Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-29

at St. Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. E. H. Lively is confined to
her home Ivy slight illness.
Finch Viddler, was passenger
for Centralia Saturday morning.
B. J. Garman went to Elma on a
short business trip, this morning.
| The harbor is almost denuded of
shipping, which is something new
for Aberdeen.
w. Paul of Tacoma, who has been
visiting Aberdeen friends left for his
home this morning.
F.. R. Archer returned from a
trip to the Quiniault Indian reser-
walton and Moclips Saturday.
Father E. l.. O'Brien, who has
been visiting Father Ryan left for
his home in Seattle Saturday.
Sheriff Edward Payette returned
to Montesano this morning after at
tending to official business here.
T. O'Neil left for the Sound cities
this morning. He may go to Port
land before returning to Aberdeen.
| Colin Mckenzie and Eugene Nc
Gillicuddy left yesterday for Lake
Quiniault, on a hunting expedition.
Captain A. M. Stream left for Ray
mond this morning, where his steam
err is being loaded by the HARDWOOD
Co.
The Pythian Sisters recognized
last week, all of the old officers be-
ing rejected to hold office until July
! first
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
tional church, will meet with Mrs
Eugene Foster on Thursday after
noon.
Captain S. C. Mitchell was able
to be out last week, after his ILL
ness. Mrs. Mitchell is still confined
to her bed.
Attorney J. c. Hogan is having a
neat garage built near his home in
which to house his new automobile
when it arrives.
w. H. Wood of San Francisco, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Wood, left for his
home last week.
e. v. Guilick, of Traverse City,
Mich. arrived in Aberdeen Friday
evening, and is looking up per-
manent location.
The order of Knighthood was con-
ferred upon H. d. Elder on Friday
evening, by DeMolai Commandery,
Knights Templar.
Otto Oleson left for Denver, Colo
RADIO, Saturday morning. Mr.. Olson
will return to Aberdeen about the
first of September.
Steve Batimovich's residence on
South Cedar street in South Aber-
deem is nearly enclosed. When COM
pleted it will cost $1,000.
| John Axiom has the lumber on the
ground for one story cottage on
Cushman street in the N. P. addi-
ton. which he will use as a home
| A meeting of the Aberdeen Equal
Suffrage Association Is being held
this afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
w. l.. Helling, 100 West Wishkah
street.
The Rafferty, clam cannery has
started up for the season of 1909,
and affords employment to about
| 100 people, at the cannery and on
the beaches.
| Carl Hauge has commenced the erec-
ton of a $4,000 two-story dwelling
at sol b street. The building is to
for rent and will have all modern
appointemtns.
Chief of Police ]. w. Birmingham
and Police Officer Gilbert Dean, who
have been confined to their homes
with la grippe, returned to duty on
Saturday morning.
Miss Frances Lackey spent yester-
day here with her mother, Mrs Ger
trude Lackey. This morning she re-
turned to Tacoma, where she is at
, tending Whitworth college.
This morning at $50 o'clock a
| log train was wrecked two miles this
side of Montesano. Six cars were de-
rallied and a lot of the track was
torn up. The passengers for East
ern points were transferred at that
point and but little delay was
caused.
The Highland Home Boom Co.
purchased the property interests of
the Wishkah Boom Co. in the Wish
kah river, Friday, at price said
to approximate $4,000. This gives
the new company control of the riv-
err, and ends the litigation between
the rival concerns.