Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-11-23

COur Acne tn1S morning, 10 tdke
the position of financial agent in
the Indian reservation at that place.
A. W. Barkley, T. L. Douglas and
John G. Lewis returned Saturday
from Seattle, where they had the
32nd Masonic degree conferred upon
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Bush and Mes
danes Margaret Weatherwax and w.
E. Hill went to Tacoma this morn
ing to attend Christian Science
| lecture.
Captain Isaac Smith left Saturday
for Dalles, Oregon, where he was call
ed by the death of his son-in-law,
w. H. Jones, who left wife and
one child.
There will be a turkey rattle at
the Elks club tonight. Tomorrow
afternoon the club rooms will be
turned over to the lady members Of
the Elks households for similar
purpose.
A slight fire occurred at the Coats
single mill, Hoquiam, Friday night.
The fire originated in the boiler
room, and was extinguished by the
Hoquiam chemical apparatus before
but slight damage was done.
Otto Kaupenin was awarded ST.
OPS by the jury in the superior court
for his property in South Aberdeen,
condemned by the G. H. & P. S.
railway. He had asked for $1,000,
and the railroad company offered
$3.50.
VIM. Sawyer, who passed forged
check on Councilman Alexander, of
the White House clothing store, was
found guilty in the superior court,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for
an indeterminate term of from one
to fourteen years.
On Friday and Saturday last, the
ladies of the Congregational church
held their annual sale and supper,
and the success of the affair was
much more than they had hoped for.
The sale was held in the new base
ment of the church.
Nine vessels were anchored in the
lower harbor Sunday night waiting
for the weather to moderate before
putting to sea. AS number OF
vessels came in over the bar this
morning, it is thought that most OF
the outbound ones got to sea today
John Black arrived from Berke-
! ley, Calf, and is thinking of going
into business in this city. For many
years Mr.. Black was interested in the
light and water company Of Fair.
haven, and went to California fol-
his health and to educate his child
rem.
Ladies of the Degree of Honor met
with Mrs. J. S. Coxey Friday af.
ternoon and organized the Talitha
Cumi Club, with the following Off.
GERS: President, Mrs. J. s. Coxey;
vice president, Mrs. N. w. Bush
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. D. w
Franklin.
E. D. Roode, of Seattle. was in the
city Saturday, representing the Pa
cific Creosoting Co., which manu-
features creosoted wood blocks fol-
street paving. Bids will be received
for placing this pavement on Wish
kah street at the city council meet
ing Wednesday night.
Rev. F.. A. LaViolette left this
morning for his old home in Canada
where he goes to assist in the set.
Element Of the estate of his mother
The story that Mr.. LaViolette was
heir to large fortune, left by his
grandfather, was mistake, as both
his grandfathers were dead before
he was born.
J. j. Ryan of the Grays Harbor
Boiler Works, returned Thursday
night from Shepherds Hot Springs
Oregon, where he had gone with Mrs
Ryan for the benefit of the latter's
health. Mrs. Ryan stopped over at
Portland for a visit with friends in
that city, and is much improved by
her sojourn at the Springs.
E. j. Adams, recently from Grand
Rapids, Mich, has decided to make
Aberdeen his home, and his formed
a partnership with City Attorney
John c. Hogan. under the firm name
of Hogan & Adams. Mr.. Adams has
served as speaker of the Michigan
house of representatives, and as .
member of the constitutional con-
ventiOn, and is lawyer of acknOw-
! lodged standing.