Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-30
ABERDEEN HERALD.

guest Of Marshal andDOrnford Reid.
Mrs. Captain Stream, ST., left for
Seattle on Saturday, to spend several
weeks with her daughter.
President Hyde Of the West Coast
Wholesale Grocery company OF Ia
coma, was in town Friday.
A large number of the Aberdeen
public school teachers went to Elma
this morning to attend the insti-
tutc
Geo. Fisher returned from San
Francisco Saturday where he had
been on visit of pleasure and profit
combined.
j. w. Mcdonald. who was hurt
three weeks ago. is again able to be
about his work, Friday being his
first day of activity.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hammond of
Wheatland, Cal, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Pasco,
left fortheir home this morning.
Mrs. e. b. Beatty, and son Ed
ward, who have been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s'paulding.
left for their home in Corvallis, Or
egon on Saturday morning.
The supreme court has affirmed
the injunction in the Chehalis county
case of c. II. Hulet against the Wish
kah Boom Company to prevent the
operation of splash booms to the in
jury of plaintiffs property.
Mrs. Van Tassels school will re-
open on Sept. Z, at the old place,
corner of Broadway and Market.
Those having children to send are
requested to notify her personally or
by phone before opening day. Phone
32S1
Mrs. William Treventhen who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Arthur
Caller and mother, Mrs. Hamilton left
Friday for Seattle where she will
visit at the fair for few weeks be-
fore returning to her home in Spo-
kane.
j. O'Donnell and family left Fri
day for Lacey, WASH, where they
will make their future home. Alb
erdeen thus loses an estimable fami-
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Donnell have
four sons and daughters, and have
purchased a ranch of twenty acres
at Lacey, near Olympia.
The supreme court has decided the
j. p. Lonsdale vs.. Grays Harbol
Boom company case in favor of the
boom company and judgment against
the affirmative. Lonsdale claimed
company was using his land to boom
saw logs and sued for possession and
$1,000 rental. The court finds
L0wnsdale owns only the uplands
that the company owns the shore
lands and is booming only on its own
property.
Marie Cooper, hIUeen years old,
was kidnapped in the city of Port
land last Saturday. week ago, and
has not ben found. Police inyesti-
cation showed that the girl was only
the adopted child of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
w. Cooper and it is believed from
circumstances surrounding the case
that the real mother Of the girl came
and took her. The young lady used
to reside with her adopted parents in
tins city and is we'll known in the
Baptist church society. She was at
tractive and of quiet, retiring dis
position. She is highly spoken of
by Rev. +. X. Van Tassel and Rev.
A. II. lIause likewise speaks in the
highest terms of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
and the young lady,
Standing in the waters of slough
on the South side with small por-
ton of her head exposed, a large
black COW belonging to Mrs. Susan B..
Knapp. of 312 Curtis street, South
Aberdeen. was found Thursday night
by a party of searchers who have been
looking f orthe animal since her dis
appearance about eight days since
With the assistance of a team OF
horses the COW was dragged from her
position in the mud and water of the
slough. She had evidently been con-
fined in the slough since her disap-
pearance, and when taken from the
water presented a sorry spectacle.
Although still alive the COW was un
able to stand, but after an applica-
ton of blankets and medicine sup
piled by veterinary the animal was
soon able to walk. although SEEM
ingly very stiff in the joints.