Aberdeen Notices and Local News Harbors Holiday Hints
Local items include J D Lowry returning from Seattle and Ed Hoover voting in Montesano. The Racket advertises copper tea kettle at $1 and dolls and wool skirts, with other sales at St Paul Millinery. The Stay-at-Home Club meets at Mrs Sayers. city election attendees and various residents travel to Portland Seattle and Los Angeles. Fire department officers to be elected. Y M C A state convention in Seattle. St Joseph’s hospital fair announced. Harper Whisky advertised. lodging and bakery items mentioned.
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Express
J. D. Lowry
Seattle
Daniel Gillies
Carl Weatherwax
Montesano
St. Paul
Chehalis County
E.G. Hunt
D. H. Mullen
Harvey Kesterson
Chas. Sayers
Ed. Hoover
Gregg Robinson
Portland
Sanitarium
Geo. H. Pair
Western Cooperage Works
Pattison
Cosmopolis
Elks
A. J. West
Aberdeen
H. D. Crawford
Fred Perry
Los Angeles
Cal
Wm. O. McKinley
Kaufman Block
November Pupils Named At Central School In Attendance List
The Central school room No 2 reports pupils who were neither absent nor tardy in November. The list includes Clyde Coxey, Stanley DeLosh, Arthur Pack, Bert Pack, Lee Merwin, Arve Larson, Ruth Cooper, Maud Sagendorph, Ella Shelley and June Rowe. The Shingle Mill Association plans a 60 day shutdown from December 1 to curb market demoralization. Grays Harbor mills that voted to close are Western Cooperage Co Northwestern Lumber Co and Grays Harbor Commercial Co. The M E church union Thanksgiving service drew a large audience with Rev W H Gibson delivering a centurys review. Robt Ogburn, returning Klondiker, visited Aberdeen friends and plans to return to his claims in January. His daughters will stay at St Rose Academy during parental absence. The famous cow dispute between Robi Lowry and T F Haynes was tried for the third time with a verdict in favor of Lowry and costs totaling 135 dollars plus attorney fees. A third party may replevin the animal if needed. Aberdeen merchants boast strong holiday goods stocks making the city Chehalis countys shopping center. Local residents urged to buy at home before sending money abroad. The Carman and Tanner reception at Firemens hall drew about three hundred guests, with decor and music. dancing lasted until 3 a m.
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Central School
Clyde Coxey
Stanley DeLosh
Arthur Pack
Bert Pack
Lee Merwin
Arve Larson
Ruth Cooper
Maud Sagendorph
Ella Shelley
June Rowe
Grays Harbor
Western Cooperage Co
Northwestern Lumber Co
Robt. Ogburn
Klondiker
Westport
Aberdeen
Bob
Robi. Lowry
T. F. Haynes
Arnold
Lowry
Chehalis County
Terpsichore
Local News Roundup: Business Openings, Salmon Pack, Events
C King arrived from Pullman to establish a jewelry store and rents temporary quarters at Todd's Pharmacy while seeking a larger space. Grays Harbor season salmon pack totals 84 000 cases with Grays Harbor Packing Co 26 000 and McGowen cannery 8 000. Evangelical meetings begin this evening at Sweedish Congregational church with eminent Sweedish divines from the Sound attending. United Artisans elect officers including D. P. Blue M. A. Jno. Larter Supt. C. A. Wright and others. Fifty dozen logger wool underwear arrive from Garman and Barkley bought before the wool rise to benefit customers. Fire alarm at Aberdeen hotel caused by lamp explosion. no damage. County teachers institute to be held in Hoquiam Dec 17, attendance required. holiday vacation extended by one week. Aberdeen schools vacation December 14 to January 7.
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C. King
Pullman
Washington
Todd’s
Grays Harbor
Garman and Barkley
Aberdeen
County Teachers’ Institute
Hoquiam
Stabbing Affray in Owl Saloon Ends with Hobos in Custody
Louis Larson, an about eighty year old longshoreman, lies in Aberdeen General Hospital with five knife wounds after a drunken altercation at the Owl saloon. Three men amid a quartet of alleged hobos, Thos Russell Jas Stevens and Jas Tiley, are held on suspicion while two more are jailed for drunken disorderly conduct. Police pursue the fourth suspect as they seek owners of stolen goods linked to the incident.
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Louis Larson
Aberdeen General Hospital
Owl
Hobo
Thos
Russell
Jas
Stevens
Tiley
Larson
Pearson
Grant
Harbor
Aberdeen City Officers Elected In Notable Contest
The Aberdeen city election produced a lively contest with a three cornered fight for attorney. E E Eaton, J D Morehead, C Knudaon, E B Benn, J Lindstrom and Ross Pinckney won council seats. Shields the health officer and other Citizens ticket candidates gained decisive votes.
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Wm. Anstie
P. F. Clark
Geo
A. Black
E. E. Shields
Paul Smits
E. E. Eaton
J. D. Morehead
Conrad Knudaon
E. B. Benn
J. Lindstrom
Ross Pinckney
Aberdeen
Storm Center
Hogan Gang
Montesano
W. H. Abel
Larry Rice
A. C. Little
Hogan
Cross
Shields
Citizens
Eugene Fran
Peter F. Clark
Bob James Patterson
E Q. Shields
A. M. Ballew
Oes
Scamell
Wisdedeclass
AberDeen General Hospital Opens in Aberdeen
Dr Paul Smits hosted a reception marking the opening of the Aber deen General Hospital on a Saturday evening. The new facility at the southwest corner of Iferon and Broadway boasts 26 beds, modern steam heating, on each floor toilets and nurses kitchens, and a highly finished interior. Mrs N St M Riley, a Seattle general hospital veteran, will supervise the staff and manage the hospital.
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Paul Smits
Aberdeen General Hospital
Aberdeen
Iferon and
Broadway Streets
N. St. M. Riley
Parks Marries Cora Morgan in Morning Aberdeen Home
James W. Parks and Cora Morgan wed at 7 yesterday morning in the Morgan home with Rev. D. M. Brookman officiating. The bride wore blue broadcloth and carried white carnations. Anna P. Campbell was bridesmaid and Phil S. Locke best man. About thirty guests attended and a breakfast followed before the couple departed for California.
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California
Aberdeen
Elks Memorial Exercises at Acme Opera House
A large crowd attended Grays Harbor Lodge No. 593 memorial rites at the Acme opera house on Sunday afternoon. Col. W. J. Fife of Tacoma delivered an eulogistic address and Rev. Chas. McDermoth offered prayers and benediction. The Citizens Band provided music and Mesdames S. N. Anderson and W. H. Maughn sang to appreciative audiences.
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Grays Harbor
Acme Opera House
W. J. Fife
Tacoma
Chas. McDermoth
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R.B. Bryan
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G St
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Eagle Tailor Shop
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Rts WA
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