Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-05-24

| ness NlSlt TO Seatii1 FRIDAY evening.
r. A. Anderson and family NOV.
ed to Montesano last week to reside
c. S. Gillies went to South Pend
| Saturday to work in one of the mills
Mrs p. F.. Halferty left for an ex-
tended visit to Chicago, on Saturday
morning
Attorney William Lanning left on
a business trip to Twin City, Idaho
Saturday morning.
Miss Kittie Mason went to Seat
tie on Saturday, to visit her sister,
Mrs E. W. Hamilton.
Grover Boyle is down from Seat
tie visiting his wife, whose mother,
Mrs. G. b. Reid. is i'll.
Mrs. Waldo w. Hart is entertain
ing the Ladies Guild of st. Andrew S
church this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Mason and daughter,
Miss Mary, went to Seattle on Sat-
urday, to spend a few days with re-
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gillies left
for their home at Tokeland this morn
ing, after a visit with Aberdeen
friends.
Phil. s. Locke is making the Alas
ka trip on the streamer A. G. Lind
say. Fred. Kliest, of this city, is
acting purser.
A. E. O'Connor has arrived from
Bellingham to reside. Mr.. O'Connor
has a position with the Grays Har-
Dor Railway & Light Co.
Chas Johnson has the lumber on
the ground for small residence at
Park and Second streets, into which
he will move his family.
Mrs J. ID. Young left for Iowa, on
Saturday morning, where she will
spend the summer visiting friends in
different parts of the state.
The Vulcan Iron Works has been
awarded the contract for building
Il combination bridge for the Union
Pacific Railway at Melbourne.
Messrs. w. c. and Jonathan Will
son went to Rochester, Lewis county
on Saturday. to look after the log
ging camp lately purchased by their
company.
Geo. b. Hopkins is building a 49,
500 residence at Broadway and
SITS. Eighth. When completed he will
move his family into it, and rent his
present residence.
Ernest Aldrich is putting up
nue.. Though not the most costly. it
will have as fine appearance as any in
that part of the city.
On May 10th the Japanese war
fleet will be at Tacoma, on which &C.
casion special round trip fare of
$40 will be given on the railway
between Aberdeen and that city.
Rev. Cnas. McDermoth returned
Thursday evening from Fov Island,
where lie attended the convention of
the Southwestern Washington Asso-
citation of Congregational Ministers.
Mayor E. B. Bonn has named A. J.
Stewart, c. c. Quackenbush, J. !.
Carney and J. F. Gilbert, delegates
to the seventeenth national irriga-
ton congress, to be held in Spokane
on August 1924.
F. A. Hart and attorney J. c. Ho-
gan went to Tacoma Friday evening,
in Mr.. Harris automobile. They re-
turned late Saturday evening. The
roads were in fine condition and they
had an enjoyable ride
Miss Carrie Prichard, Of this city,
and Mr.. Howard Davis, of Belling-
ham, were married last Monday at
Tacoma, Rev. f. r. Prichard, the
brides father, officiating. The happy
couple will make their home in Bel
where Mr. Davis is engag-
ed as electrician.
The funeral services over the body
Of Miss Ethel Sargent We're held in
Il e Congregational chluch Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. Charles McDermOth
Boys Of her high school
class acted as pail bearer, while the
members of the T. o c. club We're
honorary pail bearers.
". Is. Mack, oc Aberdeen, vicege- |
rent shark for Wlst ern Washington |
has called a confederation to be held |
n Centralih on the night of June
22. All the prominent lumbermen /
ire working hard for a big time, and |
coupling their efforts with the CEN
raj location of the meeting place, a |
.izzling big concat is assured.