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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
1
Items from Chehalis County sections gathered by Aberdeen Herald correspondents. Local residents and visitors are noted for travel to Tacoma, Raymond, North Yakima, Montesano, Satsop, Puyallup, Albany Oregon, and Seattle. Names include R F Wright Lambert Langridge Kilgore Kellogg and Brisco among others in varied daily activity.
Robert Shean of Shelton arrived for a visit with his brother Oscar Shean. Mrs. Phil King, once a Northern Pacific station agent here, visited Mrs. Nethery. Charles Marey returned from Mima to his home. Mrs. J. W. Willis improved after illness. Gus Stratton checked cattle near North Cove. Geo. W. Ninemire and Elsie Davis left for Portland for Miss Davis to join a wholesale millinery house. Captain Peter Wilson plans a new Chehalis River dock for Wilson Bros Navigation Co. Miss Scott returned to Portland after summer visit. Mrs. K Dickey of Tacoma visited Beaumont Apple. Oscar Nethery left for a Northern Pacific position in Hoquiam. Owen Jones and family visited from North Yakima. Vera Meckinstry of Aberdeen joined KE, K. Wood Lumber Co. as stereographer. D. F. Williams and family returned to Missouri after Hoquiam visit. Woquiam Lumber & Shingle Co. started with a new crew. old crew did not return. Mr. and Mrs. Herman K. Finch of Portland visited Mrs. N. R. Bridges and Mrs. A. E. Crandall, then returned from Westport. Elva Junk of Inwood, Iowa arrived to visit and teach at Humptulipa.
Miss Mayvie Bureh returned to Aberdeen after visiting at her home. Miss Wilhelimine Hackett of Centralia and Miss Bessie Prickman of Olympia were guests of Miss Olive Mauermann last week. The Good Templars district lodge meets August 28 with a public program. Benjamin Baleh and Miss Penny Turner were married at the Olympia Presbyterian manse. Mr. Edgar Phinney and wife of Livingston Montana visited C N Mills and wife. O E Anderson, two years in Alaska, returned home in good health and plans to return someday. Mrs Della J Ames and Leroy Mitchell were married yesterday in Oakville.
Miss Pearl Hale leaves Thursday for Rayburn to open the fall and winter term. Miss Hope Fuller finishes a summer school on the Hoquiam river and returns home. Local families camp and fish along the Satsop while activity grows at nearby logging camps.
Mistrustful campaign unfolds as Chehalis county debates moving the seat west of Montesano. Hoquiam must deliver $10,000 pledge while land deed awaits signatures. Voters are urged to see plans for a new county courthouse and avoid political maneuvering before the election.
Notice announces auctioning of William Johnson estate candy stock and store fixtures in Aberdeen at 205 South F Street. Bids accepted until August 20 1906 at 9:00 a.m. with cash payment and court confirmation. Trustee Phil S Locke detains as trustee.
A vintage advertisement urges relief from severe colds with Ballard’s Horehound Syrup claiming it cures coughs colds whooping cough and bronchitis. Mrs Hall of Sioux Falls South Dakota reports five years of successful use on her children. Sold at Shelley's Drug Store.
The ads asserts testing lasting qualities only through actual use with standard makes. It offers choicest odors lasting odors from Evans Drug Co at 50 cents to 1.00 per ounce.
Registration books will be open on Saturday August 18 from 7 to 8:30 PM with a break on Wednesday August 22 and will close August 28 then be closed until September 10 1906. Do not wait until the last day. Hurry to vote September 8 says P F Clark clerk.
An ideal meal idea featuring Malted Cereal mixed with cream and fruit. It is fully cooked and ready to serve with grape sugar as the sweetener, offered at grocers.
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