Aberdeen district notes and social items shown
Local society and business notices record outings visits and greetings. Residents visit Cohasset Beach and Westport while others tour Portland Minneapolis and Lake Oregon towns. Community groups meet for missions picnics and services as civic clubs promote events and improvement projects.
Aberdeen Pioneer O H P Wiley Dies After Stroke
O H P Wiley a long time Aberdeen resident died Friday at his East Second Street home from a second paralytic stroke. He was born September 1, 1829 in Lexington Kentucky and was nearly 82. He lived in California and Kansas before settling in Aberdeen in 1880. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Rev Horn officiating. He is survived by his wife and four children Robert A Wiley Mrs Thomas McKay Dell Wiley both of Aberdeen and Wade Wiley of California.
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O. H. P. Wiley
Aberdeen
East Second Street
The
Christian Church
Rev
Horn
Mr. Wiley
Lexington
California
Kentucky
Kansas
Washington
Wiley
Robert A. Wiley
Thomas McKay
Dell Wiley
Wade Wiley
Death of C H Bower in Aberdeen at 85
Christopher H. Bower died Friday evening at his home in Aberdeen at age 85 after a three week illness. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1826 and married Lucinda Hazen in 1850. Funeral held in the Methodist church with Rev. Brooks officiating. He leaves children Isaac Bower S K Bowes William Bower Mrs John Macey Harry Bower John Bower and Mrs May Shelley plus nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher H. Bower
Isaac Bower
Forsythe Street
Aberdeen
Bower
Methodist Church
Brooks
Mr. Bower
Pennsylvania
Lucinda Hazen
Isaac
S. K. Bowes
William Bower
City
John Macey
Mexico
Harry Bower
Bellingham
John Bower
Kansas
May Shelley
Portland
Bowes
Epitome of Grays Harbor News in the Herald
A brief note declares that the Herald serves as the epitome of all Grays Harbor news, summarizing events for local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor
Herald
Bold Burglary Suspect Olson to Face Judge Tucker
Olson lies in city jail after 4 AM burglary on East First Street. He allegedly entered the Hagen home at 1303 East First, stealing a pocket book with 13.55 and a $10 gold piece, dropping the book and leaving 3.55 in silver recovered. Police arrested him at 717 Summit Street based on recognition.
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Gettle Olson
Tucker
Olson
Summit Street
Chehalis County Fair Board Plans October Exhibition
The Chehalis County Fair association board met at Hotel Washington to discuss the first annual fair in Aberdeen from October 4 to 7. Secretary C C Quackenbush reported growing county interest and a creditable agricultural exhibit is expected. A premium committee was formed with J E Calder Montesano E L Brower Satsop and J H Taylor Fairview. Frank M Hayes Montesano to assist in collecting exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis County
Fairview
Frank M. Hayes
Montesano
Local mill manager takes residence on hill amid council paving plan
Mr. Cooney, head of the large mill, now occupies the hilltop home in Coompolis. A. W. Jackson of the Grays Harbor Commercial Co. arrives from San Francisco with his niece Miss Ida Jackson. Council passes a resolution to pave First street from Shingle mill slough bridge to C street, decision resting with property owners on that block.
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Cooney
A. W. Jackson
Grays Harbor Commercial Co
San Francisco
Ida Jackson
First Street
Chamber of Commerce Lunch Preview
The Chamber of Commerce invites members to tomorrow noon luncheon to discuss several topics of importance and urges a full attendance. Local officials and business leaders are expected to attend the meeting.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Hoquiam Chosen as Oregon Washington Rail Center
The Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation line moves its division point from Cosmopolis to Hoquiam as trains begin running there. Joint offices with Milwaukee likely. Fuel depots and water tank to relocate to Hoquiam with oil burners planned for locomotives and large oil storage tanks to be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Cosmopolis
Hoquiam
The
Milwaukee
Oregon-Washington
Independent Sand & Gravel Names New Leadership After Reorganization
The Independent Sand and Gravel company reorganized with L G Hamburger succeeding Daniel Rogan as manager. Edward Spencer was elected president and general superintendent. The annual report notes excellent business during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Sand & Gravel Company
L. G. Hamburger
Daniel Rogan
Edward Spencer
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