Fragmentary Note Mentions Lin Writ Split to the Hen
The readable words imply a fragmented entry about Lin and a writ split to the hen, but details are incomplete. No clear event, date, or full names are present to establish a factual item.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1910
Page
3
The readable words imply a fragmented entry about Lin and a writ split to the hen, but details are incomplete. No clear event, date, or full names are present to establish a factual item.
Aberdeen residents report visits from relatives and friends in Seattle Vancouver and Portland. Local events include Civic Improvement Club meeting at the public library and Hoquiam fire department picnic at Westport. Traffic and street work ahead on Market and G streets with paving and sidewalks nearing completion.
Pacific States Savings and Loan Co of San Francisco agrees to loan 300000 on first mortgages in Aberdeen. W B Lowrie is appointed as local agent to handle the loan.
J N Caron longtime manager of the Geo J Wolff shoe department will depart next Wednesday for his old home in Lynn Massachusetts to visit his parents. He will travel east visiting Yellowstone Park Chicago New York and Boston before returning through the southern states.
Ole Sampson the Canadian middleweight champion meets Karl Lehto the Northwest champion at Pinnish Athletic Club Hall Hoquiam next Wednesday night. An exhibition bout is also planned on the card.
Semi annual stockholders meeting of the Greys Harbor Labor Temple Association will be held at I C J Hall Hoquiam on Wednesday August 10 at 8 p m Stockholders urged to attend 94 81
Willie Jackson, 14, was bound over to superior court on a statutory charge after a preliminary hearing in Sueve Bush's court. The defendant is jailed in Montesano under bonds of 1500. The eight year old victim was identified by the father of the boy.
Kreitz Bros of Hoquiam receive the contract to erect a new school house at Ocosta. The one story with basement building measures 24 by 90 feet and includes two rooms with future add-on potential. A hot air furnace in the basement will heat the structure.
A domestic in the household of former Mayor Eugene France became ill after mistaking insect powder for pepper. The powder, kept in a tin box on the pantry shelf near the pepper, was used in cooking by a Finnish-employed servant who cannot read English until the error was found.
Emil Scheviran operates a second hand business on Heron street west of K street. He stands trial this afternoon in Judge Phillips court for operating without paying the license. Assistant city attorney A I Graham prosecutes for the city with A M Wade defending. The case reflects the city policy to prosecute dealers who avoid license payments.
Miss Leta Benn daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Benn suffered multiple bone fractures after the launch engine broke down during a Westport excursion last Tuesday. The craft drifted all night and she was confined to bed with injuries.
Charles Andres, 16, of Hoquiam, was bound over to the superior court after an examination in Justice Bush's court on Saturday. He was charged with forgery for attempting to pass a bogus check on the Western hotel proprietor and was arrested following the incident.
A man named Andrews was arrested on a Baker Hardware Company check used by William Seeger who resembled him. Seeger faced suspicion due to a signed paper, but was released after innocence was shown. The actual forger confessed Saturday, but he was not previously identified.
At Silver Lake Bowes family campers report Jim Bowes, noted for heavy snoring, disturbed sleep with a loud hoarse breathing during sleep. The tale suggests a novel remedy emerged from the camp, claimed to have proven successful against nightly disturbances.
Campers at Silver Lake stage a late night prank by muffling Jim Bowes with a car muffler to stop his snoring. The device quieted Jim and allowed the group to rest, while the rest of the camp remained awake awaiting the result.
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should inform the City Messenger Co at telephone 5931 and a replacement paper will be sent to the address promptly.
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