Chehalis County Local Doings Across the County
Henry Heermans makes a business trip to Montana this week. Rev. A R Griggs travels to Tillamook Oregon for a month’s vacation. M B Jones and wife return from a visit to the Sound. Owen Jones and family depart for a new home in Oregon. Mrs W L Adams and family enjoy North Beach sea air for a few days. Jim Lyons, a fine ball player, is out with a sprained thumb and badly lacerated hand. Mrs A W Reed learns of Mrs Fred H Skinner’s death from typhoid fever. Dr Edward Lycan of Hotel Hoquiam has a sea otter mount. C H Jones of Northwestern Lumber Company visits the city and notes strong business growth. Dave Calkins sustains a broken rib at the shipyard. Dr Wells treats him. he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Owen Jones
Oregon
W. L. Adams
North Beach
Jim Lyons
A. W. Reed
Fred H. Skinner
Laura Reed
Edward Lycan
Hoquiam
Moclips Beach
C. H. Jones
Northwestern Lumber Company
Jones
Dave Calkins
Elma Chronicle Editor Visits City and Local Notices
Editor Kibbe of the Elma Chronicle called in on Tuesday. Attorney Arnold has moved to Ninemire & Morgan's new building and is ready to serve the public. Charles Zeebuyth sails to San Francisco for medical studies. Mrs. W. H. France hosts Ruth Townsend and Amanda Quimby for a social evening. Mrs. K. H. Moore notes Elma’s growing Council of Pendo. Charles Winton leaves Wm. Murphy’s shop to work for a Portland building loan firm, remaining Montesano resident. Aberdeen builds Carnival interest with several entries for Queen, with Montesano ladies urged to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibbe
Elma Chronicle
Arnold
Ninemire & Morgan
Charles Zeebuyth
San Francisco
Cooper Medical Institute
Ruth Townsend
Amanda Quimby
W. H. France
K. H. Moore
Elma
Council
Pendo
Charles Winton
Wm. Murphy
Portland Building and Loan Association
Montesano
Aberdeen News This Week Highlights Local Moves And Accidents
Aberdeen residents report travel and visits from Tom Rogers to Frisco and Miss Nellie Leybold visiting family. Farmers commend a strong hay season. A mill injury at Star Shingle mill is described along with a major woods fire near Cornell mill. Local politics show factional tensions in the commissioner race with Elma contenders. A Grand Lodge notice mourns Brother H L Cook with formal resolutions and mourning procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rogers
Aberdeen
Frisco
Bay Center
Chas
Cornell
R. J. Stoner
J. W. Himes
Elma
Himes
Stoner
Catholic church to be erected with bids called
The issue announces bids for a Catholic church construction. Austin and Dr. Van Winkle were in Olympia on Wednesday for an I O C F encampment. Geo Hary of Connie brought a fine Arkansas Traveler peach to the office yesterday. T G Glover sold his livery business to Chas A Lee of Winlock who will move to town and expand the barn. A sister of Oscar Lomborg from Illinois visited Oakville last week. The editor and wife hosted a surprise party Friday night as about thirty friends arrived and enjoyed games and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Dr. van Winkle
Olympia
Geo. Hary
Connie
Arkansas Traveler
T. G. Glover
Chas. A. Lee
Winlock
Oscar Lomborg
Illinois
Oakville
Local News Items From Axford And Area
Mrs J P Sudderth of Axford visited city friends last Monday. Miss Ethel Evans leaves tomorrow for a month long visit to Quinault Lake. Mr and Mrs Bob Elliott of Hoquiam were in the city Monday. Mrs Elliott has taken a timber claim at 2111. Mrs Alice Allman is the latest smallpox victim with fever past and patient comfortable. Mrs F McDonald ill the past week. Dr McIntyre of Hoquiam visited and feared smallpox. Perry M Watson surveyed the school ground this week. Geo R Maris is breaking some fine costs. The wrecking train went to Olympia Monday to fix a collision. An optician from the Sound was here this week. Rev J M Weaver of the M E church baptized several last Sunday. A Sunday School picnic was held at the Fuller Brothers across the Chehalis last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Sudderth
Axford
Ethel Evans
Quinault Lake
Bob Elliott
Hoquiam
Elliott
Alice Allman
F. McDonald
Olympia
The
Sound
J. M. Weaver
M. E. Church
Remarkable Cure Reported For Infant Cholera Remedy Use
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls aiding a neighbor’s infant with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a doctor lost hope. Within two days the child recovered fully and remains healthy nearly a year later. Evans Drug Co. supplies the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
Chamberlain
Evans Drag Co
Fleet at Wilson mill docks in unusual port gathering
The Wilson Bros. & Co. fleet, including the steamer G. C. Lindauer and schooners Henry Wilson Chas R Wilson A B Johnson and E B Jackson, gathered at Aberdeen docks for the first time, an unusual sight at the wharves last Saturday. The Gooner E B Jackson works at the saw mill for Sidney New South Wales while the Newburg sails for Enciaco lumber and the Watson A West awaits cargoes for Sidney New South Wales. Chehalis arrives and sails to San Pedro with Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson A. West
West & Slade
Sidney New South Wales
Henry Wilson
Chas. R. Wilson
A. B. Johnson
Wilson Mill
San Francisco
Chehalis
San Pedro
Aberdeen Lumber
Wilson Bros. & Co
Aberdeen
G. C. Lindauer
E. B. Jackson
Prize Winners at Humbolt Saloon Rye Whiskey Contest
Notice to holders of tickets in the Humbolt saloon guessing contest on the Puritan Rye Whiskey cask. Ties to be settled within 30 days. First prize numbers 9416 and 9712. second prize 9994 9439 9368. third prize 9659 9325. Winning number must be presented by Sept 15, 1902. Frep Hewirt, Proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbolt Saloon
Frep Hewirt
Trans Misssissippi Congress Sale in St Paul Rates Set
Trans Missippi Congress Sale in St Paul Minnesota sets rate 52 dollars with sale dates August 14 and 15 and deadline October 15. N Henperson serves as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Mississippi Congress
St. Paul Minn
N. Henperson
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Severe Piles Claim
In Vere ena Als, F A Gulledge paid doctors to cure a severe case of piles causing 24 tumors. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him after medical treatment failed. Subdues inflammation and aches. Best salve in the world. 25c at Smits Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gulledge
Verebena
Ala
Bucklen
Smits Drug Co
Elks Carnival in Seattle Seeks Rail Fare Details
Advertisement notes round trip rate at one and one third fare with sale dates August 19 23 25 27 29. Travel limited to five days from sale date. Agent N Henderson fields orders for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Henderson
Reduced Rates for Aberdeen Street Fair and Carnival
The notice announces a special fare from Points Centralia to Tacoma via Olympia and Grays Harbor branches for August 27 to 30. One and one third fares are charged, with half fare for children. Sales occur August 26 and 29, with return by August 31, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. W. Aberdeen
Centralia
Tacoma
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Columna
Lily
Wash
Caryll T. Smith
D. O. Osteopathic
Ellis Hall
Paul Smits
M. Robb Stapp
Heron and
H Streets
Hayes & Hayes’ Bank
N. W. Bush
E. H. Fox
Kaufman Block
Aberdeen, Wash
J. C. Cross
Aberiesn
Washington
E. E. Shields
R. E. Taggart
Suretos & Taggart
Attorneys AT Law
Thomas R. Haye
Harrry A. Haye
Hayes & Hayes. Bankers
J. G. Lewis
C W. Miller
Aberdeen State Bank
Worrice
H. A. Tereda4&co
Zelasko
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Samuel Anderson
Simpson
Summit
Jos
Orhan
Cas. McDermotn
A.J. West
F. K. Drake
Aberdeen Lodge
A. F
A. M
Humptulips
Satsop
Perry M. Watson
Geo. R. Maris
Fuller Brothers
Sidney New Southles
Newburg
Jsa
Enciaco
West & Slade Mill
Seattle
Wyle Ann Aana
Clearange
SALE
I. Harris & Sons
Aberdeen, Warhington
Hill Military Ademy
Hill Military Academy
Regina
Portland
J. W. Hill
WSCA
E. J. Arnold
Oregon, Pacific & Oriental Carnival Company
Oriental Theatre
M. Payette
J. M. Brooks
Pres
Aber Dee EN Grocery Co
W. L. Douglas
Union Made
Sively
Fisher
Norm & Hartung
Heron Street
F. R. Granger
Cigar Store
Billiards’and
F Street
R. W. Bryan
Heron St
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