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


Joe Meriske is putting up $1,000
residence on First and Park streets.
Mrs J. L. Shoemaker and Miss Nc
Leod went to Seattle, Friday, to Wis
it the fair.
Mrs. c. II. Guiberson and children,
of Olympia are visiting friends on
Grays Harbor.
Architect C. E. Troutman return
ed from Pacific this morning, after
a week outing.
w. b. Paine is improving his res
idence on Tenth and Broadway, by
a $1,000 addition.
+ Mike Ryan returned from Seattle,
Thursday evening, after several
days visit to the fair.
The r. s. c. Club will meet with
Mrs. c. Tanner, PIG E. Fourth
street, Thursday afternoon.
| r. II. Keagy and DR.. c. E. Bart
lett purchased two lots Friday, at
Second and M streets on which each
The Black Cats will be home to-
day, and will open the series with
Spokane at Electric park, at Ais
p. m.
Howard Elliott, president of the
Northern Pacific Railway, will be in
the city this evening on a trip of in
spection.
A new telephone directory for Che
telephone company, and fills long
felt want.
In Justice Bush's court. Friday,
| DR.. d. c. Uric secured judgment
against Ed Leacock for $35 and
costs, for medical bill.
Eugene McGillicuddy, Ed. Koch
Ter and d. rafferty, left for Oregon
by auto on Thursday, to spend three
weeks on a hunting trip.
F. A. Hart, of the HARDWOOD Co..
returned from a business trip to
Portland. He came around by water
on the steamer Saginaw.
Jesse II. Baker, of Panhandle, Tex
as, is an Aberdeen visitor, and is
highly pleased with conditions. He
is an old time friend of J. E. Hutch
inson.
n. G.. Kaufman is building anoth-
er tenement on the corner of L and
c. &c. 10
be of two stories and will cost
$4,000.
The new $500 residence being
built by Louy Tobylka at Fifth and
Division streets, is nearing compile
ton and is one of the best in that
district
Piles are being driven between the
rear of the Gilmore shoe store on Her.
on street, and the alley. 1t is the
intention to extend the present build
ing so feet
will erect a residence this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Farnam and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Wheeler re-
turned Friday evening from an auto
mobile trip to Mt Rainier.
Frank Zelasko is building a $500
two story residence on block three,
in West End addition. w D. Fetch
er is building one of the same kind
and price in the same neighborhood.
The Ct. H. Railway & Light Co..
has applied TO "a franchise for light
ing Comopolis That town has here
tofre been lighted by the private
plant of tho Commercial company.
Contractor Fred Taylor has COM
pleted the foundation for a residence
for Nelson Miller on Sixth and X
streets. This residence will cost 3d.
600 and is Of modern plans through
out.
! Yesterday afternoon S. A. and
Howard Randolph returned from a
fishing trip at Crystal Lake They
do not have to tell fish stories" for
| they brought back basket of fine
trout.
/; Mr. and Mrs +. ]. and G.. J. Beck
er returned Friday from their trip
to Paradise valley. They are en-
thusiastic over the road conditions
and scenic effect in the vicinity of
Mount Rainier.
Mrs. S. C. Packer and daughter
left for a weeks outing on the
Sound, this morning. They were
accompanied by Mrs. and Miss M.
Besuah of Michigan, who are out
here to visit the fair.
Dorothy, the five-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Michael Hogan,
5O7 West Fifth street. died of chol-
era infantum on Saturday at 4:30 p.
m. The funeral occurred this morn
ing at o'clock at the Roman Catho-
lie church, Rev. Father Ryan officiat-