Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-28

Mrs. NJ. e. Dahl is visiting friends
in Portland.
Mr.. Oscar Sewer left this morn
ing for Unionville, Mo-
Miss Agnes Carey is visiting
friends in Tacoma this week.
Thomas Douglas went to Cen
tralia on business yesterday.
A. J. Morley left for his logging
camp near Elma, this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley left
this morning for a short visit in Sc
attic.
Mrs. Nina Tethrake went to Hot
Lake, Oregon, last week for her
health
Misses Edith Crane and Irene kel-
Ter, of Montesano, visited Aberdeen
friends last week.
Miss Romayne Wood, who has been
attending school in Connecticut, re-
turned home Saturday.
James Hodge, principal of the
Franklin school, left for his home in
Indiana this morning.
Miss Marie Gleason returned to
Satsop Friday, after visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Dan Pearsall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cross enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening at
their home, sos North F street.
The employees of the Wilson mill
will be notified to report for work
next Monday morning, July 8.
w. c. Calder, of Baker City, Ore
gon. a former prominent resident of
Montesano, is in the city on business.
State Treasurer Lewis returned to
his duties in Olympia this morning,
after spending Sunday with his fam
lily.
Arthur Wilson, superintendent OF
city schools, wife and son, Edward
are enjoying an outing on Vashon
| Island.
Mrs. Louise Savigny, secretary OF
the board of education, went to Port
land yesterday for a vacation of two
weeks.
! Mrs. Milton Virgins left this morn
| ing for visit with friends in Ia
coma. She will visit the fair before
returning.
George M. Cornwall, editor of the
Timberman, was on the harbOr las
week in the interest of his popular
trade journal.
Work on the north jetty has beer
suspended temporarily, while some re
pairs are made and the unloading
slip is dreged out
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Miller, o
Guthrie, Oklahoma, are in the city
visiting their son, c. w. Miller, cash
| Ter of the Aberdeen State Bank.
Bert Lewis and family, who have
been visiting with friends and rela
tives in Cosmopolis, returned to thei!
home, in Raymond, this morning.
The mills of the Wilson Bros. {
Co. and the HARDWOOD Lumber Co
will start up July 6, and the other
will resume operations soon there
after.
Byron Crawford, who conducted
the Aberdeen Undertaking parlOr
during the illness of S. A. Randolph
has returned to his home at HO
GUAM.
A. Townsend, the progressive ba
ker, has ordered an auto deliver,
wagon for the speedy delivery of thu
popular products of his establish
ment.
D. Penn, a South F street pawn
broker, was arrested last week fol-
| failure to procure a license. He de
posted 500 bail, and will have {
hearing today.
Judge Sheeks will wear the lega
judicial gown as soon as his crinoline
arrives from New York. Judge irwin
already has his, and made his debut
in it last Thursday.
Mrs. S. G. Kaufman entertained
at luncheon Friday afternoon, ir
honor of Miss Nina Kaufman, of Sar
Francisco, and Mrs. E. c. Watson
of San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Schooner, OF
Hutchinson, Kansas, are in the city
to spend the summer with Mrs
i Schooner's father, J. e. Hutchinson
of the Aberdeen Printing Co.
Friday. August 6, has been desig-
mated as "Chehalis County Day at
the Seattle exposition, when it is eX-
pected that everyone who can get
away will attend and boost for the
county.
d. j. McDougal Is putting up a
neat two-story dwelling at Fourth
and Jefferson streets, the cost to be
$4,000. This is in new district,
but so far all of the homes built
there are good ones.