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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1912
Page
3
Evans Drug Co. runs ads for school, books, and Lowney's chocolates, plus a long listing of local visits, social clubs, marriages, and events across Hoquiam and surrounding areas with numerous names, places, and dates noted.
Barber supplies and toilet articles are to be provided at Evans Drug Co for the Review club. The event will be hosted by Mrs. E. E. Shaw at the home of Mrs. F. C. Benjamin tomorrow afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Miller hosted their Sunday school class at their home on Wednesday evening.
The trout fishing season opens this morning drawing many anglers to streams in pursuit of speckled beauties. Within two weeks small trout will descend to the sea and fishing should improve. Local nimrods report salmon and Dolly Varden catches not protected by law. Wynoochie River and Wild Cat Creek remain closed after last year's trout planting.
A group of teachers spent Easter vacation at the Perry cottage by the sea chaperoned by Mrs. Henrietta Randall. Attending were Mrs Strayer, Miss Strayer, Miss Gertrude Welsh, Miss Mabel Orr, Miss May Copeland, Miss Motrown, Miss May Johnson, Miss Eula Epley, Miss Blanche Kleeb, Miss Anna Koegley, Miss Lindner, Miss Haan, and Miss Jasmon.
The Presbyterian church Woman's Missionary society held its annual meeting last Wednesday with officers elected: President Mrs. G. E. Lackey, Vice President Mrs. Frank Beam, Secretary Mrs. E. F. Redeker, Treasurer Mrs. James Carter. The group continued study of the missionary book Advance on the Antilles and then refreshments were served.
An unknown woman attempted death by her own action by leaping from the Independent Sand and Gravel company wharf into the Wishkah river Friday. Several workers nearby prevented the jump and then raised a purse to assist her, sending her away relieved.
A small blaze at 61¢ East First Street in a Samuel Benn home caused excitement Friday as the department responded. The fire was due to an overheated chimney and damages will not exceed 25 dollars.
Miss Mattie Dennis and Glen Smith were united in marriage in this city last Thursday afternoon. After a brief honeymoon in Portland the couple will return to Aberdeen to make their home.
Public thanks to friends for assistance after a bereavement as written by W. H. Pierre and Mrs C Aven and family public note of gratitude to the local community.
At the Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers Association meeting, mill men were endorsed for handling the strike situation. A second resolution congratulated Edward Hines of Chicago for his role in the Lorimer Senate investigation outcome. Everett Griggs was authorized to pick delegates for the Cincinnati convention in May.
On car line, suitable for pool room, grocery or butcher shop. Inquire for particulars at the Herald office.
Grays Harbor Railway Light changes Cos mopolis line times starting yesterday. Cars from Heron and F streets depart 15 and 45 minutes after the hour while Cos mopolis departures are on the hour and half hour. Broadway route follows Sixth street end to First avenue with 15 and 45 minute offset.
Lulu Glaser appears in the Continental operetta Miss Dudelsack at the Grand theater for a one night engagement on April 4. The Scottish setting, German title origin, and celebrated European run are noted along with vivid stage settings costumes and music praised as a key to its charm and popularity.
A. E. Alexander well known Heron street merchant and longtime resident runs for the Fifth ward council seat showing four years of service. He cites progress with economy and equalized valuations as key records from his city governance and urges voters to re elect him next Tuesday April 2 in a caucus backed nomination court validated.
The initial consignment of rock, 20 cars, arrived on the N P and is being loaded onto barges for the jetty wharf. Shipments will continue at 20 carloads daily through the summer as Engineer Carpenter aims to raise the breakwater to its proper height.
Classic medicinal ad proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the supreme healer for cuts, burns, bruises, sores, eczema and more with claims of unmatched effectiveness. Sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
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