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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
3
A son was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Terrier. Mrs. L. B. Hunt visited Aston Iowa. J. Connor made a voluntary assignment to Ira N. Gardner. Evans Drug Co. offers instruments and prescriptions. Many residents traveled, shopped, and attended club meetings. Huotari's addition real estate promos recur.
Two young ladies hosting a Saturday party accuse two immature hoodlums of turning off the electric lights and scattering vegetables in the wood shed. They suspect the boys, who were not invited, and decide not to prosecute but have their mothers discipline them with a spanking.
The G C Lindauer sailed from Wilson mill for San Francisco. The Centralia arrived to load at Bay City mill for San Pedro. The Norwood arrived to load at A J West and Aberdeen Lumber for San Pedro. F M Slade and Carrier Dove at Lindstrom shipyard for repairs. Francis H Leggett arrived to load at Donovan and Federal mills for San Pedro. Chehalis arrived to load a million lath at A J West and then progressed to Lytle mill for cargo to San Francisco.
P A Bertrand from Jefferson City Mo will arrive next month to relieve H B Zimmerman who leaves Aberdeen for health reasons. Zimmerman returns to Buffalo N Y to manage a Federal Traction Co property after a month of home office work. Bertrand is described as a live wire and booster for Grays Harbor operations.
San Francisco’s E J Marchand of 725 Geary Street testifies to Plant Juice’s benefits after years of stomach liver and kidney trouble. He recalls losing restaurant mementos in the great city fire and says Plant Juice revitalized him and improves blood liver and overall system. He urges readers to try it with a money back guarantee from Easton Swaney Drug Co.
A brief notice for Art Rug Weavers announces rug weaving work using old carpets rag rugs and silk portieres. Located at 119 North G street the shop invites inquiries.
Neil Twomey crafts a stage version of Freckles from Gene Stratton-Porter’s tale turning tender simplicity into dramatic comedy drama. The one handed freckle faced waif of fiction fame shines as the bright star in this adaptation.
The new auto hook and ladder truck arrived yesterday and passed a town trial by Chief Tamblyn. Its installation ends horse use in Aberdeen and is expected to lower insurance rates. Built in Kenosha Wisconsin, the vehicle cost 6070 dollars.
W H Pierre of this city files suit against Kansas City Casualty Co for $5000 for the death of his wife who died from burns while saving their infant child about a year ago He says the policy insured against accident in favor of his wife and covers accidents to either the insured or the beneficiary
Advertises Electric Bitters as the best stomach and kidney medicine. Claims to prevent dropsy and kidney trouble, citing H. T. Alson of Raleigh North Carolina who improved after using the product. Endorsed by druggists and priced at 50 cents and 1.00.
The body of an unidentified man in advanced decomposition was found about three miles off shore from West Point light by crab fisherman Dr Leonard Sproule. He towed the body to the outer breakers and handed it to the life saving crew. it arrived at Hoquiam morgue aboard the launch Alexander. The clothing consisted of a striped black sweater shirt, a light undershirt, and high top shoes with rubber heels. No trousers were present.
The weekly list shows licenses granted for Alfred N. Johnson and Amanda Ronn in Hoquiam, Steve Connor in Montesano, Sallie V. McBride in Tacoma, Nels T. Espedal and Pauline Hetteral in Aberdeen, W Nosko in Centralia, Apoloni Nawalinski in Aberdeen, Jas A Brannback and Johnannah M. Long in Aberdeen, Blondie C Ring and Alvin L Graham in Aberdeen, John Crego in Bremerton, Caroline Walker in Puyallup, Oscar Johnson in Tacoma, and Mary A. Haggerty in Walla Walla.
The Herald notes a call to file constitutional change proposals with the secretary at least thirty days before action and to submit membership names for the upcoming Rally. Eligible are residents who began before January 1, 1886, including spouses and adult children over 21. the board may invite a Rally meeting place.
The superior court sustained Aberdeen police court in the Klapper stores case alleging violation of the new advertisement ordinance. Attorney F W Loomis for the Klappers says the case will go to the supreme court.
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