Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-02

oats from one acre. He took 14g bush
els on an average from 1s-acre field
MONTESANO.-The Crzys Harbor
Teachers institute opened yesterday.
here, and after the session teachers
were taken for an automobile ride,
through the courtesy OF the Monte
sano Chamber OF Commerce
OAKynLE--Emil Anderson, a
farmer OF this section, was shot Mon
day night by a man caught by the
farmer In the act Of stealing his mo
torcycle. The assailant has not been
arrested. Anderson was shot in the
shoulder and his condition is report
ed as serious. the bullet not yet hav-
ing been removed.
MONTESANO-Mrs. c. H. Clem-
ons entertained 1t . dancing party
Wednesday evening Of last week. in
honor OF Earl Foss. II being his TWEEN
ty-frst birthday. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Law. Miss Mil
dred Foss. Miss Elizabeth Gleason,
Miss Pearl Carter. Miss Martha Glee-
son. Miss Edna Foss. Miss Anna
Clemens. Miss Helen Gleson. Miss
Helen Clemens and Charles Lee. Lynn
Crist, Lloyd Foss. Loren Coombs.
Ansel Poundstone, Clyde Beaver and
Gerry Brains.
MONTBSANO.-The Misses Abel
entertained at an afternoon tea Thurs
day. The affair was . veranda party
held on the porch of the Abel resi-
dence, which was beautifully decor
ated with cut flowers. The afternoon
was spent with music and conversa-
ton. A delicious lunch was served.
Those present were: Mrs. E. X.
Bishop. Mrs. George Robertson. Mrs.
D. W. Fleet, Mrs. Joe Bileau. Mrs. R.
Trask, Mrs. A. N. Abel. all Of Aber-
deem; Mrs. C. Lund, Mrs. Rodman
Price. Mrs. w. France. and Mrs.
Thompson Of Aberdeen. and Miss
Lena Abel of Hoquiam, Miss Edna Ro-
land. Miss Helen Clemens. Miss Anna
Clemens. Misses Helen Gleason and
Louise Irwin, Miss Aida France, Miss
Martha Gleason, Miss Frances Che
ney, Miss Pearl Carter. Miss Bessie
Moss, Miss Myrtle Shorey, Miss Eliz.
abeth Gleason, Miss Georgia Soho
field, Miss Ruth Schofeld, Miss Lena
Gleason. Miss Margaret Brown, Miss
Eta Arland, Miss Della Bergstrom.
Miss 1mogene Wheeler and Miss Flor
ence Irwin.
ELMA.-O. C. Musgrove has a fine
growth Of corn ON his place near
White Star. 1t is of the yellow dent
variety. planted for ensilage. and has
attained height of feet.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the
suit instituted by Attorney E. A. Phil
brick against Harry C. Heermans and
the Hoquiam Water company to col
lect $913.55 attorneys fees and costs
was filed last week. Philbrick alleges
that the money is due him and Attor
ney F. r. Conway of Aberdeen for
their work in connection with the fight
to prevent Hoquiam's inclusion in the
Wynooche water project.
ELMA.-A movement was started
Tuesday night in the city council to
secure a Carnegie library for Elma.
First steps in the procedure will be
taken Immediately.
ELMA.-The convention Of the
Grays Harbor Sunday School associa-
ton, held here last week, was a sue
cessful meeting. All old officers were
reelected except Vice President Rev.
Clarence Thwing, who Is succeeded by
Mrs. J. H. Haskell Of McCleary, and
Treasurer Frank Beam who gives way
to w. G. Powell, both former incumb-
ents having resigned. The next con.
vention will be at Montesano, accord
ing to present plans.
HOQUIAM.-The first draft Of the
new budget, which is to govern next
years expenditures, was taken up yes
terday at the meeting of the city com
mission.
HOQUIAM.-S. H. Lasher. wanted
here for alleged robbery Of trunk o.
jewelry and nuggets. has been appre
hended in Ogden, Utah, according t
word received by Chief of Police M. C