Columbia River Sun-Thursday  27 April 1911
Cathlamet, Wahkiakum County, Washington

RIVER GOSSIP

	Mrs. C. B. (Birnie) Illsley, sister of Col. A. D. Birnie, is 
visiting with the family of the latter at their home on River street.

	Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Fredrichsen are sojourning at Shepherd’s 
Springs in Skamania county for the benefit of Mrs. Fredrichsen’s 
health.

	A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kindred Tuesday, 
April 18.
All well, including, Grandpa and Grandma Dunham, who are exceedingly 
proud of the latest grandchild.

	George Irving is receiving the lumber for the erection of a new 
residence and accompany outbuildings, at his ranch on the county road 
opposite the old Elliott homestead in the Elocoman.

	N. H. Webber, the capable superintendent of the Eagle Cliff 
Cannery was a homing passenger on the Lurline’s up trip Monday night.  
Besides being a No. 1 cannery man Nick is a whole-souled genial fellow 
whose friends are legion on the lower Columbia river.  May his shadow 
never grow less.

(As transcribed by the Wahkiakum County Historical Society 2006 from 
original newspaper collection.)