Town News Tersely Told From Grays Harbor
Mayor France travels to Raymond this morning. Notables from Elma Seattle Chehalis Oakville and Aberdeen are seen around town. City officials report fines and receipts as residents attend church events and a real estate office opens. Union Pacific engineers plan a final Aberdeen to Olympia line push and a theater project advances in Hoquiam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Raymond
E. Donaldson
Elma
Aberdeen
A. F. Coats
Seattle
F. G. Jones
Chehalis County Bank
Oakville
Harry O’dell
Martin Kindred
Nick Lane
Associated Charities
L. J. Davidson
Maurice Thompson
Gene Sullivan
Grand Theater
Union Pacific Engineers
Olympia
Stella Levi
R. A. Wiley
David McCoy
Bremen
Germany
McCoy
Hotel Washington
Carl Weatherwax, Jr
General Hospital
Chas. R. Sayers
Grays Harbor
Local notes from Aberdeen and surrounding areas
A roundup of community updates lists travel out of town for G Harding to Fredericton and others to Hot Lake Oregon and Olympia. Births and illnesses touch county officials and clubs. Local business and infrastructure projects advance with street work, barbecued lodge events, railroad material arrivals, and school board candidates set for reelection.
North Side Jetty Work Ends For Winter In Aberdeen
Work on the north side jetty is halted for winter with 7 000 feet completed and 2 000 feet left for next year to fulfill the plan of a 30 foot channel from Aber deen to the sea. A small fire alarm at Grays Harbor and a prosecutor’s note on tools sale highlight a day of local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Sam Collins
Nudleman
Charles Giles
Collins
Property listing by Will Lanning
If you list your property with me I can sell it for you. Will Lanning, 116 So. 6 St. 28-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lanning
St. 23
Missing Gilbreath Located After Sound Visit
Fred A. Gilbreath a Burnett Bros. clerk left for a Sound area visit last Monday without notice to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Gilbreath. Alarm arose when he did not return. A telegram from Tacoma Tuesday confirmed he was visiting there, indicating he recalled the lack of prior notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Stamper
Elma
J. M. Lewis
Chas. R. Wilson
Portland
Willis G. Hopkins
Charles Elmore
Young Married Women's Club
R. E. Taggart
Olympia
Elva Carbino
Montesano
John R. Evans
Edward Hulbert
Raymond
R. D
J. H. Gerard
Oakland
Calif
C. W. Arland
Harriet Hogan
Helen Schneider
Alice Hafferty
Henry Schroeder
Carl Peterson
Tacoma
Clarence Evans
Arthur Pippin
Joseph Virggo
Nester Nemie
Ansewer
Superior Court
Lanning
Eighth Street Improvement Club
P. &. Morley
F. C. Morley
San Francisco
Michigan
A. J. Morley
H. S. Cook
Aberdeen
L. A. Singleton
Union Blind and Ladder Co
California
Eagle
Market Street
William Dutcher
Third Street
G Strets
Elks Lodge
Bros. J. M. Neal
John P. Morgan
Northern Pacific
Grays Harbor
Columbia River
Vancouver
Andrew Peterson
Highland Home
Heron Street
Peterson
Carl Weatherwax
E. E. Faton
Fred A. Gilbreath
Burnett Bros
Wm. G. Gilbreath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union Bank & Trust CO
Frank G. Jones
Fred C. Furth
J. H. Read
Geo. J. Wolff
W. B. Mack
E. B. Day
R. J. Elliott
C. W. Yana
Father Gribben
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Tennessee Jubilee Singers
M. E. Church
John Camillo
East Market Street
Mose Goldsmith
Jacob Weatherwax
H. Hopner
Long Beach
High School Association
Miss Riker
Young Women’s Society of St
H. B. Faunt le Roy
Hoquiam
R. B. Roth
Buhl
Idaho
W. T. Evans
North D Street
W. B. Fetterman
Mesdames L. Taylor
C. A
G. Harding
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Roy Young
Hot Lake
Oregon
Julius Heyer
L. E. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen
Broadway Pharmacy
Jeff
Gray
B. J. Garman CO
Royal Society
Sete
Friends In Council
M. Magill
N. G. Wheeler
L. Beedon
Elston
A. C. MacLafferty
Adventist Church
S. W. Nellis
David and
Edgar MacLafferty
City
Reid
Western Union Telegraph Co
A. Rupert
The
Sound
Clyses
East Heron Street
Geo. Fisher
East Heron St
Dean's Tea and Coffee Store
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Knox
E. Heron St
White House
Alexander & McBride
Burnett's Jewelry
Heron St
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