Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-02
ABERDEEN HERALD.

Miss Claire Carter is visiting rela-
tives and attending the fair at Sc
.attc.
Miss Teresa Mccain entertained
the 7. A. c. Club Thursday after
noon.
Miss Ragna Shaker has returned
from a visit with her parents, at Re
dondo Cal.
Mrs. Rosina Gurard went to Oak
willie last week, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Wright
City Treasurer Roy c. Sargent and
family moved into their new home,
on Broadway. Friday.
Mrs. c. II. Shut and children are
spending a few weeks at their sum-
mer cottage, at Copalis.
Arthur Masque left Friday for Liv-
ingston, Mont. to register for the
government land lottery.
H. A. Webb left Saturday, for Liv-
ingston, Mont, to participate in the
government land drawings.
Mrs H. X. Clark and daughter ar
rived from Detroit, Mich, to visit
the family of City Clerk p. F. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Keagy have
returned from their wedding trip,
and are at home at PA North X
street
The fifth story columns are in place
on the Finch building, H and Heron
Streets dwarfing all other buildings
in the vicinity.
If your head aches, drop in at the
Evans Drug Co. They have guar
anteed cures. Powders, tablet, cap
sules or waters.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul SHIFTS left Fri
day for Montana for an outing. While
there the doctor will register for the
Indian land drawings.
l.. J. Kolts returned last week from
east of the mountains. where he reg
istered to file on each of the three IN
dian reserves about to be opened.
Emil Oberg, a sailor on the steamer
Santa Barbara, was taken to Monte
sano Saturday to be examined for
insanity, and was committed to the
asylum.
Andrew Peterson is rushing work
on the ashphalt factory, on the Wish
| kah river, and will have material
ready for his Wishkah street con-
tract in a few weeks.
The Black Cats will be home again
today, to play this week with Tacoma,
at Electric Park. The game will start
this afternoon at Ais. both teams
arriving on the afternoon train.
City Engineer Charles w. Ewart
has purchased from Dudley & Dudley,
| the beautiful residence, on the corner
of Second and l. streets, built by them
last springg for a prospective pur-
chaser.
e. J. Brown, a Seattle attorney
who was attending the meeting of the
| Bar Association, delivered lecture
on Power of Government and the
Work ing Classes at Finn Hall Fri
day night.
Dr.. and Mrs. y. b. Coleman. of
Los Gatos, Cal. visited old friends in
| Aberdeen last week. DR.. Coleman
was a pioneer physician of Chehalis
county and left Aberdeen for Califor
MIA about twelve years ago.
The work of moving three cottages
belong ing to Samuel Benn, at G and
! second streets was began Saturday.
! They are moved TO open Second street,
according to a recent agreement made
by the city council with Mr.. Benn.
| DR.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Austin, who
have been touring the sound cities in
their auto, returned to this city
Thursday; they report the road this
side of Montesano is in very bad
shape, owing to the recent graveling.
Joseph Blethen, of the Seattle
Times, with party of friends in two
automobiles. arrived in Aberdeen sat
urday. on their way to Moclips to
spend Sunday. The autos were left
here. the party going to the beach by
train.
The new block of r. T. Dabney, on
II and Wishkah streets, has been
named the Young Block" in honor
OF the late Alexander Young, The
name has been placed over the main
entrance and is a fitting memorial to
Mr.. Young.
James Campbell, who was in the
city. visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Peterson returned Thursday to-
his home in Seattle Mr.. Campbell is
associated with Mr.. Peterson in the
street contracts which Mr.. Peterson
has in this city.