Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-09

Seattle last week.
A. ]. Jackson is down from Mon
tesano today on business.
Mrs. S. M. Reyes went to Tacoma
Saturay, to visit her son, Humphrey
Keyes.
C. E. Troutman went to Teninc
Friday, where he is erecting some
buildings.
Mrs. G. B. Reid went to Seattle
Saturday, to visit her daughter, Mrs
Grover Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Faram will
leave next Wednesday for Southern
California, to spend the winter.
Sheriff McWhinney is fitting up a
shipyard in South Aberdeen for re-
pair work, to which he will devote
his time after his term of office ex-
pires.
]. C. White arrived last Thursday
from Youngstown, Ohio, to visit his
brother, Ralph c. White, and may
decide to send for his family and To-
cate here.
The case of Edward Lovos, the
young guardsman who appealed te
the Superior Court from the decision
Of the military court, is being heard
at Montesano today.
S. w. Nellis, president of the Yves
tern Washington conference Of
Seventh Day Adventists, will visit
Aberdeen next week, and will speak
on Thursday and Friday evenings
November 10 and 20.
r. L. Morehead, brother of J
D. Morehead, who recently arrived
from Michigan with shoe stock
has concluded not to enter that
line of business, and has sold the
stock to the Jacob Shoe & Leather
Co.
Work was commenced this morn
ing on the new boom in the Wish
kah river, for the Highland Home
Boom Co. Piling will be driven for
two miles on the east side of the
river north from Highland Home Ad-
dition.
The football game at Electric
park Saturday afternoon between
high school teams of Hoquiam and
Centralia resulted in tie, S and 5
The game was spirited. and those
present enjoyed splendid exhibition
of football.
E. M. Stannard and H. L. Sackett
of Racine, Wisconsin, manufacturers
of outing and camp furniture, are
, in the city, looking for a site fol
| their factory. The Chamber of Com.
merce has them in hand, and an.
| other industry may be added to Alb
erdeen.
The search for the body of Ray
Burke, in the Copalis river, has beer
abandoned, after being diligently
prosecuted for a week. The mouth
of the river has been guarded with
fish nets to prevent the body from
going out to sea, and hope is en-.
tertained that it will be recovered
when it rises to the surface.
Mayor France and Street Commits
sioner Hits held a little wordy con
tention on the street Saturday morn.
ing over city affairs. 1t is said the
| mayor objected to the request oil
Hits for an automobile in which te
| attend to his multifarious duties. the
| horse and buggy being too slow, and
scarcely up to the dignity of the
position.
Fayette Bousfield left Saturday
for his home, in Minneapolis, afte,
looking over the field with a view
to establishing pail and tub fac.
tory. He gave the Chamber of Com.
merce ninety days in which to make
his company a proposition, which II
satisfactory, he said, the plant would
be in operation in six months, EN-.
ploying ITS people.
Hoquiam lodge, B. P. o. d. WIN An.
tend the annual Memorial esrvices
In Aberdeen, with the Grays Harbor
Lodge, on Sunday December 5. Hon
D. II. Schively, state insurance com.
missioner, will deliver the address
F. w. Parker, general agent. and
Fl. l.. Sisler, assistant general agent
OF the Chicago & Northwestern rail.
road, were in the city last week.
A. F. Chamberlain had Jack Alex.
ander arrested on Saturay on a
charge of theft. In Judge Loomis
court this morning it appeared that
Alexander who worked for Mr.. Cham.
berlain on commission, supposed he
had right to sell the goods and
made statement of the sale with.
out turning over the cash. The court