Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-12
MONDAY, JULY IL, 1909.

EpHiIlldn w OOl1f1n lett today for
Westbranch, Mich.
George Lawrence went to Monte
sano Saturday on business.
VIM. Martin left for Burlington.
WASH, Saturday morning.
Magazines, books and periodicals,
iof all kinds, at the Evans Drug Co.
Arthur Miller of Hartung G. Norm
in company, went to Seattle Saturday
on business.
Mrs. w. Proctor and daughter re-
turned Saturday from short visit
at the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Warren return
ed Saturday from Queets, where they
have a land claim
Miss Nellie Beam, of Elma. is Wis
iting the city, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Maxey.
Mrs. F.. Wider and children re-
turned to Seattle Thursday after a
short visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Craig arrived
Friday, to spend the summer with
their daughter, Mrs. John r. Evans.
Prescriptions compounded by the
Evans Drug Co. are just as the doc
tor orders, and are from the purest
drugs on the market.
Miss Helen Arnold left for Chatta-
nOOga, Tenn, today, after pleasant
visit with her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. E. II. Lively.
Miss Romayne Wood is spending
the summer with her parents in this
city. Miss Wood has been attending
young ladies seminary school in
Pennington, Conn.
Miss Anna Bellies, an 90 graduate
of the Aberdeen High school, and her
sister, jeanette Bellies, left for Sc
attic Friday, where they will attend
the summer normal.
Mrs. J. d. Elliott and children,
Grant and Grace Mccall, returned to
their home in Seattle. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Catherine Lowery
who will visit with her daughter.
Mr.. Robinson, who directed the
Hoquiam company that gave pima
fore" in that city short time ago,
is making arrangements to reproduce
the opera here with a local company.
Mr.. Hadley who assisted in Hoquiam
will also aid him here.
The body of A. Anderson, the
young man who was accidentally
killed at the Anderson & Middleton
mill Tuesday, was taken to Tacoma
| for burial. His brother Sam Ander-
son who is confined in Tacoma
hospital was too i'll to make the trip
after the body.
| Owing to the bridge over the Ho-
quiam being out of commission today
while the new bridge is being install
ed, the Moclips train came only as
far as Hoquiam this morning, the pas
sengers and baggage being transfer
red to the east side of the river by
the electric cars.
VIM. Gohl, agent of the Sailors
Union, was arrested Friday night.
charged with the theft of two robes
from the automobile of A. l.. Paine,
at the Grand theater last April. The
robes were found in shack owned
by Gohl and he is having a jury
trial in the police court today.
Frank Ryan of the Grays Harbor
Boiler Works. has received a letter
from his father, J. ]. Ryan, from
Nome, Alaska, announcing his arrival
there, after having been ice bound
six and one-half days. Mr.. Ryan is
north with dredging outfit, to OPP
crate some valuable mines in the
Nome country.
The Rebekah lodge has elected the
following officers: Noble grand, Mrs.
Stalding, left and right supporters to
the noble grand, Mrs. Lanning and
Mrs. Beltz; vice grand, Mrs. Maggie
Overmeyer; left and right supporters,
Miss Ethel Mills and Mrs. Hunter;
secretary, Mrs. Maggie Rogers;
treasurer; Mrs. Nettie Bowes.
| AS will be seen elsewhere in this
paper, Eldridge Wheeler, the well
known superintendent of the Monte
sano schools, will again conduct a
The reputation of Prof. Wheeler as
an advanced educator, insures the
utility of this school, as is attested
by many teachers in the county.