Bank promotes four percent interest plan
W W B Mack vice president announces a strong bank offers four percent interest and promises attentive service to protect customers' interests.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
3
W W B Mack vice president announces a strong bank offers four percent interest and promises attentive service to protect customers' interests.
Community notices include local visits and trips by residents and visitors from Portland Seattle and Olympia. Planned events at churches schools and hotels appear with short updates on health visits and business moves around Aberdeen and surrounding areas.
J C Cross returns from California and Mrs Kendal visits Portland. Miss Connie West rides with Miss Kathryn Bendin in Seattle, while Gradl sisters vacation at Westport. Fire on Slade mill wharf causes no damage. James Costigan fined for spitting in a street car. Terrace Heights sees 15 new buildings with others planned. Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers hold August meeting in Aberdeen and Hoquiam. Congressman Fordney visits with Stout and Egerer. Terrace Heights Improvement Club hosts a gathering for Miss Maltbie visit. A Menke faces trial for license fee nonpayment.
The former Harbor Queen hull and cabins have been refurbished by Grayport Excursion Co with Roy Magill Ed Foster and James Wilson aboard. The first trip is Saturday evening for a bay excursion returning at midnight. A piano is installed for music on board and the boat tows to Westport on Sundays and runs to Montesano midweek and along the bay on Saturdays.
Dan J McDougall foreman of carpenters and A Anderson of McLean Co clashed prompting several workers to walk off Tuesday. About 23 men remain at the Weatherwax school project as finish work proceeds. Occupancy aimed for September 12 with Chehalis County Teacher's Institute set for September 5.
J. W. Baker, leader of the Baker Hardware company, fell ill at the store and was taken home where doctors diagnosed a heart condition. He is much improved today but requires a long rest as advised by physicians.
The fire department responded yesterday afternoon and fought for hours to save homes on the west Broadway hill as smouldering forest fires threatened the area.
The Hoquiam lodge of Odd Fellows contemplates spending over $1600 on hall upgrades on Eighth street. Leather upholstered furniture is among the planned improvements.
Alfred Hoover was fined 30 dollars with suspended sentence after agreeing to reform following charges of stealing clothes and other items from city residents. J McKinnon pled guilty to petty larceny for taking a ring, later returned by Katherine Harris, with sentence suspended as records are reviewed. The complaint was made by Mrs. Jakobsen of the Twin lodging house.
United States Senator Wesley L. Jones and Mrs. Jones of North Yakima arrive at the Harbor with State Fish Commissioner Riseland and State Treasurer John G. Lewis. They proceed to Lake Quinsault to tour with Engineer W. W. Kurtz of the forestry service and inspect the lake shore and fish hatchery as part of plans for summer homes.
Miss Hilda Swenson and Mrs John Northgren were married last Saturday evening at the bride’s home in a small ceremony. The bride wore white with a veil and carried flowers, attended by her sister Miss Thyra Swenson, with Mr Peter Tedeen as best man. Rev J J Huleen officiated. The couple will reside in South Aberdeen where the groom has built a home.
Mr and Mrs A Rupert of Aberdeen and Mr and Mrs W W Kurtz of Hoquiam returned Monday from a two weeks camping trip in the Olympics. The party photographed animals and scenes along the route and reported elk were plentiful with several fine views secured.
W F Paull resigns as cashier of the United States National Bank Aberdeen after a year to become Pacific Coast representative for National City Bank Chicago. R B Vandervoort to succeed as cashier. he has been teller at the United States National Bank.
Arrangements for a lease indicate the Dabney Mack building now under construction on Heron Street will be three stories tall instead of two. The plan was initially three stories, then reduced to two, but demand for a third floor prompted the reversal.
In Tacoma federal court Judge Danworth named T H McKay as assignee of the B J Garman Co replacing J H Fuller. Local creditors backed Fuller while Seattle creditors preferred B H Pike but the court appointed McKay, ignoring both banks.
Aberdeen days before the county board of equalization on Monday August 15 offer a chance to air grievances. Hoquiam property owners may appear on Tuesday August 16. Notice yesterday lists the timber land valuation in section 21, 21.10 rising from 2.25 to 16.25 per acre.
Architect George B. Reid draws plans for a brick and concrete four story hotel for W. E. Crist proprietor of the Crist hotel in Montesano. The 50 by 110 foot structure will include an elevator and modern conveniences with nearly 100 rooms.
J. J. Ryan returned Tuesday night from Alaska where he served as manager of the Portland Alaska Dredging Co. On arrival he learned his wife Mrs Ryan had fallen ill and was in Portland for treatment, and he left again for her bedside yesterday morning.
Hon. Miles Poindexter, congressman and senatorial candidate, will visit Aberdeen on Tuesday August 16 and address a public meeting that evening. Progressive Republicans plan a rousing reception for Mr Poindexter.
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