Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-21

w. ROup, who was arrested for rid
in gon the sidewalk, forfeited his bail
of SIS, when called this morning.
The steamer Centralia brought 100
tons of merchandise from San Fran
cisco for local merchants yesterday.
Mrs Fred Becker, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Jessie Hodsdon, left
for Zumbrota, Minnesota, this morn
ing.
S. +. Slade arrived from San Fran
cisco Saturday, on business conrlect-
ed with his numbering enterprises on
Grays Harbor.
Chas. Benson returned from two
weeks stay at Carson Hot Springs,
Oregon, Saturday, feeling much i'm
proved in health.
st. Agnes Guild, of the Episcopal
church, will hold Rummage sale
Wednesday morning, in the the store
room opposite the postoffice.
A. T. Smith. who has been in the
employ of the n. P. Railway Company
as civil engineer, left for Idaho, this
morning to accept a government po-
sition.
On the showing by street commits
sioner Hits, the case of A. Klupton,
for riding on the Market street side
walk. where the street is dangerous,
was dismissed.
George WeatherwaX left for Car
son Hot Springs this morning. Mr..
Weatherwax has been suffering from
rheumatism and hopes the springs
will relieve him.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Crandell, of
/ Amigo, Wisconsin, who are making
tour of the Pacific coast, are visit
J ing Aberdeen, the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. d. A. Schumacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F.. Johnson left
for Camas, Wash, this morning. Mr..
Johnson has ben cashier of the Che
halls County bank, and goes to Camas
to start a bank of his own.
| Fred Becker, Ray Johnson and
Frank Lawlyss returned to Tacoma
this morning, to continue their serv-
ice on the federal jury, after spend
ing Sunday with their. families.
R. E. Foy left for Seattle this
morning, to hunt up some of the par
ties who left the city without pay
ing him for groceries. bought while
he was in business in South Aber-
deem.
Miss Ida Thomson has been en-
! gagged as supply teacher in the city
schools. Miss Thomson is a gradu-
ate of the high school last year, and
has taken a course in the Montesano
summer normal school.
Emil Olson is over from Troutdale
| Oregon, arranging for the erection
of concrete building on the corner
of Hume and F streets. AS soon os
completed the building will be &C.
cupied as a livery stable by the S.
w. Johnston Transfer Co
| Cliff M. Weatherwax acquired
full half interest in the Aberdeen
Lumber & Single Co. Friday. by
the purchase of the one-siXth inter-
est held by J. NJ. Hackett. The price
paid is not given out, but it is be-
| lieved that the half interest has cost
Mr.. Weatherwax over 100000.
Fred/A Deming lost all the fin
gers and thumb of his left hand Fri
day morning, while working on an
upright saw in the Deming single
mill, so that amputation of the en-
tire hand was necessary. He is "a
years of age, and is the son of F. G..
'Deming, principal owner of the mill.
, Charles M. Cloud and other are Or
ganizing a company to build nata-
torium near the power house at Elec.
! trio park. AS there is nothing of the
kind on Grays Harbor, there is no
doubt that such thing will pay from
the beginning, as the Electric compa-
ny will probably give the ground rent
free.
Miss Frances Fox won the prize at
the ball-throwing contest at Electric
park Friday afternoon. The distance
made by Miss Fox was 1914 feet,
which is reckoned to be first class
She left for Seattle this morning, to
take part in the state ball-throwIng
contest, to be held there tomorrow
afternoon.
The bankers of Aberdeen enter
tanned their Hoquiam brethren Fri
day night at banquet at the Ho-
tel Washington, as result of los
ing the recent baseball game. Dur
ing the dinner it was decided to form
permanent organization, which the
bankers of Montesono anf Elma will
| be asked to join.
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