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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1909

Page

8

Local News Briefs From Chehalis County Exchangers

In Elmace region notes, El Avey and son return from Sound villes trip. L Bader back from exposition. Link Merrill family heads to Seattle for fair. A Ennis of Aberdeen visits Will Ennis. Mrs George McMinimee and Tacoma visitor stay with relatives. Miss Monroe from Seattle visiting Will Ennis. Mrs George Fleming and son visit from Seattle. Seybolds off for Idaho Spokane Sound cities. Reynolds return from Grand Rapids to Elma. Carey of Seattle and Austin of Philadelphia visit Kellerman family. L W Mapes to Marysville for month long leave. Mila Murphy from Seville to take nursing duties at Elm General hospital.

L. BE. Rader Link Merrill Seattle A. C. Ennis Aberdeen Will Ennis George McMinimee Baby Tacoma Elma Miss Monroe George Fleming George Avery Joseph Seybold Idaho Spokane Sound Cities J. S. Reynolds Grand Rapids Michigan Mesdames Frank Carey Wm. Austin Philadelphia Philip Kellerman L. W. Mapes Ema General Hospital Marysville Mila Murphy Sexville Hosati

Hoquiam Local Roundup Of Trips Burns And Visits

Hoquiam residents engage in varied activities from business trips to Sound cities to inspections at oyster beds. Dan Daniels pick 38 gallons blackberries and four gallons huckleberries over three days. Grace Johnson, exposed to kerosene fire, sustains severe burns while attempting to start a fire.

George H. Emerson Sound Cities W. W. Kurtz Howuiam Packing Company Lake Quinsault Dr. Smith Hoquiam South Bend R. L. Philbrick W. Smith R. W. Craig Damon Point Oyster Company Lower Habor Chris Daniels Rudolph Strom Franz Poneschil Spokane Grace Johnson C. B. Johnson Simpson Avenue Twentytirst Street Seattle Goldfield

Local notes from Oakville and nearby visits

Miss Josephine Quigley spent time with Aberdeen friends while the Simmonses returned to their St Helens claim. Miss Susan Brown visited her sister Mrs. Thoms Pearson in North Carolina. J Johnson moved to oversee steam shovel mechanics at the river camp. Townsfolk discussed plans for a water and electric light plant for the area. Fitzgerald and family resigned from the fair recently. Fitzgerald believes county exhibit could improve if farmers market more of their products.

Wm. Simmons St. Helms Susan Brown North Casola Thoms Pearson Johnson Faust Ealy Fitzgerald Nir Fitzgerrald

Montesano Social Notes and Local Moves

Miss Cyria Alen of Aberdeen visited Montesano guest Irene Kallar M Kittrell of Portland. Kittrell cousin Wim. Kittrell obituary work. Red Comtois joins Hotel Montesano as night clerk. Frank Minkler from Portland area in Montesano visiting brother A J Minkler. George Everett back from Oregon where Mrs Everett and Evelyn spend summer. L P Astrom depart for Seattle to visit Victor and relatives. Party of four to Missoula Montana to file on reservation lands. Week’s marriage licenses issued: F E Van Ronk with Addie Parker. Nels Swanson with Marie Gustafson. Martin Pearson with Anna Johnson. Samuel Parkhurst with Laura Powers. L M Reasoner with Emma Ellingson. Jake Bradley with Mae Gowen. Frank Klein with Mary Wilson.

Red Comtois Montesano Frank Minkler Willamette Tron and Steel Works Portland A. J. Minkler George Everett Oreqon Oregon L. P. Astrom Seattle Victor R. L. Schell Frank Ladley Stubbs Claude Nutter Missoula Montana F. E. van Ronk Addie Parker Nels G. Swanson Marie E. Gustafson Martin T. Pearson Anna M. Johnson Samuel W. Parkhurst Laura KE. Powers L. M. Reasoner Emma Ellingson Jake M. Bradley Mae Gowen Frank Klein Mary J. Wilson

Mo clips visits and local society notes in O clips region

W H Helling and wife of Aberdeen visit Miss Irene Kellar at their cottage near Frank Shaf Tes Mrs Rogers of McMinnville Ore and son Norris Rogers and Miss Elin Hendrick visit the O L Kittredge family in Moclips Mrs M Murphy Mrs Edward Lu can and Miss Emelie Chabot attend a federation of women's clubs meeting in Montesano Fred Van Ronk and Mrs Addie Parker of Centralia who run a shooting gallery at Moclips were married at Montesano The Moclips Canning company is repairing its plant to manufacture sanitary cans for fall and winter packing of its Perfection Brand of whole razor back clams.

Rogers McMinnville Ore Norris Rogers Elln Hendrick O. L. Kittredge Moclips M. Murphy Edward Lucan Emelie Chabot Federation of Woman's Clubs Montesano Fred van Ronk Addie Parker Centralia Moclips Canning Company

Musical items listed for Isvans Drug Co offerings

A catalog snippet notes musical instruments strings and music books suitable for many instruments with instructional sheets referenced for Isvans Drug Co. The terse entry suggests a shop feature or advertisement listing musical supplies and related sheets.

Isvans Drug Co

New 9-Ton Yacht La Boheme Tours Pacific Coast

The 9 ton gasoline cruiser La Boheme arrived Thursday evening en route from Portland to the Sound, covering the Columbia river to Westport in under eight hours. It features an eccentric design and full modern fittings with electricity and gas lighting, powered by a 65 horsepower Hercules engine. Owned by F. A. Greenwood, linked to San Francisco mining and Pacific Telegraph interests, the vessel will be joined later in Seattle by Greenwood while Wanderer and Rogers of Portland are the only passengers aboard.

Portland Sound Columbia River Westport F. A. Greenwood San Francisco Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co Greenwood Seattle M. Wanderer Thomas Rogers Pas

Three Story Reinforced Concrete Hotel Planned on Wishkah

Plans by IT W Mason for a three story reinforced concrete hotel on Wishkah street between F and G for K Zelasko. Building 75 by 130 feet with basement and steam heat, two lower stores, hotel office dining room kitchen and more. Foundation piling contracted to Andrew Peterson. Mason to supervise erection.

W. Mason Wishkah Street Zelasko Andrew Peterson Mason

Aberdeen City Council Passes Advertising Ordinance

The Aberdeen city council in a special session approved a bill allowing theatrical managers to distribute their own advertising material after amendments. City Attorney Wade supported the changes. Newell Alexander and Ingram were appointed to represent Aberdeen at the county board of equalization and to seek further county exhibit funding for the Seattle fair. The public health and safety committee was authorized to arrange a garbage-care contract, and street lighting complaints in South Aberdeen were assigned to Councilman Wiley.

Wade Newell Alexander Ingram Aberdeen County Board of Equalization Seattle Committee On Public Health and Safety South Wiley

Waterfront loading moves at mills for San Francisco and San Pedro

The Helene and Zampa are loading at American mill for Honolulu and San Pedro respectively. Svea and Santa Barbara sailed from Wilson and American mills for San Francisco and San Pedro. Claremont departed Burrows mill for San Pedro, Gardiner City at Slade mill for San Francisco, F M Slade loading for San Pedro, Borailis at Anderson Middleton mill for the Hawaiian Islands, Westerners left Hart-Wood mill for San Francisco, Newburg arrived to load at Slade, Fair Oaks loading at Slade for San Pedro, Benicia and G W Watson at Union mill for Honolulu, Santa Monica arrived to load at American for San Pedro, Helene sailed for San Francisco from Aberdeen mills, G C Lindauer to load at Wilson mill for San Francisco. Brushes, Evans Drug Co. tf

Helene Honolulu Zampa San Pedro Svea Wilson Mill San Francisco Claremont Burrows Mill Barkentine Gardiner City Slade Mill Santa Barbara F. M. Slade Borailis Anderson & Middleton Hawaiian Islands Westerners Hart-Wood Mill Newburg Fair Oaks Barkentine Benicia Schooneer G. W. Watson Union Mill Santa Monica American Mill Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills G. C. Lindauer

Tribute to a Raiser

A humorous exchange from the Chicago Record-Herald where one man is called “a raiser of things.” The dialogue suggests that if he dies and goes to heaven he would quickly “raise the devil” there, sparking a playful compliment about his influence.

Chicago

Clock with seven daughters and a talking cuckoo clock

In a humorous exchange Gunner and Guyer discuss a family and a cuckoo clock. The old man’s seven daughters have callers on different nights, and the clock chimes at ten with a funny line instead of a bird sound.

Gunner Squiggs Guyer St. Louis Republic

Remarkable Rich Gold Find in Northern Saskatchewan

Reports from Lac La Rouge, 200 miles north of Prince Albert, describe an eight inch vein of free milling gold quartz, with assays ranging from 51 to 78 and 61 to 64, and a hottest sample valued at 20,000 to 20,000 per ton, prompting renewed prospecting by H G Hamelin and B L Clemons.

Lac la Rouge Prince Albert Saskatchewan H. GC. Hamelin B. L. Clemons Tmamelin

Documentary Evidence Suggests Caution in Proposals

A confiding young woman asks what to say to Algernon when he proposes. Her friend advises delaying the decision and even changing her summer residence so the matter can be discussed in writing. Washington Star quotes this exchange as a witty bit of social counsel.

Algernon Washington Star

Matrimony Talk Sparks Quiet Back and Forth

In a domestic exchange the couple debates engagement with wit and finality. Mrs Jawback notes seriousness while Mr Jarback commends his son’s prudence. The banter shifts to a final straw moment as one partner rejects a future plan.

Divine figure mutters to himself to talk with a sensible man

A famed religious orator was known for muttering aloud. When asked why he spoke to himself, he said he enjoyed conversing with a sensible man. The Philadelphia Ledger noted the anecdote.

Philadelphia Ledger

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Chehalis County Aberdeen Herald Mrs. el Avey and Son Soundvilles Oakville Josephine Quigley Cyria Alen Irene Kallar M. Kittrell Wim. Kittrell W. H. Helling and Wife Irene Kellar Frank Shaf Tes Zelasko Block the City Council Evans Drug Co United States Canada Wecall’s Postal McCall CO 37Th St New Yori Society of the Japan Wash Yachigo Matsura Yetsu Sato Toyko Society of the Moon Kissed Lotus Him New York Life Houston Post THE Boston Panama Childs Herald Printery Aberdeen Gardens W. F. Lyons Aberdeen, Wash
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