Evans Drug Co. keeps city abreast of fashion and news
Local Aberdeen notes recount Evans Drug Co advertising perfumes, toilet articles, and affordable soaps while listing visits and travels of residents. It details Miss Beatrice McKenna in Spokane, Mrs. Cecil Bell returning from Seattle, and Louis Benjamin's trip to Grand Rapids Michigan among many social visits and relocations in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans’ Drug Co
Evans Drug Co
A. C. Iennis
Mark Innis
Eine
Coats-Fordney Logging to Open New Camp in Section 3
The Coats-Fordney Logging Co will open a new camp in Section 3. Graces Findeisen and Elizabeth Findeisen of Olympia visit Mr and Mrs Paul Findeisen. W H Duffy family depart for San Pedro en route to Fort Worth to relocate. Archie Murray and Stephen Moore return from Columbia River seeking logging show. Grays Harbor Logging Co to expand by reopening former A J West Lumber Co camp alongside existing camps. Rex Chagnon and Mrs Chagnon travel on the steamer Norwood to San Pedro to reside. Mrs Blacker to join husband in Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coats-Fordney Logging Co
W. H. Duffy
Norwood
San Pedro
Fort Worth
Texas
Archie Murray
Stephen Moore
Columbia River
Grays Harbor
Rex Chagnon
Blacker
California
Summers Bring More Visitors to Quiniault Lake
The opening of the road to Quiniault attracts summer parties to the lake with several outings. Thomas L. Douglas and family left for a few weeks and a group led by J B Karshner and family, M Williams, A S White and others traveled by auto to Humptulips and then hiked to the lake. They plan to return by canoe down the Quintault river to Tahola, where teams will meet them for transport to Moclips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quiniault
Thomas L. Douglas
J. B. Karshner
Edwin
M. Williams
A. S. White
Maybelle
Zoora Karshner
Humptulips
Quintault River
Tahola
Moclips
New Camp Ships Log Shipment From Fry Logging Camp
Logs from Fry Logging Company's new camp on the Satsop begin shipment. First cars left Thursday as the firm, formed weeks ago, reaches full readiness. An average of 15 carloads daily expected, with Hewitt Logging contract to log timber in the county's east end. Lumber market improves with business gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry Logging Company
Satsop
Organ
Hewitt Logging Company
Wyndeare Hosts Trout Dinner for Aberdeen and Cle Elum Guests
W. K. Wyndeare of Grays Harbor Hailways Light entertained Thursday at his Aloha hotel apartments in honor of W. S. Mendenhall of Aberdeen and Thomas Lingle of Cle Elum. Guests enjoyed games and music, then a trout dinner from his Humpvulips river fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Wyndeare
Grays Harbor
Stagger Recovers Pile Driver at North Jetty
Charles Staggar, government diver, finished retrieving a pile driver and engine dropped into the ocean from the north jetty 19 days ago. He praises the north jetty for port value and notes 50 feet depth along the jetty and 2 feet depth on the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stagsar
Bar Tite
Greek coffee house fight ends with fines in police court
Granlos proprietor of a Greek coffee house on South FF street and Theodore Jones were fined ten dollars each by Judge Drake in the police court Friday afternoon for fighting. The hearing revealed a pistol fired earlier at the coffee house and a planned personal confrontation interrupted by Officers Searles and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granlos
Modern Maccabees Picnic At Westport Beach Next Sunday
Harbor Hree No 752 of Hoquiam Grayport Hive No 1012 of Aberdeen Ladies of the Modern Maccabees and sir knights of Hoquiam and Aberdeen plan a grand outing at Westport beach on Sunday May 11 at 7 a.m. Mrs LaTour deputy great commander of the Ladies of the Modern Maccabees visits and works with the two hives as many new members are being secured.
Police resignations leave vacancies amid council talks
Sergeant Con Elliott and Detective Peter Stone resigned from the police force Thursday evening. Stone was suspended by Chief Templeman pending investigation, and he returned his star. Elliott, not involved in the matter, also resigned, leaving potential vacancies as the city council negotiates replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con. Elliott
Peter Stone
Stone
Templeman
Elliott
Varney Enjoys Pleasant Sea Voyage to California Ports
S. J. Varney, manager of Geo. J. Wolff's store, returned Thursday from a vacation aboard the steamer Norwood. He reports a very pleasant trip to California with calls at San Francisco Santa Barbara San Pedro and San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Varney
Geo. J. Wolff
California
Norwood
Mr. Varney
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
San Pedro
San Diego
Portland Woman to Visit San Francisco Relatives
Mrs. Charles R. Wilson and her daughter Miss Margaret and sister Mrs. A. E. Lumsden of Portland will sail next Wednesday on the steamer Coronado to San Francisco to visit relatives. Miss Wilson plans to enter Mills College at Oakland for the fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret W. Wilson
Oakland
Cal
Mills College
Charles R. Wilson
Margaret
A. E. Lumsden
Portland
Coronado
San Francisco
Miss Wilson
Modern Job Printing at Moderate Prices Aberdeen Printing Co
Aberdeen Printing Co offers modern job printing at moderate prices with contact by phone 5401.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Printing Co
Montsano Seeks Grade Crossing Permit
The public service commission received a petition signed by the Montsano mayor on behalf of the city asking for an order granting permission for a proposed grade crossing at the intersection of 1st Street and the Northern Pacific tracks in Montesano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Public Service Commission
Montssano
Oder
N. P
Montesano
Fruit Ranch for Sale in Cowlit Valley
Five acre fruit ranch in Cowlitz valley offered for sale cheaply. Level ground with orchard and small fruit trees, no house. Bargain sale. Inquiries to M Stephens at Farmers Produce Market Wishkah Street, phone 4511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowlit Valley
Level Lance
Shay
M Stephens
Farmers Produce Market
Wishkah Street
Hotelmen Hold State Convention in Hoquiam and Aberdeen
Hotelmen from across the state plan a three day convention in Hoquiam and Aberdeen August 15 to 17. Visitors will tour the cities, attend luncheons and dinners, a grand ball, and lodging will be provided free to members. Committees are named for finance banquet publicity and entertainment.
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W. Y. Croxall
Hoghan
Sport
Washington
Aberdeen
Attmne
Westport
Cohassett Beacon
Pathian Nail
Aiea Dectine
Craypor
Falymont
Crescent
Cohassett
W. J. Patterson
E. C. Miller
A. W. Middleton
W. B. Mack
F. C. Wilcox
G. P. Halferty
J. W. Parks
M. V. Snyder
A. L. Johnson
A. H. Griffin
Edw. Simms
A. C. Gaillac Ce
T. Scurry
J. B. Bridges
B. A. Morck
H. B. Zimmerman
C. Mf. Weatherwax
A. P. Stockwell
Geo. Lemping
W. A. Rupp
J. W. Clark
J. J. Carney
Albert Johnson
Neal Cooney
Geo. L. Nyere
Wm. Crammatte
R. G. Lane
Geo
R. J. Daniels Promoted to Tacoma General Agent
R J Daniels promoter of the C M P S Ry on Grays Harbor has been promoted to general agent in Tacoma. He will move his family there once settled and remains here briefly as FEAL Lark and family arrive from Milwaukee. Daniels leaves behind many friends who wish him well in his advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Daniels
Grays Herbor
Tacoma
AL Lark
Milwaukee
Missing City Engineer's Compassman John Riner Feared Lost
Friends report John Riner a compassman on the city engineer's force has not been seen since July 5. He drew $6 from Hayes and Hayes bank and left Cody without his personal effects. Authorities fear he may have suffered a mishap and are investigating his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riner
Riner
Hayes & Hayes Bank
Cody
Nas
Reid
Traveling photographers rearrested and discharged amid confusion
J L White Coleman and W ner, traveling photographers, were rearrested for violating a vague rule and discharged on a Friday afternoon amid chaotic efforts to locate them in the town.
Pardon Campaign Circulated for Dr Stapp
A pardon drive circulates asking leniency for Dr M Rob Stapp who is serving a nine month sentence in the county jail with three months remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rob. Stapp
Independent Market Opens In New Aberdeen Area
The Independent Market opened at 113 South G street near the post office on Thursday, run by N G Ling ner and G L Uptegrave. It features a modern aging refrigerator, a full line of picnic goods and Eastern hams and bacons, and own chicken pens with two weeks of feeding to fatten chickens for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South G Street
Pos
N. G. Lingner
G. L. Uptegrave
Lintner
Aberdeen Meat Co
Uptscrove
Grays Harbor Meat Co
Hoquiam
Wedded in Everett Mrs Blundin and Mr Blundin Wed
Mrs W I Agnew and Mr Jas A Blundin married Tuesday afternoon July 30 at four o clock at Rev R B Hassell's Everett residence. They returned to Aberdeen Thursday and plan to settle in Seattle after closing affairs here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Agnew
Jas A. Blundin
Everett
R. B. Hassell
Farm Sold in Oregon to Washington Pastor for 15000
William J. Holpa reported the sale of a Yamhill County Oregon farm for 15000 to Rev. Father Micheal Pawlorski of Pe Ell Washington. The transaction closed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Roser
the Hills
Odge
Eugene
Oregon
William J. Holpa
Yamhill County
Father Micheal Pawlorski
Pe Ell
Wash
Matthews Enters Grays Harbor Swing for Sheriff Nomination
Schelle Matthews, a Republican candidate for sheriff, arrived yesterday planning a two week visit on Grays Harbor to bolster his bid. He aims to meet voters and discuss his campaign platform during the outreach effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schelle Matthews
Filma
Grays Harbor
Arnica Salve Cures Boil Quickly Claim
A Stroud Oklahoma man credits Buecklen’s Arnica Salve with curing a foul boil after his wife applied it. He praises the product as a supreme healer for burns sprains cuts corns bruises swellings and piles and notes it costs only 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Frankel
Stroud
Okla
Buecklen
Christian Science Church Service and Rooms Notice
Sunday school at 1 o'clock and church service at 11 o'clock. Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock. Reading room at No 231 Finch building open daily 1:30 to 5, except Sundays. Street location on First near Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Broadway
Finch Building
Bay gelding for sale and creamery ads in notice
Bay gelding five years old weighing 1400 pounds for sale by Ellis Lund North River. Post office Cosmopolis 8 3 4. We solicit your orders for fresh churned butter. Special delivery morning 10 o clock afternoon 4 o'clock MEADOWBROOK CREAMERY CO. Phone 7881 SITUATION WANTED A middle aged widow from the east would like housekeeping for an old gent widower or bachelor. An old veteran preferred. A pleasant home more object than high wages References given and required. Ad dress MRS EZRA MORSE Lyle Wash 822 PUBLISHERS NOTICE Subscribers served by city carrier failing to receive the Herald on Monday and Thursday by 6 o'clock p it will confer a favor on the publishe by calling the City Messenger Co Phone 5931 who will deliver a cop immediately. tt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Lund
North River
Cosmopolis
Meadowbrook Creamery CO
East
Widdower
Batchelor
Herald
City Messenger Co
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A. J. Cottrell and Baby
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Leo Johnson
T. J. Keeley
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Frederick Hart
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Helen Rutschow
L. F. Benjamin
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E. A. Rupert
Rose Hiudson
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Queen Anne Congregational Church
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Elizabeth Findeisen
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Staggar
Varney
Made
Fruit Ranch
Lumbermen’s State
Will
E. G. Griggs
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
O. M. Clark
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Milwaukee Railroad
Tographers
DR. Stapp
Frank Linder
C. C. Stephens
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PI Riepp -Pudcey
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Christian Science Church
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S. K. Bowes
J. M. Bowes
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