city today. Mr.. Co-grove
is making the run for the nomination fol
governor, and 10 canvassing the tta,e
before the direct primaries.
J. g. Lewis and W. Il. Mcbride left
for Salem, Oregon. yesterday, to visit t. {
state fair. Mr.. Lewis expects to brint
back a driving horse and Mr.. Mcbride
will return with a team OF draft horses
Julius Heyer left for Grand Rapide
Mich. last week, to visit with relatives
MIR. Heyer will stop at Ann Arbor, Mich.
to assist james Beemer, who is to hav,
his eyes treated. and later will leave fo
cities further east.
II. j. Palmer, who owns a 40-acre far n
close to Montesano, this year planted
seven acres in potatoes, and his crop wi
average nine tons, or $40 bushels to IT,,
acre. He has the entire yield contractt
for at $3.50 per ton.
Terence F. Dolan died at Ste accom-
Friday, aged 40 years. The body arrive,
here Saturday eve ming, and the funera
took place this afternoon, services at III,
Catholic chu h, Rev. Fa' her RYAN offic
iating. The deceased was a brother
Edward and Thomas Do'an anu Ms. |,
W. Green Of this city.
Rev. Wilmot Whitfield was placed OF
the snperanuated list at 'he Puget Sount
Conference Saturday at his request. Hi
advancing age and the i'll health of Mre
Whitfield led to this step, which lie Gin
cerelv 'egletted by their many friends il
Aberdeen. DR.. and Mrs. Whitfield vii
make their hone in Seattle
S. N. Anderson, of the Anderson 4
Middleton Lumber CO., will take charge
OF the business Of the Seattle Office of the
cement plant located at Concrete, Skagi
county. in which he lie interested. Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson are shipping thei
houeehold goods to Seattle, and will
make that city their future home. Mrs
Anderson will be greatly missed in the
church and society circles OF Aberdeen
The Friends in Council club has do
mated 500 worth of books on Folk Lo,e /,
the city library, and the library ha
ordered twelve volumes more cn tn,
same subject. which completes tt,
series. These hooks are to he kept il
the library as text books and are only fo
reference. During the last GO days mor'
than 300 volumes have teen added
many of them being valuable books o
reference.
The body OF Mrs. Lot'ie f. Lambert
who died in one OF the local hospitals
this morning. will he shipped 10 Littl'
Falls, Minnesota, tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Lambert was widow. eyed 5!
years, and leaves large family OF chill
dren, all OF whom are grown to mojUrity
Arthur, Lottie. Alvina. Mrs. Albert Fig
g,lston and Mre. Claud Mason, live ir
Monteaano; Mrs. James Mason in Pc.
latch, Idaho; Me. George Dingm al
Tumwater, WASH, and jasper, at Little
Falls, Mimi, to whom the body will bt
shipped.
JUDGE TANNING UPHELD.