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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
4
Aberdeen notes report visits by residents to Olympia and Westport, new building activity on I Street, jail annex nearing occupancy, and plans for a tree bridge. Dredging for tideland fill, a new two story block lease, and church events fill the week.
State Treasurer John G. Lewis announces a 20 acre tract near Junction City Aberdeen to be sold to farmers on an easy plan. The land includes logged off tide and beach areas with topographic survey completed. Sales start with ten percent down and ten percent yearly payments at six percent interest.
The notice calls all persons interested in grades on Fourth avenue from B to C street I street from Ninth to First avenue and Twelfth street from Spur to L street to attend a present meeting.
A chapel gathering at East First and FE streets starts at 7 45 p m discussing the progress of the Gospel and how the bible relates to the people. All are welcome to attend with friends.
At the regular Elks lodge meeting the annual installation of officers will occur with festivities. District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Bro. J Morgen stern is expected to officiate.
Gust Beck a 30 year old logger was killed at Polson camp No 7 on Monday when a line broke and struck him in the neck causing instantaneous death His funeral was held at noon in the Swedish Mission church with Rev John J Huleen officiating
J. K. Hutcheson was struck by a car driven by C. Cen rock of Seattle while riding a bicycle yesterday afternoon. He escaped serious injury with a cut nose and lacerated right hand as experts warned higher speed could have worsened the damage.
Sunday at the Church of Christ featured Marion F Horn of Eugene Oregon starting his ministry in town. He delivered two addresses The Temporal and the Eternal and Sources of Strength in Church to strong crowds. The Home-like Church extended a cordial welcome at both services.
Joseph Jacob, a shoeman, bought the G Street five ten and fifteen cent store stock for 1100 from the bankruptcy referee. He plans a sale next Saturday and has kept the store crowded since doors opened while preparing for a 30 day close out. He offers two for the price of one on any item.
Notice to property owners announces a Friday April 7 1911 meeting at 6 p m in the City Hall City Engineer's office to present proposed grades for First Avenue from H to Spur Street Second Avenue from B to E Streets E Street from Second to Third Avenue Street from First Avenue to Fourth Avenue and Third Avenue from FB to 4.
Lieut. R. H. Burrows returns from Tacoma praising promises of two permanent cutters for the Grays Harbor division and a Cheyenne visit this summer. He must enroll 65 sailors by next Sunday. once drilled, a cruiser will serve the division per Commander Robertson. If the roll is incomplete, the organization may be lost.
Famous Denver jurist Judge Ben Lindsey will be honored in Aberdeen with a banquet at Hotel Washington and a theater reception after his Grand theater lecture on April 12. The event, hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and the Women's Civic Improvement association, includes a car tour of mills and Hoquiam and a piano music program with light refreshments.
Two men and two women were arrested last evening for violating the quarantine ordinance by entering a house under quarantine. They posted bail for police court this afternoon. Penalty can be a fine up to $100. Arrested: Majory McNamara Myrtle Patterson Peter Lewis and Horace Ritchie.
Chas W Pressley, piano maker and tuner, advertises action and tone regulation with reasonable prices and a satisfaction guarantee. He solicits country work and asks readers to leave orders at Henry Harlan's bookstore in Aberdeen or Hoquiam.
Jessica Swope sues Richard Swope in Washington state court seeking dissolution of marriage on grounds of desertion abandonment failure to support and cruel treatment. Defendant is summoned to respond within sixty days of first publication and attorneys for plaintiff are located in Aberdeen Chehalis County Washington.
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