Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-06
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Henry Schouw iler as down from hi
Elma farm Tuesday on business.
.. G. Jacobsen has moved from III
North Broadway to 401 West First street
The North Aberdeen Shingle c.. be
gan the erection Of d dry knn Tuesda,
Miss n. Dunlap arrived from CaIiforl, a
this morning, to visit relatives IN this
city.
A. j. Anderson is over from his British
Columbia logging works, visiting hi.
family.
ii. ID. Chapman is recovering from his
rheumatic attack, at the Grays Harbor
hospital.
Caldwell Bro.. logging camp on An.
drews creek resumed active operations
yesterday.
Il. W. Gordon, the well known pho.
tographer, has purchased studio in
Centralia.
n. q. Kaufman returned Tuesday
evening from months visit with t. len 1s
in San Francisco.
ID. X Evans, log scaler for the NORTH
ern Pacific railway, was a visitor in ABB
erdeen yesterday.
The new single mill of the Wishkah
Single Co. in North Aberdeen is about
ready to begin operations.
Mrs. John 2. Morgan is entertaining a
party OF lady friends this afternoon "a,
her nome. Fourth and X streets.
Geo Fisher arrived Tuesday evening
from San Francisco, for an extended
stay at his Aberdeen establishment.
Chas. II. Wilson and his son. Johns.
than, will leave tomorrow for San Fran.
cisco, where Mr.. Wilson goes ior h.,
health.
F. q. Collins. travelling passen. er
agent OF the Canadian Pacific Railway,
was in the city Tuesday in the interes, o,
his company.
Collin Murray, of Seattle, is in the ci Y
on hnslness. Mr.. Murray will I+av. : .
attic mex. Saturday for Alaska, where G
has valuable interests.
S. W. Johnston went to Cpntralia this
morning, Oh coal and other business
While in that section of the country IL.
will LOOK up some good horse flesh.
W. +. Safer, travelling passenger agen,
Tor the N. P. railway, was traneactlng
business here yesterday. From here h.
went to the different towns in Levi
county.
Hubert Karshner has returned from a
visit to the sound. Nj. Karshner made
the trip afoot from Grays Harbor to Port
Angeles. along the ocean beach, and en-.
joyed every mile Of it.
Mrs. Joseph Thomas stepped on rot.
ten plank, at NJ and Market streets YES.
terday, and was thrown violently on her
side. The lady was severely ininrel
and no donbt the city will have neat
sum 10 pay as damages.
q. NJ. Powell claims to have fonnd
rock suitable for the j-try on his Nenska h
valley property. within three miteS OF
Underwater. Ii the rock ia enl,abip. i,
will mean considerable money for G,a, ,
Harhor that now goes to the Columbia
river for rock.
a movement is on foot by the mill
men to organize a company to conduct a
general store, where merchandise will hn
sold at prices the men working for ,.-
duced wages can afford to ray. 1t is
proposed to- have capital OF at least
$50, GOO, and handle goods on the lowest
possible margin.
W. O. Nicholson, Eminent Grand
Commander. Knights Templar, for the
state of Washington, visited De Molai
Commandry last evening in his official
capacity. After the business session. a
banquet was served in the temple diniI g
room. and 81 ci Il session was INDUCED
in. While in the CITY Mr.. Nicnolson
was the guest o. Rev. and Mrs. G. Nc
Dermoth. He left for his home This
morning we'll pleased with his visit.