Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-04-08

left for Seattle this morning.
Colin Mckenzie returned from
Roosevelt Beach this morning.
Mrs. A. Benson went to Tacoma on
visit to friends this morning.
c. w. and j. C. Dunlin left for
Three Rivers, Michigan, yesterday.
Ernest Mcclure, Homer King and
w. Hansel went to Satsop yesterday
to spend week hunting and fish
ing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Hartung and
Mrs. Arthur Rupert went to
Satsop on a fishing excursion this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Gilbert return
ed from Moclips this morning. where
they have been enjoying the fine
weather on the beach.
The Wilson mill will resume next
Monday, after being closed down
three weeks connecting the mill with
the new refuse burner.
The Electric Co. is running a
switch into the Wilson mill, where
they will get part of their fuel for
the power station hereafter.
r. ~ Gordon. travelling passenger
agent of the Rock Island, railway
spent yesterday in Aberdeen. This
morning he left for the Sound.
Mrs. T. E. Spaulding, of Couer de
Alene, Idaho, who has been the guest
of Mesdames ]. H. Harper and o. A..
Myers, left for her home this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Anderson
went to Portland this morning. Mrs.
Anderson will visit with Portland
friends while Mr.. Anderson attends
to business.
Mrs. Samuel Kaufman and several
lady guests from Tacoma returned
from Moclips yesterday morning,
where they had been spending few
days. They were accompanied by N.
G. Kaufman.
The fire department was called out
at / o'clock yesterday morning by a
slight fire in the roof of the wood
shed in rear of the home of Fred
Llewellyn, AIS West Sixth street
The damage was trifling.
Ed. Koehler has returned from ali
extended trip through Southern Cali
fornia. He brought a Buck run
about automobile with him, which he
drove from Los Angeles to San Fran
cisco on his way home.
G.. w. Richmond, who for num-
Der of years ran steam laundry In
Aberdeen, and whose home is now in
Centralia, has been attending tC
business here for several days. He
left for his home this morning.
N. F. Parsons, an early pioneer OF
Grays Harbor, who moved to Cali.
fornia five years ago, is in the city
and may decide to remain. Mr.. Par.
sons says he is tired of perpetua
sunshine and wants to see some rair
again.
Contractor Frank Keasel went tt
Tacoma this morning to rush materia
for the paving of Heron street. Will
any kind of decent weather, Mr. Kea.
, sal feels assured that Heron stree
will be completed before the Fourtl
of July.
Falling in line with the work OF
civic improvements in other cities
the Aberdeen Improvement club
formed of women, will inaugurate {
!; general cleanup day next Saturday
All of the teams and wagons belong
ing to the city will be pressed into
service.
: Charley Cant, the we'll nown yer
satile newspaper man, is preparing tt
establish a paper at Moclips. Mr.
Grant and DR.. Lycan were in the cit,
| Monday, when they purchased pres
: and other printing material. The
/ Herald predicts the success of Char
ley's new venture.
A. E. Alexander and w. T. Nc
. Bride. proprietors of the White
/ House clothing store, have purchas
= ed the MelrOse residence, on Yves
Fifth street, for $500. Messrs. Al
= exander and Mcbride will each bulk
home on the property, which il
: about an acre in extent.
= Mrs. Fred Redinger and daughter
Miss Goldie, returned Tuesday nigh
from Seattle, where Miss GOldie hat
t her tonsils removed. A hemorrhag,
of a blood vessel in the throat gav'
} Miss Redinger's illness a very ser
r ious turn for a few days, but sh
E / has recovered, although still yer.
. weak.