Chehalis County Local Doings In All Parts Of County
Mrs. Alex Polson leaves Monday for a week in Portland. I A Borchert of San Francisco is in the city on business. Geo Morrison of Aberdeen becomes clerk for North Western Lumber Co. Robt Lytle and family return from the beach. D O Baker and family visit Centravia. Workmen and spouses enjoy a ball on Eighth street. M Bernett and Mrs Sandstrom of Tacoma register at the New York. A Amundson sustains a head cut last Sunday with an ax mishap. J S Johnston and wife visit on their way to Westport for a few days. Nina B Scott of Chicago arrives to summer with sister Mrs Hartman. Shelby Hackett family head to beaches for summer camping. J G McFee family return to Tacoma after a week in the city. Daisy Smith accepts a post at the post office as the G A R Encampment nears in San Francisco. Chapman Bros Seattle secure furnishings contract for the new school house now under rapid build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Polson
Portland
I. A. Borchert
San Francisco
Geo. Morrison
Aberdeen
North Western Lumber Co
Robt. Lytle
D. O. Baker
Centravia
Otis
Roy
Eighth
M. Bernett
Miss Bernett
Nellie Sandstrom
Tacoma
New York
A. Amundson
Johnston
Walla Walla
Westport
Nina B. Scott
Chicago
C. A. Hartman
Shelby Hackett
J. G. McFee
Hoquiam
Daisy Smith
Post Office
France
Chapman Bros
Seattle
Local notes. family, business and building updates
L O Stewart injured his foot while working on a building last Tuesday. Mrs J H Holland has returned from Elma and is improving. Miss Mary Anderson is ill with tonsillitis at Rev A Anderson's home. H C Martin of Cedarville visits Thos Neeley at Connie. Mack Logging Co ships logs to Harbor then Olympia. vacation for M J Murphy. A new temporary foreman at the quarry. J H W Wall completed Williams Creek bridge and moves to Cedar Creek bridge. finish in a few days. C H Nichols Lumber Co shingle mill closed for lack of bolts. dams will be placed and mill resumes soon. Surveyors map railroad line along Cedar Creek from west of Oakville north. Bordeaux Logging Co use a logging road about twelve miles away. M M Wakefield sick early week. Several births announced: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Will Kinman. a son to Mr and Mrs Lyman Hedrick. a daughter to Mr and Mrs C I Lyon. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wm Medbury of Norwalk. The new Catholic church to be painted. Wm Booth prepares a 16 by 24 foot house with a 14 by 18 wing and 16 foot walls. The White Star mill big whistle sounded last Tuesday. A J A McSperitt builds a one story 24 by 25 cottage near Jos Leybold’s lot. Mrs R H Wade and daughter Gracie left for California for schooling. Mrs Fern Campbell, long in Aberdeen hospital, returns home weak. Mrs Jos Leybold and daughters go berry picking at Oakville and visit Mrs Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Rev. A. Anderson
H.C. Martin
Cedarville
Thos. Neeley
Connie
Mack Logging Co
Olympia
M. J. Murphy
J. H W. Wall
Williams Creek
Cedar Creek
C. H. Nichols Lumber Co
Will Kinnaman
Lyman Hedrick
C. I. Lyon
Wm. Medbury
Norwalk
Wm. Booth
White Star
A. J. A. McSperitt
Jos. Leybold
R. H. Wade
Gracie
California
Grace
Fern Campbell
Aberdeen Hospital
Oakville
Stoner
What is Sunday Sermon on Sunday Baseball and Sabbath
The sermon argues Sunday rest is not a blanket ban on all Sunday activities including baseball. It challenges strict sabbatarianism in Greenville Mississippi urging consistency and personal liberty in how Christians observe the day. The speaker cites Puritan history and Apostle Paul to defend diverse Sabbath practices and warns against moralizing others choices.
Narrow escape ends in brutal assault in Satsop
O C Musgrove of Elma survives a gun threat when Harry McClearey aims at him in Satsop. Musgrove feigns, blocks the rifle, then swings a baseball bat, fracturing McClearey’s arm and crushing his skull. McClearey hospitalized in Montesano with slim odds of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Musgrove
Elna
Satsop
Harry McClearey
Montesano
Musgrove
McClearey
Carl Wakefield
Jas
Mouncer
Elma
When Sincere Roosevelt Questions from Charles G Edwards
Washington DC man Charles G Edwards asks if Roosevelt was sincere as a free trader in the 1880s and whether he repeated on the stump the 1902 tariff slogan of reciprocity and revision. He questions past resignations remarks and whether speeches align with actions and deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Roosevelt
Charles G. Kdwards
Washington
Edwards
New York Free Trade Club
Poultney Bigelow
Roosevelt Hal
Platt
Schurman
New England
Protective Tariff League
Civil Service
Payne
Clarkson
Mr. Edwards
Springer Reopens Boat Yard at Wishkah Street
N. A. Springer resumes business at the foot of Wishkah street offering boat building estimates and contracts for any description. Boats available for rent and parties planning outings on Sundays urged to engage in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Springer
New Place
Wishkah Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
L. O. Stewart
J. H. Holland
Bordeaux Logging Co
M. M. Wakefield
St. James’ Church
Episcopal
Greenville
Miss
Quincy Ewing
Moses
United States
England
Apostle
Allen
M M Nims
Matthew H Berry
Bert Noah
Creed Curtis
Philo Olson
Oscar H Campbell
James Olson
Aron Cassin
A D Parker
Daniel Feron
Walter Rennold
Miss Clara Hall
A E Simon
Helen M Kelly
Milo Siren
M Lorenson
Minarth Scullin
P H Morgan
Elizie Wendt
Walter Makela
Edward Woolston
William Naughton
WM _ Wilson
Klein
George Persons
R. P. Camppey
P. M
The
Herald Printery
Wishkah St
Charles G. Edwards
Washington, D. C
Dabney Bldg
Smith’s Hardware Store
Geo. J. Wolff
GEO. Fisher
Douglas and Florshem Shoes
Ates
Majthstic
Saxo Ohio Rainghs Paints and
C. E. Pinckney
Heron ST. Tel
T. C. Moulton
Market Street
DR. Long
Elks’ Block
George Wolff
Grays Harbor Electric Co
Parker
Heron ST
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