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

Mrs. c. II. Rowland left for Port
land this morning to join her hus-
band
Mrs. ]. J. Carney spent Sunday in
Montesano, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. r. H. Fleet
Mrs. c. p. l.. Roberts entertained
Thursday afternoon, in honor of Mrs.
Bragg, of Virginia.
Walter Hillgoss left this morning
for Spokane. He will stay over at
Seattle and visit the fair.
Beginning July s, the evening
train will run through to Moclips in
stead of stopping at Hoquiam
Raymond Sauers returned Saturday
from fishing trip on the Satsop. He
reports lots of fish and a good time.
o. w. Bishop left Saturday for his
home at Alpena, Michigan, after a
visit with MI and Mrs. A. f. Dun
lop.
Mrs. Nell BresnauX and daughter,
Miss Margaret, of Duluth, are visit
ing Mrs. S. C. Packer, PIT North
II street
A. B. Eaton has charge of the real
estate and insurance business of
Grant Wheeler, during the latter's
absence in Tacoma.
Miss Harriette Hogan left for Cen
tralia this morning to meet her
grandmother, who is expected on the
train from Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Peterson and
two children, Mrs. Gus. Peterson and
Mr.. Elof Jensen left Saturday for
a visit to their native land, Denmark.
Supt. McDougall began the laying
of the S-inch water main in the
Chehalis river Saturday. Diver CO.
lipy, of Hoquiam, is doing the div
ing.
Mrs. R. A. Raser and two children
of Helena, Montana, are visiting in
the city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. M. Williams, 419 East First
, street.
David Boyd and daughter, Miss
: Viola, left last week for their home
in Hamilton, Montana, after visit
: with Mr.. Boyd's sister Mrs. Malcolm
Magill.
r. l.. Boyle and son, Harlan, of
kellar. Wash, are visiting old time
r friends on Grays Harbor Mr.. Boyle
was a pioneer real estate man of
Aberdeen and Ocosta.
The Tardes and Labor Councils of
Aberdeen and Hoquiam have arrang-
ed splendid program for their
Fourth of July celebration, at Elec-
=, trio park, Saturday, July 3.
The contract for the plumbing on
the Finch building was awarded to
2 the Aberdeen Heating & Plumbing
Co. The building will be erected five
+ stories, as first contemplated.
Mrs. Louise Johnson, who died at
her home, 1916 Summit street, last
=. Thursday, was buried from the
S Woods undertaking parlors yester-
day at 2 p. m, Rev. c. McDermoth
officiating
l Harry Prentice. 'O9 graduate of
S the Aberdeen High school, took po-
+. sition today as reporter for the Her.
aid. Any courteses extended to the
young man will be duly appreciated
by this paper.
Alfred Dorsey, who was arrested
by the Aberdeen police for the theft
of $50, at Stearnsvile. plead guilty
Saturday in the superior court, and
was sent to the state reformatory for
an indefinite period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davidson re-
turned Friday evening from their
wedding trip, and will make their
home with Mrs. Davidson's parents,
Judge and Mrs. j. c. Pearson, until
their new house is completed.
Miss Ida Thomson, a school teacher
OF Aberdeen, and George Flynn, Of
Hoquiam, were married Thursday
evening at the Episcopal church, Ho-
quiam, and left the next morning
for an automobile tour on the Sound.
While running to catch a car
| Thursday evening, Mail Carrier John
Shaker ran into an obstruction at
Heron and H streets, annd was pain
fully injured, two teeth being knock
ed out and his lip cut so that several
stitches were taken in it at the hos
pital.
The fire department made quick
run Friday afternoon to Market and
Jefferson streets, where a cottage &C.
cupied by j. Wright was on fire. The
Wright family was at the beach, but
the neighbors got their household
goods out. The house, owned by l. c.
Crowther, was completely Quilted.
David r. Mitchell and Pat King
are in the city Jail on a charge of
vagrancy Two automobile robes,
that the police believe to have been