Chehalis County Local Doings In All Areas
Attorney J A Hutcheson returns from Nebraska visit. R Gowling leaves for San Francisco to attend G A R encampment. Mrs Fitzgerald visits from Oakville this week. Earle France and others plan two week outing at Quinsault Lake. Y M C A branch eyed for Montesano with local leaders inspecting prospects. Schools earn contract for new building in District 24 at Monte sano. Daily Washingtonian man Alex Girard notes Astoria visit. Several local deaths and society notes including Miss Leal Stevenson and Mrs. Storme visiting. Frank Oleson convicted for watch theft. Alma Wills visits from Tacoma. Labor Day plans mooted. shingles production increases at Summit mill. Parish reports show growth in church membership. officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gowling
San Francisco
Lottie Magill
Aberdeen
Fitzgerald
Oakville
James Smith
E. Wheeler
Spruce and
River Streets
D. W. Fleet
Lillian
Seattle
A. E. Griffiths
H. D. Crites
Earle France
Jesse M. Shelley
John Morgan
Alvin McDonald
Quinsault Lake
Agent Moore
A. B. Holloway
Academy Addition
H. Hi
Wonacott
Aberdeen Y.M.C.A
Montesano
John Lane
Fourth
Ethel Bagley
Geo. G. Kellogg
Leal Stevenson
Oregon
Dr. Storme
North Yakima
Geo. D. Robertson
R. R. Rotter
Daily Washingtonian Force
Tacoma
Annie Ellingson
New London
B. R. Blackstone
North Beach
Queens Country
Perry F. Smith
George G. Kellogg
O. M. Kellogg
Viola
John Knapp
Caleb Lyon
F. E. Youell
Newbury
Youell
J. G. Avey
Slower place sold and local moves amid coastal news
Chas Ekstedt bought the Slower place from Mr and Mrs Evans. Mrs C E Seaman and Mrs George Seaman returned from the beach with threats of tonsillitis. Allen Linn and son Vivian traveled to Montesano while Mrs Linn went to Clallam county and Seattle to file a timber claim. W S McKay sought gold quartz on his Neuskah valley claim with a miner reporting paying quantities of placer and quartz. The Pongs visit Cosmopolis and remain fond of the town. Edgar Pongratz recovers from a bicycle fall near a cliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ekstedt
John Pongratz
Cosmopolis
Mr. Pongratz
Weyerhaeuser
Everett
Edgar
Discharged Alex Dougan Still Learning to Use Feet
Alex Dougan leaves St. Josephs hospital and will need time to regain full use of his feet. A Steamer Alert chartered Sunday carried a Melbourne bound picnic party including Mr. and Mrs. C. F. White and daughter Marguerite, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thibault, Mrs. and Miss Bradly, Miss Muir, Mr. and Mrs. John O. Wilson, A. N. Floyd, and S. L. Johns. Many guests visited Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Pratt at Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Dougan
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Cosmopolis
Alert
Melbourne
C. F. White
Marguerite
Frank Thibault
Bradly
Muir
John O. Wilson
A. N. Floyd
S. L. Johns
F.S. Pratt
A Great Circus at Athletic Park Impresses Aberdeen Crowd
The Campbell Brothers circus, grown large since their Aberdeen visit, filled Athletic park with tents spanning about ten acres. Despite a late train and bridge repairs, performances began around four o clock and kept audiences engaged for two hours. The show featured skilled equestrians, daring aerial acts, a remarkable Japanese acrobatic company, impressive trapeze feats, ponies and dogs, novel clown acts, a well behaved troupe free of fakirs, and an intriguing menagerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Brothers
Aberdeen
Third Streets
Athletic
B Street
Campbells
Uncalled Aberdeen Post Office Letters Advertised
For the week ending August 1S 1903 uncalled letters at Aberdeen include Anderson John Averill B J Bishop Estella Brennan JS Carey EJ Cameron Phebe E Gholson Richard Jones Ira Johnson W B Knutsen A C Kreig Wm Luoma Rupert Noble GE Roberts Chas Ruggs M M Sullivan Martin Teivitson Frank Teerens Tom Worley W H Wolverton. Persons calling for these letters please say Advertised R P Campsell P M. The authority on watches Goldman Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Anderson
John Averill
B J Bishop
Estella Brennan
JS Carey
Cameron
Phebe E Gholson
Richard Jones
Ira Johnson
W B Knutsen
A C Kreig
Wm Luoma
Ruupert
Noble
Roberts
Chas Ruggs
M M Sullivan
Martin Teivitson
Frank Teerens
Tom Worley
W H
Money Question Divides Wall Street and the People
A July issue of the Wall Street Journal warns financiers the money question remains vital while urging the public not to discuss monetary reform. The piece questions where debate should end and emphasizes the currency system favored by financiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wall Street Journal
Wall Street
Congress
Edison Theater Opens With Continuous Performances Daily
The Edison Family Theater at 67 Heron Street debuts next Monday under manager Hirschman with a modern Moison Theatrical Circuit lineup. Shows run 3 to 5 30 and 7 30 to 10 30 daily all year except Monday afternoon at 10 and 20 cents, five complete performances daily, oil paintings by Artist Grant offered to ladies free each performance, and a no drinking or smoking policy to please families and the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Family Theater
Heron Street
Hirschman
Pacific Coast
Moison
Grant
Edison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
J. A. Hutcheson
Nebraska
Hoquiam
Alex. C. Girard
Daily
Washingtonian
Astoria
Elizabeth Adams
W. L. Adams
Frank Oleson
Warren
Alma Wills
Florence Acheson
Ellensburg
Charlie Gant
Gant
South Bend
Fred G. Foster
Emerson
Joe Creek
J.T. Ray
Kansas
Minnie Stine
Elma
J. W. Carey
Elms
A. W. Deming
Summit
Green Cedar Shingle Co
Turessa Jones
Oma Lewis
Queets Reservation
K. H. Moore
Bloomington
Ill
Frazer & Maize
Carney
Mesdames
Leon Wakefield
Ira Lewis
Fieldey Gleason
Lulu
Mamie Byles
Nellie Leybold
Satsop River
L. P. Bendixon
A. J. Clark
Kent
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. F. Tompkins
A. W. Metzgar
Orlando Brewer
L. A. Blair
H. Bourquin
Naomi Byles
F E.tompkins
H. Blair
W. H. Wakefield
J. W. Anderson
Worl
Campbell Bros.’ Circus
Goldman
Edison Theater
Family Theater
Wausiaa
Ajovulid
Sant Dor
Uman’s
DR. Long
Ellis’ Block
Geo. J. Wolff
Geo. Fisher’s
Douglas and Florshem Shoes
Kees
J.c.smith&co
Scrhehn
Chioraingehs
OLLS
C. E. Pinckney
Heron ST. Tel
Mere Tute
Omo
Hazlewood Creamery
Payette
M. Payette
Wishkah St
Heron ST
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