Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bertholf, OF
Seattle, are in the city visiting rela-
! tives.
| Greeley Kolts is over from British
| Columbia, visiting his brother, l..
J. Kolts.
Geo. F.. Nye left for Seattle this
morning to spend his vacation with
friends.
r. H. Roy of Saginaw, Michigan,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Morley
! The ladies of the Congregational
church, will meet at the parsonage,
on Thursday afternoon.
H. Winden of Olympia. after a
short visit with his daughter, Mrs.
F.. A. LaViolette, returned to his
home today.
Mrs. J. NJ. Elliott and children
came down from Seattle to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Elliotts mother
Mrs. Cathrine Lowry.
Mrs. j. A. LaViolette, of Fern
Hill, near Tacoma, who has been
visiting her son. Rev. F. A. LaVio-
lette, left for her home this morning.
Margaret A. Wilson, Carrie f. Will
son and Jonathan Wilson have in
corporated the Charles r. Wilson
estate, with capital stock of $685.
900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hulburt left this
morning for Long Beach, Cal, in
which vicinity they will spend a
couple of months for the benefit of
Mrs. Hulburt's health.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. West and Mrs
Stella Spear Of Raymond, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Spear,
of this city during the Christmas
holidays, left for their home this
morning
The Union mill is closed for re-
pairs and alterations. About $780,
| 600 will be spent in new work
and machinery, which will make 1t
one of the most complete mills on
the harbor.
G. w. Hutton, of Aberdeen, and
| w. E. Johnson, of Melbourne, have
purchased the merchantile establish
ment of Wilson & Carlisle at Satsop,
and will take charge of the bust
ness January /.
At the Christmas tree in the Elks
lodge room Wednesday evening, John
G. Lewis was presented with a
! handsome Exalted Rulers emblem,
M. r. Sherwood making the pre-
sentation speech.
De Molai Commandry, Knights
Templar, convened in special Christ
mas session Friday at 9 a. m, the
session lasting until la m. The
service was largely social one, and
was well attended.
Among the outgoing passengers
this morning were Viola Perkins, 60
ing to Lincoln, Nebraska; Hans
Slefagard, for Waterloo. Iowa; H.
J. Walker to Edmonton, Alberta; and
J. M. Colby for Noeborna, Missouri
Mrs. Frank D. Lawlyes,in passing
along West Sixth street, Thursday
afternoon, slipped off plank and
broke a lower limb just above the
ankle. Mrs. Guy Canterbury, who
happened along called couple of
men and had her taken to her home
Geo. c.. Clark left for Coos Bay
Oregon, this morning. to look up
timber. For ten years Mr.. Clark has
been with the American Mill Co.,
and during that time has had only
IL days lay off. He is now going to
take trip through Western Ore
gon before coming back to Aberdeen.
Two cupalos blew off the Grand
theater roof Friday morning, and
nearly crashed through the home of
w. w. Anstie, which adjoins on the
east. The structures formed part of
the fire protection to the theater, and
weighed about 400 pounds each, and
it was very fortunate that no one
was injured in their fall.
The Union Bank & Trust Co. pre-
sented it's customers with "The Jones
Profit Book by Frank G. Jones,
handsomely bound in flexible leather
covers. The little book shows the
per cent of profit on any class of
goods figured on the cost, and is a
valuable addition to the desk of any
man engaged in settings goods.
Mrs. Emil Niscoon was taken to
Montesano Saturday to be examined
as to her sanity. Mrs. Nlscuoms hus-
band, who is Russian Finn, during
& drunken spree several weeks ago
threw lighted lamp at his wife
and baby after terrifying her by
breaking up all the furniture in the
house. Her experience at that time
is thought to have affected her mind.