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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1910
Page
3
Residents travel to Seattle and Pacific Beach. visits, camping trips, and social events fill the week. Townsfolk share news of relatives, real estate moves, insurance business, and community happenings across Aberdeen, Raymond, Milwaukie, and до.
Attorney E J Adams visits from Seattle while A R Dabney and son Henry of Portland come to the city. Others return from trips to Minneapolis and Virginia. Updates note light and heavy hauling by A A Star Transfer Co and local improvements on G street.
The semi annual stockholders meeting of the Grays Harbor Labor Temple Association will be held at I C O F Hall Hoquiam on Wednesday August 10 at 8 p m Stockholders are requested to attend Reference 94 51
J A Livingston confirmed plans to move into the large Heron and I street store under construction, expecting completion by November 1. The two story building, designed for his department store, will use glass frontage on Heron street with two grand entrances and marble detailing, aiming to be among the Pacific Coast’s finest.
The government dredge Oregon is operating in the Chehalis river off the Lindstrom shipyards and is gradually moving eastward. It will remain in the area for several weeks, according to officials.
Seattle reports the Oregon Washington railway will begin freight and passenger service on the Harbor branch to Cos Mopolis by August 14.
Residents of the former Wynooche, incorporated in 1890, plan to revive the town charter and hold an election to select municipal officers. After years of depopulation and a stalled road project, judges must decide if a town can resume incorporation after two decades of dormancy.
Director W. L. Greenleaf states that the manual training department machines are being placed and will be ready for use long before completion. He says the school will have one of the Southwest’s most complete woodworking shops and produce many wood articles.
Mrs W B Paine was appointed chairman of the arrangements committee for the Civic Improvement club flower show. A large meeting at the library last Thursday discussed plans for the annual event to be held late this month on dates to be announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Hartung plan a two week camping trip starting next Thursday. They will drive up with camp gear and set tents where fishing looks good along the Satsop river.
George Sutcliffe of Carstens Packing Co left Saturday for Canada to visit his old home. Friday evening a group of his young men friends surprised him at the Mecca Cafe with a banquet in his honor. The gathering ended with warm good wishes from all attendees.
A proposal to remove the current Heron street bridge to North Aberdeen and replace it with a new structure at the same site. Officials say the present bridge is too narrow for growing traffic and congestion.
The defunct Moclips Lumber and Shingle mill was transferred Saturday to receiver Elmer Goldberg Joseph Gauthier and associates George L. Davis of Hoquiam. The sale raised 15000 dollars to satisfy creditors and the mill will be moved to British Columbia.
Ole Sampson defeats Carl Busch in two straight falls at the Grand theater, claiming middleweight championships of America and Germany. The match lasted 21 and five minutes, with Busch displaying skill but outmatched in weight, producing a classy wrestling exhibition for a small crowd.
Andrew Peterson and associates started surveying Dabney Hill to grade streets and develop a new home tract. Ownership is held by Andrew Peterson R. T. Dabney and Jay D. Crary with engineers examining plans described as perfectly feasible and aimed at creating an attractive residential area.
Company G N G W under Captain W Fr Paull will leave on Monday August 15 with a full company to American Lake to take part in ten days of field maneuvers with National Guard units and regular army troops.
Under the Grays Harbor Rod and Gun Club, a quartet of celebrated shooters will stage an exhibition at the club grounds next Wednesday at 2 o clock. Prominent participants include Mr and Mrs Ad Pepperwein of San Antonio Texas with rifle shotgun and pistol, along with Lee Barkeley and Jack Forbes of Seattle.
Commercial job printing advertised at the Herald Printery located at 408 East Wishkah Street with moderate pricing for services.
A London police court acquitted A London on charges of selling second-hand goods without a license. A jury of local businessmen dismissed the action and the city will bear costs. Some expect the city council to lower the license fee amid public sentiment.
A fire that began last Thursday near Camp No. 4 of the Coats Logging company endangered the camp briefly. Quick action by camp employees controlled the blaze and averted destruction.
John F. Sullivan, forest service statistician for Oregon Washington and Alaska, is in the city to study Grays Harbor lumber resources. He will assess secondary wood products like boxes boats fixtures and furniture and evaluate waste utilization in local mills for potential bi products.
Modern work at moderate prices offered by Herald Printery for all branches and departments.
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