Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-03-09

A. NJ. Steadman, Of Aloha, was a Sun.
day visitor in the city.
DR.. F.. p. French. Of Elma, was among
the visitors in the city Sa urday.
Mrs, j. s. Coxey entertained the
Swastika club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. NJ. Birmingham entertain ed
the $. S. club last Thursday aiterno IN.
Mrs. L. w. H4rrick returned last wee k
from an extended visit in Ashland, Ore,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. p. CaIlison left Satur.
day for ChebaIis. to spend Sunday With
d friends.
Mrs. G. V. Halter and children re-.
turned Friday from visit with relatives
in South Bend.
Mre. f. Carothers and daughter, Miss
Helen, of Montesano, visited Aberdeen
friends Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith have re.
turned from Missouri, to again make
Aberdeen their home.
J. II. Holland. the Oakland druggist,
attended the Pythian convention in All.
erdeen Friday evening.
Mrs. W. E. Greene and Mrs. E f.
Shields entertained Saturday afternoon,
at the home Of the former.
The Friends in Council club will met
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Chas. Il.
Sau+'s. 42l East First street.
Mrs. W. o. MrKinlay entertained Fri
day afternoon in honor OF her sitter, Mrs.
W. T. Scott, Of Fairview, Oregon.
Geo. F. Nye entertained the ushers oil
the Grand theater after the performance
Friday night, at Hotel Washington.
Mrs. W. w. Cunningham returned tc
her home in Winlock Saturday. after a
visi. with p. A. Powell and family.
Mrs. W. T. Scott left Saturday for he,
home in Fairview. Oreoon, after visit
with her sister, Mrs. W. O. McKinlay.
Mre. S. Riker entertained the jolly
Girls club Friday afternoon, at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Caldwell, 500 North |
street.
Captain and Mrs. Smith, parents o
Mrs. ]. J. Kaufman. have moved to Alb
erdeen from Bell ngham. and reside a
Ill North Broadway.
Colin Mckenzie has taken two view
of Heron street on one piece of photo
graphic paper. One view is right sid'
up and the other is upside down. TIL,
picture is curiosity and shove that ever
II photographer may look two ways.
&. NJ. Powell, who was in the city Sat
urday for the first time in good man,
days, says he has bAen busy breaking
land in the Nenshkah valley, where h
resides. He says he t,as broken a grea
deal OF new land this spring and intend
to keep on.
The Grays Harbor Gas Co. will max
good many extensions of pipe in thi
city and in Ho9niam. Tie company ha
ALEC contracted for a large scrubher an
new compressor for Abe, deem, and con
templates putting in compressor TN
in H. quiam.
Mrs. Joseph Dabney is visiting siate
, in New York and did not come to tn
coast with Mr.. Dabnev after their retur
from Europe. She will stop in Ne,
York several months before joining he
husband in Oakland, Cal where the
will bnild fine residence.
A letter has been received from Rev
Chas. McUermoth at San Francisco. ga,
ing he was recovering from the fatigu
; of the vo, age. aud would not return OF
the mp trip of the steamer Qninault. II
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Woo
and Capt. and Mrs. A. T. Stream.
Ernest Bloch, formerly manager of tn
berdeen brewery. now interested in
CRY looking after interests connect+
with his business. He said that his pre-
lee ed scheme of erecting brewery il
lIoquiam has been abandAped for tn
present or until there is an improvement
! in financial conditions.
The Slade Lumber company has bagnI
two actions against the Northern Pacif
Railway company, one to recover S. 00
damages for alleged treapass on the Slad
company's property at point on thu
Wishkah river where the railway com
panv Is building its bridge, and anothe
case wherein the Slade company seek
to have it's rights at that point on til,
river ascertained.
Ben Sheeks and other attorneys arr
preparing legal papers in the Hump
tnlips boom cases which are to come III
again in the superior court. Last weel
a number OF timbe, men, Photographic
and attorneys went to the Humptulip
river and the scene OF the litigation il
order to get further information concern
ing the alleged damages OF owners b,
ro,sou If tho Opayation of tho dana n,