Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-09-06

the Seattle fair.
Mrs. Ed. Jones and two sons were
among the Aberdeen visitors at Mo
clips yesterday.
There will be work in the rank of
Page, at the knights of Pythias
meeting tonight.
For Quincy, Express or Dray, call
IA, A. \. Star Transfer. Your or
ders promptly filled. tt
The Jolly Girls club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank Thibault, at her home in
Cosmopols.
The Epworth League served dinner
on Friday evening in the Commercial
dinner were good.
Mrs. A. C. Ennis has returned from
Seattle. where she was a delegate to
the Conservation Congress from Alb
erdeen, besides visiting the fair.
Mrs. Hickey. of Oregon, formerly
matron of the Aberdeen General hos
pital, is visiting friends in the city.
the guest of Attorney and Mrs. ]. =.
Hogan.
On Friday, Gus Lamera was arrest
ed by Chief Dean, on information
from the sheriff of Skagit county
Sheriff Payette later took charge of
the prisoner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Day will leave
for Lebanon, Oregon, about Octo-
Der t. Mr.. Day is to be cashier of
the new bank there, of which Mr..
Days father is president.
e. II. Adams, new settler in the
Quinault country, has purchased a
. small saw mill plant with capacity
, of ) 900 feet daily. (which he will Op-
crate by water power at Lake Quin-
iault.
The Misses l.. Roberts and Grace
Young and Messrs. Joe Barkley and
&c. Ingram. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Gauntlet, at there
home on Hannah street, last Friday
evening
o. j Eneen took party of twenty
+ up to his new townsite, of Lorraine,
yesterday On Friday Mr.. Engan
sold twenty tracts OF his property
there, known as the Blockhouse
Smith ranch.
Judge and Mrs stephen j. Chad
wick came down from Olympia Satur-
, day with State Treasurer John &.
) Lewis, and spent Sunday with the
Lewis family and admiring the pro-
: gress of Aberdeen.
The new bungalow being erected
! for r. II. Keagy on Second and l.
street, is enclosed and the interior
finish started Though small, the
building is up-to-date and comfort
able in appointments.
The Grays Harbor Railway 6
Light Co., has been granted a fran
chise by the town of Cosmopolis, to
light that burg. 1T is expected that
in less than two months electricity
will be for sale there.
Miss Roma Jamison, who attended
Oberlin, Ohio college last year, has
engaged to teach in the Aberdeen
schools the coming year, and has
been assigned to the fourth grade in
the high school building.
The steamer Hornet brought L.
600 barrels of ashphaltum pitch and
200 tons of crushed rock from San
Francisco Friday for Contractor An
drew Peterson. The material is to
be used on Aberdeen streets
Judge and Mrs. J. c. Pearson left
this morning for Bellingham, to at
tend the Methodist conference, after
which they will visit British CO.
lumbia points and the Seattle eX-
position before returning home.
The Hardwood Steamship COM
:pany has secured the contract for
bringing large quantity of scrap
iron from san Francisco to Portland.
I / he NeSStlS Will ulliottt at Vi ia iib'
then come to the harbor for lumber.
Attorney J. c. Cross is putting
improvements to the value of Sl,o0o
on his residence. ia Terrace ave
, nue.. Mr.. Cross has one of the most
complete homes in the city, and the
additional improvements will make
it more so.
Mrs. Annie Silvey arrived Friday
evening from Portland, to visit her
son, the we'll known cigar manutaC-
turer. A. l.. Silvey. She was ac-
companied by her grandson, Perry
Silvey, who had been visiting her
since the recent death of his mother
in this city.