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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
3
Local society pages report visits by Evans Drug Co figures, club meetings, and residents traveling to Portland Boston Seattle and Los Angeles. Notes cover health smallpox quarantine updates, transfers and paving progress by Standard Transfer Co, and regionals like Della Bowman Stella Reid Stella, as well as families returning to Aberdeen from Seattle and Grants Pass.
The young people of Trinity Methodist church South Aberdeen organized a Loyal Temperance Legion with Marguerite Loomis as president and Earl Manley as vice president. Lucille Curtis is secretary, Roland Gerhardt treasurer, May Ferrier librarian, Mildred Gerhardt organist, and Earl Manley with Edna Burton as sergeants at arms.
Mrs Carrie Walker a woman barber arrested during the Slade mill strike was fined 1 dollar and costs totaling 52 dollars in Judge Tucker's court Monday afternoon. Charged with rioting the charge was reduced to disorderly conduct as police sought to prevent a clash between workers and I W W revolutionists.
J B Nelson head of the Associated Press for Washington and Alaska visited yesterday to study conditions at Grays Harbor and verify reports about labor troubles, following criticism of Aberdeen and Hoquiam dispatches for alleged exaggeration.
Aberdeen and Hoquiam high schools contest a Saturday track meet at Electric Park beginning at 2 p m. Roughly 15 events are scheduled including sprints weights jumps and pole vaults. Local boys have trained hard and expect a strong showing.
Thomas McGuire, who runs a saloon at Westport, was bound over to the superior court by Judge Tucker after a Monday hearing on a charge of selling liquor to Indians and minors. McGuire posted bail of 250 dollars for his appearance.
Fire Chiefs Macaleavy of Tacoma and McDowell of Portland are due in Aberdeen tomorrow or Saturday to inspect the citys new automobile fire engine. The machine draws much interest in firefighting circles and the visiting chiefs want to see it in action.
Mr Lacy Arnold and Miss Charlotte La Belle wed yesterday morning at St Marys Catholic Church with Father Quain presiding They departed on the noon train for a brief Sound honeymoon and will return to Aberdeen where both work at Hotel Washington.
Aberdeen pioneer Rice W. Hilligoss purchases a 160 acre farm near Cheney Washington after weeks in Eastern Washington seeking land. Mrs Hilligoss left Tuesday to join him in Cheney and return to the simple life.
The district convention will be held in Hoquiam on April 25 with Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano Elma Olympia and Shelton in the district. T P Horn of Hoquiam leads the program planning for the event.
Pure milk supply promises good clean rich milk cream and butter with a plant endorsed by a U S government representative for sanitary handling. Advertises clarified bottled milk cottage cheese butter milk and skimmed milk two quarts for five cents eight cents per gallon at 312 East Wishkah street phone 7881.
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