Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-20

a short stay.
J. L. Prison left today for Delhi, La.
where he will make his b me.
A. Il. Mccoy left today for Leaven.
worth, where he will visit frieuds.
DR.. and Mrs. A. S. Austin left for Port.
land this morning, for short stay.
J. II. Hoo"an, of the Rose Shoe Co.. is
on short visit to the Oregon metropo,is.
John Bertholf, of Seattle, who has been
in the city on business, returned home
this morning.
Judge Bush left for South Bend this
morning. to attend to some business
affairs there.
Mrs. F. G. Abramson, who has been
visiting friends in the city, left today for
Duluth, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Davis returned
from their wedding trip to the Sound,
Friday evening.
j. NJ. Neil, of the Ninemire Packing
Co., went 10 the Sound cites Saturday,
on business trip.
The Review club will NEE. with Mrs.
S. K. Nettle,on. 4OS West First street,
tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Nema Brough, who has been vis-
iting Mrs. Minis, in this city, returned to
her hone in Rainier, Ore, today.
Jack Adams. d. d., handed $40 over
to the police department for the privilege
OF not being able to express himself.
w. b. Doddridse. who has been under
the weather lately, left for Hot Lake.
Oregon. this morning. for couple of
weeks
Ernest johnson and Albert ingram
lett over the Northern Pacific saturday ,
for their old home in Sweden. While
times are quiet OH the coast, they will
visit old friends.
Eugene Foster and D. NJ. Bowes left
for Hot Lake, Oregon, yesterday after.
noon. At Centralia. while watching the
water. they missed the train, Du. then
they did not mind that.
Hon. John G. Hogan has been placed
on the commission to devise ways and
means by which an amicable settlement
can be arrived at by the mill and railway
interests. His appointment comes from
! I,, s,,l T. Il
tie last week.
Can't. A. T. Stream says that every .
| thing of value lie now being taken off the
| wrecked schooner Solano, near South
Bend, and that he has left man in
charge of the work there who will see
that there is nothing wasted that can
possibly be used.
Mrs. Jane Haight entertained a dozen
of her lady friends Saturday. in honor
OF Mrs a. d. Wood. who leaves for Den
yer, Col tomorrow, on a visit to rela.
tlves. In looking over the personnel OF
the ladies' present, it was found that all
except one were grandmothers.
Alonzo Sphar left for Ashland, Oregon,
Saturday morning, and will probably
bny an interest in fruit farm at that
place. Mr.. Sphar has been night engin-
Ger at the Anderson & Middleton mill for
some time. and now seeks not only a
change of occupation but also change OF
climate.
1t is reported that Rothschild & Co.,
who have been in Port Townsend for the
past Is years, with Offices in Tacoma.
Seattle, San Francisco and Portland,
will establish an office in Aberdeen. The
year 1908 lie the 18th anniversary of the
organization OF the firm, which is a large
shipping concern.
+. f Shaw, of 405 North II street. was
operated on Thurs ay. at one of the local
hospitals. The operation was most
critical one, and is the third one which
Mr.. Shaw has had in the past few years.
A few months ago an operation was per-
formed on Mr.. Shaw's shoulder, the one
IdSl week WAS IOT tTtuDlo vi Ino UIduuer.
John Hansen. the tailor. left on Sum
day for Washington, D. c., where he
goes to attend the sessions of the Ma
tipnal Cutters association. which meets
in that city. Mr.. Hansen will 60 over
the Union Pacific route to Chicago and
Will return over the southern route, visit
ing st. Louis, New Orleans. Galveston,
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
1t is currently reported thit the Lamb
Timbar Co.. Larkins Bros. and Dan Nc
Crimmon have entered into an agree.
ment to build standard railway ND The
Wynouche river, from the Chphais to
Black creek, having switch connections
with the Northern Pacific. The new road
will bring into M rket one of the largest
and best belts of timber in Western
Washington.
w. c. Harding, J. G. Hogan and Sec
rotary Hart, of the chamber of commerce,
represented Aberdeen at the meeting of