Hoquiam notes and local pursuits spread wide
Aberdeen Herald reports Hoquiam residents Andrew Bruce and Mrs. Mike Hoffman among others visiting the Sound. Community updates include typhoid illness of Miss Ethel Crawford, a Barnard's camp bunkhouse fire, and a wave of petty theft concerns. Local business mentions lumber employers Northwestern and E. K. Wood, labor force totals, and payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bruce
O. M. Kellogg
Mike Hoffman
R. F. Lytle
Greene River Springs
Ethel Crawford
Pearl Gee
Montesano
Ed. Smith
Montesano Tournament Dates Set for September
The Montesano tournament is scheduled for September 19 through 21. Other items note attorney James A Hutchson returning from a Sound trip, Mrs. John T. Medcalf planning a Canada visit, H H Newcomb visiting his daughter in Aberdeen, Lutie Baker visiting from Snohomish, Walter Lougheed hospitalized with typhoid in Aberdeen, Mrs. L D Carr returning from a year in New York and Illinois, Mrs. Orlando Brewer off to Seattle for shipyard work, W A Dickey relocating to Cook Inlet Alaska, Mrs. W W Brady and Justine Carothers returning from California, and W B Lowrie and mother moving to Aberdeen after buying the Hutchman hotel and residence for 3500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A Hutchson
the Sound
John T. Medcalf
Canada
H. H. Newcomb
Aberdeen
Thomas Page
Lutie Baker
Snohomish
Walter Lougheed
St Joseph’s Hospital
L. D. Carr
F. L. Carr
New York
Illinois
Orlando Brewer
Seattle
Brewer
W. A. Dickey
Cook's Inlet
Alaska
W. W. Brady
Justine Carothers
California
W.B. Lowrie
Demeree
Hutchman
Nursing mothers seek Scott's emulsion for strength and milk
Nursing mothers want Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil as nourishment for two. The ad claims the emulsion aids digestion, increases milk supply, and improves quality. A sample is offered from Scott & Bowne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Elma community notes on development and sports
Nearly a dozen residents plan to erect houses in Elma this fall. Elma baseball travels to Oakville for a Sunday game on August 25. Dr. Kent will be away on professional business in Aberdeen for several days. Due to labor shortages, section work in Elma is largely abandoned for now. Mary Helms dies of cancer in Elma at 47. Carrie and Nina Bendlin are honored at a surprise party in Aberdeen. Satsop defeats Elma second nine 11 to 7 at Westport. The Elma Cornet Band to give a concert at Oakville August 24. The band’s beach excursion was a successful event praised by Manager Avey. Burglary attempts at the post office persist but fail. E. & Avey’s law practice expands, he resigns teaching in Porter to stay in Elma. Avey may seek chief justice of Washington in ten years. Al Law of Montesano visits. Chas Story also from Montesano attends a local dance. F. E. Tompkins returns from a beach trip. Frank Shriver to join Elma ball team for rest of season. The 20th Century team from Hoquiam wins a recent local game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Oakville
Kent
Aberdeen
Mary Helms
C.E. Clay
Carrie
Nina Bendlin
Satsop
Westport
Elma Cornet Band
Elma Cornet
Avey
E. &. Avey
Porter
HeRaLp
al Law
Montesano
Chas. Story
F. E. Tompkins
Frank Shriver
Centralia
Hoquiam
Hoquiam Boys Win With Five-Run Second Inning
Score 12 to 6 as Hoquiam tops the opponent with a five-run burst in the second inning. Other notes include local hunting trips, births, arrivals, and community updates such as bridge inspection, sales, and building plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam Boys
Local Social News From Grays Harbor Area
Mrs B G Cheney of Montesano visits Mrs W J Thompson in Sun day. John Manvill of Tacoma visits sister Mrs W F Pattison in Cosmopolis. Pleasant Grays Harbor weather noted as exceptional. L M Roser begins vacation with Elk’s excursion to Tacoma and planned fishing and hunting. Tuesday evening Mrs Mary A Ward of Snohomish, state Grand Assembly president, attends Washington lodge of Rebekahs No 36 in Cosmopolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manvill
Tacoma
W. F. Pattison
Cosmopolis
Grays Harbor
L. M. Roser
Mary A. Ward
Snohomish
Grand Assembly
Washington Lodge
Rebekahs
City to Hear Appeals on Local Improvement District 41
Aberdeen Washington August 12 1901 city clerk Gro A Buack announces that the assessment roll for Local Improvement District No 41 covering blocks 6 in South Aberdeen will be filed August 10 1901 and the Aberdeen City Council will act as Board of Equalization to hear appeals on August 24 1901 at 8 p m in Aberdeen Chehalis county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
WaAsiIaTon
Ak County
Cuemanis
Aberdeen
Chehalis County
State of Washington
Chehalis
Parsons’ Block
Wishkah
Board of Equalization
Aberdeen, Wash
Gro, A. Buack
Chenauis
Gro, A. Black
Waslington
Cuenanis
Harbor Dock
Aberdeen Packing Co
Harbor Dock Co
N. R
River Street
C. E. Burrows & Co
Wash
Gro. A. Buack
City Council to Hear Appeals on Assessments in Aberdeen
State of Washington Chehalis County notices announce August 24 1901 at 8 pm when the Aberdeen City Council sits as a Board of Equalization to hear appeals of property assessments for parcels in Parsons block Wishkah and in Aberdeen block 46 Original plat. Notices dated August 12 1901 signed Gro A Black.
Home Gold Cure promises cure for liquor habit at home
An advertisement claims alcoholism is a disease and offers the Home Gold Cure as a at home treatment. It describes the remedy as non additive and soluble in tea or coffee, with guaranteed results and worldwide shipping for one dollar. It urges wives and children to seek the cure for their family members and promises confidential correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Notice of land assessment appeal in Aberdeen district
Notice describes multiple lots and platted portions in Harbor Dock Aberdeen Packing Co. areas plus unplatted NW quarter of Sec 9, Township 17, Range 9 West, with detailed block and street boundaries. It states a hearing date on August 24, 1901 at 8 p.m. to determine appeals of assessments and claims of aggrieved parties.
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Aberdeen Herald
Barnard’s Camp
A. F. Stevens and Son
San Francisco
Ogden
Louis Helm
Harlan
Trumbull
G. W. France
Mary Richardson
Maud Richardson
Peter Girard
North End
Epatine Bullock
Capt. Reed
J. E. Fitzgerald
Wm. Menish
N. McDonald
F. F. Williams
Humptulips
Reserve Oil & Mining Company
J. C. Stearns
C. van Arsdel
Ed. Lucan
A. H. Kuhn
William Winters
C. S. Revelle
St Paul’s M. E
Kuhn & Smith
Northwestern Lumber Company
E. K. Wood Lumber Company
Ed Hoover
Eva Nethery
Broad
Second Streets
Court House
American Novelty Co
Garrard Creek
Savage & Schofield
Olympia
Robertson
J. W. Pettijohn
Carother
Wm. Hepfinger
Ed Benn
Chas. Giles
Robt. Beaver
H. C. Winston
Andrew Asjun
Independence
Maude Osborne
Harris Avenue
Kaats
J. H. Holland
Frank Leisner
B. G. Cheney of
W. J. Thompson
Henry Terada
Zelaska Block
G. L. Hilton
Weekly
San Francisco Examiner
Heron St
E. A. Suemnicht
H Street
Postoffice
D. McLafferty & Sons
Ft Street
Heron
Ume
L. M. Demeree, Pres. and Treas
C. M. Demeree, Sec’y and
Mangr
Washington Abstract Company
Montesano State Bank
Montesano, Washington
James Barrett
Propr
Commercial
Washington
U. S
Hayes & Hayes Bank
Todd's Pharmacy
L. Maley
E. L. Koehler
Payette & Coxey
L. S. Norin
Alfred J. Anderso
I. W
Todd’s Pharmacy
Ingo Aberdeen Livery & Transfer
L. Crain
Aberdeen Fish Market
MiciatAet Finn, Propr
G Street
Wishkah St
Creech Bros
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