Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-12-03

Mrs. julius Heyer entertained the
Talitha Cumi Club yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. E. c. Stamper has returned
to Elma, after an extended visit with
her brother, J. M. Lewis.
Mrs. Chas. r. Wilson has returned
from Portland, where she was called
by the death of sister,
A daughter was born Tuesday
morning to County Commissioners
and Mrs. Willis G. Hopkins.
Mrs. Charles Elmore entertained
the Young Married Women's club at
1 o'clock lunch, yesterday afternoon.
Attorney r. e. Taggart was called
to Olympia, Monday, by the serious
Will Campbell has accepted an
offer to assume the management of
base ball team at Roanoke, Virginia.
]. B. Benson, Of the Office Supply
Co., will leave for Tacoma and Sc
attic tomorrow morning to add to his
holiday stock.
Miss Elva Carbino returned to
Montesano, Monday, after an ex-
tended visit with her aunt, Mrs.
John r. Evans.
Edward Hubert went to Raymond
yesterday to visit the mill in which
he is interested and to look up 9TH
err interests.
r. D. and J. H. Gerard arrived
from Oakland, Calf, Tuesday, and
are now looking around the Harbor
| for a location.
County Commissioner c. w. Arland
underwent an operation last week at
ported in critical condition.
Misses Harriet Hogan and Helen
Schneider will give Shower" par
ty for Miss Alice Rafferty, this even
ing, at the home of the former.
Henry Schroeder, plumber in the
employ of Carl Peterson, was arrest
ed yesterday and taken to Tacoma
to answer charge of burglary.
Clarence Evans and Arthur Pippin
were discharged by Judge Lanning,
yesterday afternoon, of charge of
burglary, preferred by the landlady
of the Golden West hotel.
Joseph Virgo, who is charged
with schooling hester Nemie, Sun
day night, was bound over to an
sewer in the superior court by Judge
Lanning, Monday evening.
The Eighth Street Improvement
club, has plan out for the improve
ment of that street. Trees are to be
| planted Immediately in the parking
strips, and grass seed sOwn.
Mr.. and Mrs p s. Morley and Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Morley left Tuesday
for San Francisco, on their way
home, in Michigan, after visit with
their brother, A. ]. Morley.
H. S. Cook returned from three
weeks trip through Michigan, where
he combined business with pleasure
visiting old friends. He returned to
Aberdeen, Tuesday evening.
l.. A. Singleton, representing the
Union Blind and Ladder Co. of Oak
land, California, is here to put roll
ling wood partitions in the new
Eagle building on Market street.
William butcher has finished his
grading contract on Third street be-
tween H and G. STREETS, and men are
now placing the tiles for the storm
sewers, and putting in the curbs,
ready for gravelling.
| At the Elks lodge tonight there
will be several limitations, and after
the meeting a barbecued young pig
will be served with oyster sauce,
with the compliments of Bros. j. M
Neal and John P. Morgan.
The Northern Pacific announces a
! through passenger coach service be-
tween Grays Harbor and Portland in
a few weeks. The service will be
put on as soon as the bridge across
the Columbia river at Vancouver is
in shape for travel.
A shipment of narrow guage rail
way material for Andrew Peterson
arrived Monday, and the track will
be laid as rapidly as possible from
! Highland Home to Heron street,
which Mr.. Peterson has the contract
for filling with earth.
Carl Weatherwax and E. e.
Eaton will be reelected school di-
rectors at the election next Satur-
day without any opposition, petit
ton with their names being the only
one filed. But six ladies registered
to vote at the school election.