Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-23

tnlS morning for Tacoma on lega
business, after visit with his daugh
ter, Mrs. r. r. Bassett
"A. l.. Davenport and wife ant
Robert Ewart and wife and friends
left Thursday for Lake Cushman
where they will remain a week.
The residence being built b,
Creech & Walker at Sixth and I street.
for j. s. Bousfeld, will cost $4,000
The work is being rushed so as tf
have it finished before the wet wealth.
er sets in.
j. A. Hood has in course of con.
struction a $4,000 residence on LOT
2, block 1, in Bay View addition. As
soon as the work is completed, Mr.
and Mrs. Hood will move from thei,
present home on F and First streets
The frame of w. T. Cameron
$4,000 residence on Fifth and Broad
way, is enclosed. so that the archi.
tectural design shows out plainly. In
this district of fine residences thi.
will hold its own for comfort and
convenience.
The funeral of Dorothy Charlotte
the 1O-months-Old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin West, who died Sat
urday morning at Z o'clock, was held
at the family residence, 315 Yves
Hume street, this afternoon, Rev. C
McDermoth officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Sargent enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mon.
roe, of North Yakima. Mr.. Monroe
is the brother of Mrs. Sargent ant
will leave for his home this week
having enjoyed several weeks on tn,
harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sweet, of Albion
Michigan. after an extended yisi
with friends in Aberdeen, left fol
their home this morning. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Sweet have been visiting tn,
cities of the Northwest, and thinl
Aberdeen among the liveliest of an,
Of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Boardman, O
Olympia and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Robertson of North Yakima, were il
Aberdeen on Friday. The part,
went from here to Westport, iron
whence they took the coast route t,
Portland by way of South Bend an,
Astoria.
A machine will begin laying tract
on the Grays Harbor branch of th
Union Pacific September l and tn
stretch between Elma and Cosmopo
Ii is to be completed in 80 days. /
ballasting train will follow the ma
chine and the first train will be rul
October l.
Miss Carrie Hoonan returned from
Olympia Friday. Miss Hoonan ha
been attending the academy in tina
city. and has received a third grad
teachers certificate She will return
to the academy at the close Of va
cation and fit herself for the worl
of teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hulbert
have been entertaining Mr.. Chas Rue
OF san Francisco, during the pas
week. Mr.. Ruel is interested il
lumber conditions in the Northwest
and will visit the Sound cities be.
fore returning to his home.
Gus johnson and three companions
arrived Saturday from Astoria in &
iishbOat, carrying three sets of fish
ing gear and provisions for several
days. They left Astoria at noon
Thursday and entered Grays Harbor
at noon, Saturday, having had to
lay outside from Friday evening on
account OF the tide.
Tho Aberdeen & Hoquiam Trans
pOrtation Co. has filed articles of in
corporation, with a capital stock of
$50, 200, to operate auto lines in
Chehalis, Mason and Thurston coun-
ties. The incorporators are A. w.
Norblad, Chas. Palmberg, c. T..
Reiki. G.. a. Hemple, Thomas Toivon-
en- and John Olin and the principal
place of business is Aberdeen.
On Friday forenoon, two calls
were sent in to the police department
one from 416 South Michigan ave-
nue. and one from 21S West Hume
stating that there were mad
dogs in the neighborhood. The dog
patrol wagon was sent and both
dogs secured. The dog from Michi-
gan avenue died before he reached
the station. So far as known no harm
has been done by the animals.
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