Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald Readers
Chehalis County items include the Chehalis County Logging and Timber Co moving into a new camp two miles north of Montesano, auditor fees in March totaling over 700 dollars, visits by Dr J S Walston and Frank W Peabody of Kent, Sheriff Graham returning with a thief from Seattle, a missing son of Mrs Eastlack who fled to join the Navy, and E G Snyder clearing Montesano Aberdeen road with donkey engine work hindered by a fire. Married licenses issued include A W Dole with Addie Chapman and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chehalis County
Auditor
Frank W. Peabody
Kent
J.S. Walston
Dr. Waleton
Mr. Peabody
Arizona
Sheriff Graham
Seattle
Pratach Hotel
E. G. Snyder
Montesano
Aberdeen Road
J. E. Calder
Colman
Los Gatos
Cal
Stockton
Local News Briefs and Social Notices from City
Mrs J H Suthoff left for Seattle after a week's visit. W L Adams returned from Portland and Corvallis. F G Fosters new store rising at Eighth and Levee. Miss Jennie Doremus wed Paddy Powers at Montesano. National Lumber & Box Co office nearing completion. R L Philbrick reports many rental offers for new Eighth street building. City Treasurer Ogden received a $5000 check from County Treasurer Taylor for warrants. Plastering to start on Hodgdon’s Eighth street building once weather improves. Amos Dole to wed Mrs Adhie Chapman next Wednesday April Ath at F O Dole's K street home. Cottages of Corbett, Anderson, Ben Grigsby and A Sawyer near completion on east river bank. Mrs R F Dawdy and Mrs H Vale hosted luncheon for ladies with 40 covers from Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Foster
Eighth and
Levee Streets
Jennie Doremus
Paddy Powers
Montesano
National Lumber & Box Co
R. L. Philbrick
Eighth Street
Amos Dole
Adhie Chapman
F. O. Dole
K Street
Local Notes From Elma And Aberdeen Area
Aberdeen Lumber firm representative seeks a delivery horse in Elma while loggers Mike Woods and John Hartman travel to the harbor. Mrs. Moore starts building a residence on land bought from W. R. Campbell. Judge Himes and wife celebrate a birthday with a surprise gathering. Mrs. Carl Butler and mother attend Mildred Madden and James Skene wedding in Aberdeen. Frances Leybold visits family after business college in Grays Harbor. Mrs. John Busby seeks hospital treatment in Olympia with Miss Levey. R. C. Florey and family head to San Jose, with C. L. Haner and daughter accompanying to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coates
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Company
Elma
Mike Woods
John Hartman
Moore
W. R. Campbell
Judge
Carl Butler
Aberdeen
Mildred Madden
James Skene
Frances Leybold
Grays Harbor
Local residents and visitors pass through town on week
Edwin May of Porter was in town Monday. Annie Fitzgerald returned to Seattle Wednesday. H. C. Winston and wife went to Olympia Monday. R. P. Porter of Aberdeen visited friend Mr. Weiland Saturday. C. M. Forest and True Ames purchased the Wilson saw mill. Michael Fitzpatrick, formerly proprietor of the Royal saloon, was in town Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Winston
Olympia
R. P. Porter
Aberdeen
Mr. Weiland
C. M. Forest
True Ames
Wilson
Michael Fitzpatrick
Royal Saloon
New Quinsault Teacher Heads to Reservation Agency
Frederick W. Griffiths, newly named teacher for Quinsault Indians, travels Friday to the agency station. The State Druggist Association of Seattle secures rooms July 13 to 17 for 100 members from Hun gerford who is building a hotel nearby. A convention will decide at that time whether to accept grounds at Pacific Beach for a druggist’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Griffiths
Quinsault Reservation
State Druggist Association of
Seattle
H. GC. Hungerford
Pacific Beach
Severe grippe cured by Chamberlain remedies
Mr J S Egleston of Maple Landing Iowa reports severe winter colds developed into grippe with aching joints and nasal symptoms. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, with liberal use knocking out the grip. Sold by Evans Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Drug
Lo.m
Weighing Lumber Cars Ends Long Dispute Between Lumbermen and Railroads
The Washington lumber industry reports a settlement at the Seattle Lumbermen's Club meeting. A voluntary NP Railway proposal aligns with state law on weighing lumber cars at loading points, reducing winter snow weight and freight charges. The association urged millmen to accept, while detailing rules on car weight deductions and grading rule revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Beckman
State Lumbermen’s Association
Seattle Lumbermen’s Club
Northern Pacific Railroad
Transportation Committee
Intestate Commerce Commission
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Offered for Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves rheumatic pains after one application and offers a permanent cure with continued use, marketed by Evans Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Abandonment of Walla Walla Franchise in Northwestern League
A meeting of 15 local businessmen decided to abandon the Northwestern Baseball league franchise for Walla Walla. Insufficient time to assemble a competitive team and 3000 dollars pledged, with bids lost to other towns. If true, Grays Harbor would be dropped from the circuit, leaving Helena Butte Spokane and Tacoma as four clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Northwestern Baseball League
R. P. Brown
Lucas
Spokane
Grays Harbor
Brown
Helena
Butte
Tacoma
Renovations Planned at Congregational Church Interiors
The Congregational church trustees and ladies plan interior improvements including removing old wall coverings, adding felt backed paper, wood paneling in cedar finish, and eight foot high grill work to reduce the barn like height. They will recarpet the auditorium, renovate woodwork, and the Young Peoples Society will renovate and carpet the parlors, aiming to make the church one of the easiest to warm and welcoming in the state. A provincial constable from Chapleau Ontario credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy for curing a severe cold after hunting a burglar in a forest swamp last fall. The remedy is advertised as fast acting for coughs and colds and is available from Evans Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Young Peoples’ Society
Wm. Thos. Lanorgan
Chapleau
Ontario
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Wilson Mill Progress Marks New Boiler Room
The Wilson mill showcases ongoing improvements including a new brick boiler room beside the planing mill. After rebuilding the mill a planing mill and lumber shed were added along with a new engine and dust carrier. A dry house and large storage shed for planed lumber followed, with a dry kiln driving increased steam needs. The boiler room makes the kiln and planer mill independent of the main plant and aims for near fireproof construction. Loose-leaf system printing and ruling a specialty. Herald Printery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Mill
Dr G H Graham Claims Vege Based Cure For Many Ailments
An advertisement offers vegetable medicines to treat consumption catarrh rheumatism private diseases and kidney problems. It promises immediate results or no charge, free consultation and examination, and states the doctor will treat cases fairly at 304 Heron Street over E L K drug store with phone 1483 available day or night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Graham
Heron Street
Fine Job Printing at Moderate Prices Herald Printery
Local printery advertises affordable rates for job printing services. The Herald Printery promotes moderate prices along with quick turnaround for business cards posters and small print jobs.
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Herald Printery
Heron Street Bridge Opens Amid Ferry Demurrage Dispute
The Heron Street bridge opens this morning replacing the old ferry which ends eight months of exile and extra delays. The bridge committee accepted the structure Saturday and questions arise over a $15 daily delay charge since January 15 for contractor postponements. The Pacific Bridge Co. argues against demurrage, while local opinion holds the firm should cover the delay costs, amid suspicion of inflated contract pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Bridge Co
Blood Evidence Tells Of A House Horror
A sensational tale recounts human blood marks in the home of J W Williams a Bac ky merchant. A claimant recalls near death from lung hemorrhages twenty years ago and credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing him. The product purports to treat hemorrhages chronic coughs settled colds and bronchitis with guarantees and trial bottles offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wiliams
Backy
Dr. King
Body Pulled From River Identifies Missing Hoquiam Man
The body found in the river on Monday is identified as William Anderson of Hoquiam who had been missing for four days. He had resided with his daughter in Hoquiam and is believed to have committed suicide amid mental distress. Remains were shipped to Seattle for burial. Rustler crew eligible for a reward offered by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
William Anderson
Hoquiam
Ho- Te
Daugter
Eqaiam
Magi McAlagpow
Seattle
Rustler
Aberdeen Harbor Lines Map Returns to Aberdeen for Action
After delays to recalculate harbor lines at Aberdeen established in 1892 the map was sent back to the local army engineer in Seattle. Representative Jones urged War Department involvement and Secretary Taft announced the map’s return with plans for prompt final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aberdeen
Seattle
Jones
War Department
Taft
Snow Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
Prairie Grove Ark resident S Graham credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with curing rheumatism after other remedies failed. The note urges readers to buy now and notes sale at Shelley's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
S. Graham
Prairie Grove
Ark
Shelley
Classified ad for assistant manager position in Illinois county
Help wanted by Chicago wholesale and mail order house for assistant manager in this county and adjoining territory. Salary twenty dollars plus weekly expenses paid. No investment or experience required. Work pleasant and permanent. Send for full particulars with self addressed envelope to Superintendent, 132 Lake St., Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Wholesale and Mail Order
Lake St
Chicago
Boosters Exhibition Tacoma April 2 7 Excursion Tickets
Northern Pacific offers excursion tickets to Tacoma and return at one and one third fare. Round trip $3.70 with final return limit April 9. H B Elder, Agent, Aberdeen Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
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Aberdeen Herald
A. W. Dole
Addie Chapman
Andrew Oiling
Eleanor Nikule
P. O. Seaburg
Kittie D Munday
Jesse B.skene
Edmund J Spicer
Daisy A. Smith
Julinus de W. Goodrich
Elizabeth Kenwall
Harry J. Beauchamp
Georgia D. Wisby
J. H. Suthoff
W.L. Adams
Portland
Corvallis
Ore
Ogden
Taylor
A. S. Hodgdon
Mr. Corbett
A. Anderson Ben Grigsby
A. Sawyer
Oakville
Edwin May
Porter
Annie Fitzgerald
Abandon League
Bright
Heron 'Steet Bridge
Réld Browne
Harbor Lines
H. B. Elder
Aberdeen, Wash
E. I. K. Pharmacy
Quality Drug Store
E. Heron St
Geo
Wolff
Will Lanning
Dabney Elk
Fisher
East Heron St
Heron St
Aberdeen State Bank
Burnett Bros
Lumber Exchange
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