Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-01-28

Wireless Telegraph Co.
Bids are called for the erection
of the Chehalis county building at
the A.-Y.-P. exposition.
J. H. Empey returned Monday
night from cruise in the timber,
in the Cascade mountains.
Mrs. S. c. Mitchell left for AS
toria yesterday to visit her son,
Captain S. c. Mitchell, Jr.
Eugue McGillicuddy has returned
from Seattle, where he went to see
his brother, Cornelius, off for AL
aska.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Haynes drove
down from their Montesano farm
Tuesday on business, and to visit old
time Aberdeen friends.
Clarence A. Lille has moved his
family back from Portland and as
sumed local management of the
Western Cooperage Co.
S. Shyrock left Monday for Ore
gon, to hold down homestead on
railroad land, the forfeiture of
which is in the courts.
Alfred ]. Anderson left today for
Chicago and New York, to buy
goods and look up spring styles for
his tailoring establishment
w. B. Belknap, Jr., left for Los
Angeles, yesterday morning. Mr..
Belknap has been looking up tim
Der matters in this vicinity.
Mrs. T. c. Moulton entertained
the Ladies Aid Society of the Meth
odist church yesterday afternoon at
her home, 4O3 North street.
| At the meeting of the Aberdeen
Athletic Association held Tuesday
evening it was decided to reduce
the initiation fee from SO to IS
until February 20.
Hugh Williams a Milwaukee de-
tective, was in the city this week,
visiting Fire Chief Schneider, with
whom he served as patrolman In
Milwaukee for several years.
Executive Commissioner Chapman
has succeeded in making arrange
ments with the Northern Pacific
| Railway to allow visitors to the Sc
attic Exposition stop-over tickets
! for the purpose of visiting Chehals
county points.
F. c. Bryan, of Montesano, and
Miss Margaret Mediation, of Ford's
Prairie, were married by Rev.
Father Mertz at Hoquiam, Monday
evening. After tour on the Sound
the young couple will make their
home in Montesano.
John Moriarity, who committed
suicide after shooting two men, was
buried yesterday afternoon, from the
Randolph undertaking parlors, Rev.
Chas. McDermoth officiating. All ef-
forts to find relatives of the sui
eide proved unavailing.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Olleman of
Fall City. King county. are visiting
Aberdeen friends. For several years
Mr.. Olleman was section foreman
| for the Northern Pacific railway at
Aberdeen, and now occupies the
same position at Falls City.
Mrs. c. Hennigsen and four year
old daughter were killed by a fall
ing mast when the schooner Sequel
went ashore and was wrecked last
week. Mrs. Hennigsen was we'll
known in Aberdeen, where Capt.
Hennigsen frequently visited with
his ship.
Captain S. c. Mitchell has leased
the second story of his building on
the second story of his building on
Market and G streets to A. E.
Burke, for a period of two years.
Mr.. Burke has also bought the fur
niture and will run the flat as a
rooming house.
Mrs. w. B. Paine strated for her
former home in Michigan, this
morning. The doctor expected to be
able to go with her at this time
but business interests interfered. He
expects to follow later, when both
will make an extended tour through
the Atlantic cities.
Workmen are now preparing to
move the houses off from the C..
DeLosh property. on the corner of
Wishkah and Broadway, to the lot
street. 1t Is the intention to put
business block on that corner as
soon as the houses are moved off.