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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
7
Local exchanges report Chehalis County items gathered by Aberdeen Herald correspondents. The brief item highlights community notes and regional updates collected from nearby papers.
Judge Hodgdon attends county business while births and relocations fill the pages. Notes include a July 26, 1901 birth. Miss Effie J Twidwell’s appendicitis operation. various residents moving, visiting, or resuming work. a Perth style crime case involving a minor accusing her father of rape, with trial and bond details.
Advertisement extols Scott and Bowne cod liver oil emulsion as the fastest remedy for colds. It claims relief begins overnight and total relief in a few days if started early, offering a free sample from 409 Pearl Street New York.
Mrs F EF Hill of Tacoma visits Mrs M M Wakefield in town. Dr Hill moves his office to a cottage near the post office. R M Kibbe closes the South Union school term Friday. Taylor moves his family into P Murray's newly purchased home. Crisp moves into his new house from F W Strubel. Mr and Mrs J B Jones and daughter Miss Bessie visit country friends this week. Ayles reports oats twenty inches long. Miss Maude Hulbert of Aberdeen to teach in Camillo district south of town. Mrs Avey of Hoquiam visits her son, our young attorney E S, here early in the week. Miss Bessie Prickette's birthday party at her home July 27 ends with ice cream and cake and good times.
Miss Frances Cheney visits Miss Lena Thompson in Montesano while Miss Lula Thornton assists at Aberdeen Htrop. The City Meat Market in Cosmopolis changes hands with Fred Nye retiring and W J Morgan taking over. Knights of the Maccabees host a card party at A O U W hall with large turnout. Also report of John Pongratz injuring his finger, likely not amputated, and a humorous remark on Mr Thornton’s radishes. The Herard and W J Bryan paper offer one year for $2.25 in advance.
Mrs Dan Young visits parents in Elma. Newton Gilkey of Montesano visits Mrs Dexter Newton. Rock quarry idle for want of men. Foreman M J Murphy resting awaiting orders. Dexter Newton family leaves for Colorado. friends bid farewell at the depot. Mr and Mrs D W Bagshaw host a music filled party with supper.
Advert says a woman’s sores and pimples disappeared after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Claims it vanishes eruptions fever sores boils ulcers carbuncles felons and more. Promotes cures for cuts corns burns scalds and piles with a guaranteed result at 25 cents at Todd's Pharmacy.
Aberdeen Washington city bids open August 10 1901 for removing the G street hose house relocating the structure on a solid foundation tearing down the hose tower removing the bell and bidding with a one hundred dollar bond. The council may reject any or all bids and bids are received per order of the City Council dated July 31 1901. Geo A Black city clerk seals the notice.
The Aberdeen City Council invites bids by 8 pm August 10 1901 for construction of a new hose house and bell installation plans and specifications are on file with the city clerk a $100 bond is required for the successful bidder. Also the Local Improvement District No 44 assessment roll filed July 27 1901 and a Board of Equalization hearing set for August 10 1901 at 8 pm to review appeals.
Advertisements claim a disease model for drunkenness and offer a home treatment called the Home Gold Cure. It pledges self use, no publicity, and delivery worldwide for one dollar with full directions and confidential correspondence from Edwin B. Giles & Company of Philadelphia.
Prof. R. M. Kibbe of Elma formerly Oakville school principal spent Saturday visiting old friends and pupils. He traveled by bicycle from Elma and will not teach this year, aiming to enter other business ventures.
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