Aberdeen Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
A column of brief items lists Miss Helen Austin visiting Victoria for a fortnight, Miss Rose Chipman in Portland, Ruth Deming to become hospital matron at Montesano, and various guests at Aberdeen households. It mentions travel to Lake Cushman, school preparations, a landslide fatality funeral, club meetings, and several local social teas and luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Austin
Victoria
Subhas
Ruth Deming
Montesano
A. A. Star Transfer Co
Aberdeen News Roundup of Local Visitors and Trips
Mrs. A H Berry of Vancouver visits Aberdeen. Gus Kendall from his North River land claim on business. Mrs. E W Hunter and daughters enjoy a brief vacancy at Westport. Mr and Mrs S K Bowes return from a Silver Lake outing. Mrs C M Williams and son back from San Francisco on the Centralia. Miss Wilda Lindley from Sioux City visits. Mr and Mrs George Trolson honeymooning in Aberdeen. Sth Gradl leave for Westport beach cottage. Mrs Nettiene of Seattle visits local family. Goodbar Jones visits the National Guard encampment at American Lake. Rey and Mrs OG LeSaurd of Seattle guests in Aberdeen. Mrs T J Hickey returns to Seattle. Mrs J G Moir and family visit Moclips. Lilly Fox, Tribune editor, goes to Mount Tacoma with Robert Shore. Knights of Pythias initiations planned. all knights invited. Miss Harriet Swope returns from Illinois visit. Free Ever Lacer travels to Vancouver to finish operations. Mrs George Kempter suffers stroke, improving at St Joseph’s. Prof J W Hodge reports fog and smooth water on Centralia trip. Mr and Mrs Morris Cochran and Mr and Mrs C D Robinson tour Oregon and Washington, visit Aberdeen and Hoquiam.
Sued for Auto Accident in Aberdeen
Nellie George of this city sues W. L. Adams and son Gaylord Adams of Hoquiam for 5000 dollars claiming an auto owned by Adams crashed into a buggy on the Aberdeen street during the July 21 incident. The buggy occupants were thrown and injured. Adams denies driving east of Electric Park that night saying the car went to the park for a bankers convention dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Adams
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Nellie George
C. F. Colipy
Adams
Electric Park
First Salmon of Season Arrives at Local Docks
The first salmon of the season, the black salmon, has been landed at the Parks Fish Company and Pacific Fisheries Company docks on Saturday. Parks ships salmon in bulk for local use and export, while Pacific packs in espns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Fish Company
Pacific Fisheries Company
Espns
New Logging Locomotive Arrives for Montesano Camp
An 80 ton oil burning Climax logging locomotive arrived at the harbor last week from Corry Pennsylvania. It belongs to the Clemmons Logging company and will operate at their camp near Montesano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Clemmons’ Logging Company
Montesano
Aberdeen Firefighters Respond To Three Calls In One Day
Aberdeen firefighters earned salaries for a 13 hour shift starting Thursday 3 AM encountering three calls. None were disastrous but rapid work prevented possible Conflagrations at St Heron Street South Michigan and Kaufman block on Hume Street. Captain Tamblyn led rapid investigation revealing roof tinning covering chimney outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
St Heron Street
South Michigan
Herald
Hume
H Streets
Kaufman Block
H Street
Tamblyn
Aberdeen Chamber Considers Wireless Station Lease
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce officials review a proposal from United Wireless coal manager R H Armstrong to lease the Aberdeen and Westport station with full equipment for 130 dollars monthly under an annual lease. The gear would operate between Aberdeen and Westport and a few miles at sea, mainly serving Aberdeen shippers and providing ship arrivals and departures at the bar. Secretary Allen and local business leaders will discuss the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Chamberf Commerce
R. H. Armstrong
United Wireless Company
Aberdeen
Westport
Allen
North Aberdeen Residents Push Street Car Extension Plan
Residents of North Aberdeen vow to press Grays Harbor Railway and Light to extend tracks to North Aberdeen and Penn Hill cemetery. A meeting is set for tomorrow to form a committee and confer with the company about feasibility and a steel bridge over the Wishkah River is also to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishkah River
North
Aberdeen
No Fair This Fall Delays Chehalis County Fair to 1911
The Chehalis County fair is postponed to next year as political activity and candidate interest disrupt arrangements. C. C. Quadenbush, who agreed to manage temporary setup, says time is insufficient for a creditable fall showing. A post fall meeting may form a Chehalis County fair association to start annual exhibitions in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis County
C. C. Quadenbush
Plats Garden Tracts Sold Near Elma by Schouweiler
Henry Schouweiler formerly of Aberdeen and now an Elma farmer visited the city on business. He has subdivided his Elma area farm two miles west of town into five acre garden tracts priced reasonably. Soils suit fruits vegetables and berries with strong demand and good prices. A neighboring school, county road access, and internal roads connect each tract to the main road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schouweiler
Aberdeen
Elma
Chehalis County Bank Interiors To Be Rebuilt
Arrangements for remodeling the bank interior are made and work will begin immediately. A large sum will be spent to create more room for employees and provide better accommodations for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis County Bank
Joint Armory Favored for Aberdeen Hoquiam Area
A proposed county fair site between Aberdeen and Hoquiam could become a joint armory for G and Fr N G W companies. The plan includes using the building for fairs and as an auditorium. Last legislature considered a $75,000 appropriation but the project was sidetracked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G and Fr. N. G. W
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Car crashes on Fast Heron Street injures none
Steering gear failure sent a touring car owned by H Ingebrightsen into a curb near Wilson Bros mill office last Friday morning. The car was damaged but Mr Ingebrightsen, the sole occupant, escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ingebrightsen
Heron Street
Wilson Bros
Ingebrightsen
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Seattle
Harry Bemis
Comeau Insurance Agency
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Miss Rose Chipman
Portland
Mrs. Luke
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H. F. Robinson
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A. C. Ennis
Nina
Ralph Faulkner
Oregon & Washington
Charles Olson
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Margaret McPherson
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Centralia
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Northern Pacific
Gate
Dorothy Crowther
East First Street
Miller
The
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Montana
W. J. Patterson
J. W. Baker
J. R. Watkins
Lake Cushman
Mr. Baker
Jemust Elway
Robert Elway
Maud Law
Altoona
Worth Mcclure
Aberdeen High School
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A. L. Fitzgerald
Spokane
Ihle
St. Rose Academy
G. K. Johansen
North River
Oregon & Washington Railwé
Whiteside
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Johansen
Sailor's Union
R. S. CG. Club
A. Rupert
Pacific Beach
Kimball Hatch
West Wishkah Street
W. W. Maxey
Turner
H. J. Hayes
Herald Office
Tf —Sg
Kenneth Durham
R. A. Price
Sss
Swastika Club
A. J. Kinevioy
Frances
A. S. Austin
City
George H. Parr
Otto Seigfried Ane
Jefferson County
Eh Fen
George Raccetine
Clare Cotter
Harry Phipps
Olympia
W. B. Crammette
Everett
Mr. Crammatte
Ems
H. EB. Bailey
A. S. Brechtin
Drake
Lk. B. Benn
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Young Pepper’s Aid Society
Swedish Mission Church
Corner Market
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Nashville, Tenn
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South Bay
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Carl Busch
Germany
John Smarakka
Finland
N. A. Nelson
Lincoln, Neb
W. M. Baumert
Lincoln
J. B. Egerer
Fourth Streets
J. W. Fordney
May Walsh
Michigan
Egerer
Warren Wkgerer
W. MM. Maurchan
A. H. Berry
Vancouver
Gus
Kendall
E. W. Hunter
Mrs. S. K. Bowes
Silver Lake
Guus
Wilda Lindley
Sioux City
Iowa
George Trolson
Buckley
Sth Gradl
Westport Beach
Mrs. Nettiene
Mrs. J. G. Moir
Goodbar Jones
American Lake
National Guard
W. F. Paull
Rey
OG. LeSaurd
Brooks
T. J. Hickey
Tarry Phipps
J. G. Moir
Harry Beckenhauer
Nettie Moir
Moclips
Sso
Knights of Pythias
Harriet Swope
Lacer
B. C
George Kempter
St. Joseph's Hospital
J. W. Hodge
Oregon
California
Morris Cochran
C. D. Robinson
Snohomish
Washington
Hoquian
Cochran
Broadway Pharmacy
Wireless
WANT
BANK
Joint Armory
Emeneker Pianoco
South Street
L. L. Maley
H.L. Cook & CO
E. Heron St
Aberdeen Carriage Company
Peter Ibsen
BORSE
East Wishkah Street
A. J. Fletcher
East Market St
Evans Drug Co
Aberdeen Homes & Business Firs
W. B. LO Pacific Abstract Office
N. F. Nelson
South F Street
Wishkah
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