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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1915
Page
3
The notice promotes a new store with a full line of wash fabrics and serviceable worsteds for children and adults. It claims a better building and equipment, lower expenses, and prices cheaper than ever, inviting customers to visit today.
Dr. E. E. Lane, J. B. Hutchinson of Aberdeen, and E. R. Stromquist of Hoquiam were chosen by the Grays Harbor Poultry association to revise the prize list for the next annual show in Hoquiam in January.
A dozen auto clubs report the road to Lake Quiniault in excellent condition after a Sunday trip. With some stretches still being graveled, motorists say it will be the finest drive in the state.
City begins construction of a temporary span to replace the A. J. West bridge section purchased by the council last week. Work aims to allow permanent repairs while traffic continues.
A mail and freight auto stage line runs up the Wishkah valley on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays by the A A Star Transfer company. Burlington railroad seeks 8 500 000 feet of lumber according to local lumbermen spurring expected price boosts.
City schools will open Tuesday September 7 with a teachers institute at Montesano on September 1 2 and 3. The first teachers meeting for Aberdeen will be held on September 4.
The Musicians of Grays Harbor held their annual Sunday picnic at Westport drawing large crowds. Knights of Pythias also hosted picnics that day at Montesano and attracted big audiences.
The Centralia district hosts a county picnic planned as a Aberdeen and Hoquiam joint initiative. About 2000 to 3000 people are expected to ride special trains to the Offut Lake site.
Mrs. Mielow Barron two months married, reportedly drowned in the Hump tulips river last week after a money dispute with her sister and brother-in-law Maurice and Mrs Gounod. Her husband works as a waiter in a Seattle hotel.
The Civic Improvement club prepares a flower show set for Saturday with club president Mrs. W W Walk hopeful for a successful exhibition as The Herald promises full coverage.
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