Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-08

day, TO WISH the ldlI.
Mrs Julie Strieb went 30 Monte
sano yesterday for a short visit.
Arthur Davies went to Seattle to-
day for short visit at the fair.
S. C. Packer and son Donald, went
to Seattle Wednesday to visit the
fair
Mrs. J. F.. Reed, of Seattle, is visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. V.
Snyder, this week.
Mrs. w. b. Fetterman will enter
tain the Jolly Girls Club at luncheon
tomorrow afternoon.
Ericll Anderson left this morning
for Montreal to sail for Hango, Fin
land, on July 18th.
Mrs. F. Nye left Wednesday for
Seattle, where she Will spend week
or ten days at the fair.
Edward Olson, of Moclips was
taken to Montesano this morning, to
be examined for insanity.
]. r. Bartoa AMI son of Fresno,
Cal, are visiting this week with
Thos. F.. Barton and family.
Mrs. |. c. Crowthers went to Sc
attic yesterday to visit with friends
while seeing the exposition.
Mrs. c. C. Quackenbush went to
Seattle yesterday where she will visit
the fair in company with friends.
Mrs. T. T. Newman, who has been
visiting with Mrs. r. w. Bryan. re-
turned to her home in Seattle to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs ] c. Pearson ana
daughter, Dorothy, have returned
from weeks Visit IN Seattle AMI Ia
coma.
Mrs. Edith Hayes, who has been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. l.. Kahlel
returned to her home in Tacoma yes
terday.
Mrs. Malcolm Magill who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ma
gill, returned t. her home in Mon-
| teSanO yesterday.
Miss Roma Jamison, who is a
student at the Oberlin, Ohio, college,
arrived home Tuesday evening, to
spend the vacation.
Pile driving was commenced yes
terday on the foundations for the
warehouse of the BOusfield Tub &
Pail Co., in South Aberdeen.
The following warrants on School
District No. 5, have been called:
Building fund, No. IS; general fund,
No. $50. Interest ceased July 3.
| A son was born Monday to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank P. Porter, and mother
and child are reported doing nicely,
at the Aberdeen General hospital.
The logging cn'ps of Davenport
& Paine will resume operations neat
week after a weeks shut down to to
allow the employees to celebrate the
Fourth.
Paul Cole and Lin Hill of the U.
| ..
been visiting with friends in the city
returned to Bremerton today to join
their ship.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. =. Davidson and
son, Loren, left this morning for
Seattle, where they will visit with
Mr.. Davidison's sister, Mrs. Z. c.
Dahl, and attend the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. Perry have same
up from their Los Angeles home to
spend the summer on the harbor.
They brought their automobile along
and have secured residence in HO-
quiam.
Alley Roop sold the Harbor lolg-
ings, on Wishkah street to Si'o-
kane party Thursday, and has pur-
chased the Royal lodging house. 500
East Heron street, which he has
completely refurnished and refitted.
At meeting of the Chehalis Coun-
| ty Bar Association, held in the city
! hall Tuesday afternoon, commit
tee of five was appointed to arrange
for the entertainment of the state as
ISOLATION, which meets in Aberdeen
July 1881.
Miss Charlotte i:arlow and James
McMasters, both Of this city, wcY4
married in Olymna Tuesday. Both
young people are we'll and favOraDly
known here, Miss Barlwo having
been in the employ of the Pac'tic
Telephone & Telegraph Co. for the
past year, and Mr.. McMasters in the
employ of the Eva"s Drug Co. Af;er
short wedding tip they will re-
turn and make their residence at I'll
! West Hume St;el.