Stems of Interest From Chehalis County News Notes
Miss Minnie Sunter joins the county treasurer staff. Carrs Addition plat to Montesano finished by Engineer Robertson. Amos Olson returns from Mason County camp and visits Montesano with plans to stay. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Olson visit Los Angeles for two months. Donald Coombs joins Gunn Dever Coombs at Edison theater. R V Carter assists in county clerk's office amid spring rush. Montesano creamery buys Oakville creamery to expand butter output. Firemen's fund net near 325 after ball and supper. Wider Eastern Star officers elected for the year led by Mrs Julia Brumberg and R G Trask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Montesano
Robertson
Amos Olson
Mason County
Los Angeles
Reynolds
Donald Coombs
Esmond & Esmond
Gunn, Dever
Wider
Eastern Star
Julia Brumberg
R. G. Trask
Linnie Everett
Elma Meeting Planned for City Organization
A near future gathering is set in Elma to organize a local group. D Goodinow and wife returned from a Wenatchee trip for visits and business. Geo E Watkins sold his Tavern Cafe stake to H E Pease who will run the business. A L Sutterfield left for Mineral WA to supervise erecting several buildings. Homer Martin visited from Ohkwapia to see Eugene Earley and Elma friends. Mr and Mrs Oren S Carroll welcome a baby girl adopted from Aberdeen. C E Payne and family plan to move from Jamesport MO to Elma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Goodinow
Wenatchee
Geo. E. Watkins
H. E. Pease
A. L. Sutterfield
Mineral
Holmes Plans Large Home on Five Acres Near Residence
Payne notes C. E. Holmes recently bought five acres from F. J. Kane lying just south of his home. Holmes intends to build a commodious residence on the land early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Holmes
F. J. Kane
Mr. Holmes
Local births marriages and travel notes fill a holiday page
A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Henry Levi. Mrs Ethel Todd of Montesano visits. George and Mrs Brown travel to Elma. Mrs Peter Lant hospitalised after a serious operation. Samuel Darnton seeks health in Southern California. A S Young returns from Hot Lake Oregon. Ross Karr visiting Harbor may stay for winter. Andrew Anderson heads to New York en route to Sweden. Edith Diffin to visit family over Christmas. L P Dunlap travels to Seattle to meet Chicago relatives. Montesano wedding unites Free man Watson and Mattie Tweedie. Football piece notes open play lifting smaller colleges toward parity with big schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Levi
Ethel Todd
Montesano
City
Harris Brown
Peter Lant
Hoquiam General Hospital
Samuel G. Darnton
Southern California
A. S. Young
Hot Lake
Ore
Ross Karr
Olympia
Andrew Anderson
New York
Sweden
Edith Diffin
Kent
George Diffin
L. P. Dunlap
Seattle
Grays Harbor Electric Company
Princeton
Dartmouth
Tigers
Yale
Brown
Penn
Indians
Harvard
University of Pittsburg
Army
Washington
Washington and Jefferson
West
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Wolverines
Oakville News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visitors
Arthur Backman of Rochester visited Oakville relatives this week. Prof. Sheaf returns from Kent and Bellingham. his parents live there. Chas and Geo Thompson, at U. P. 8., spent Thanksgiving with family. Rose Geist and Clarence, students in Olympia, visited home for Thanksgiving. Gertrude Anderson, ill at home, returned to Tacoma to attend school. J T Durdle bought Oakville Creamery from Chappell and took control December 1. Montesano Creamery remains the firm name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Backman
Rochester
Oakville
Sheaf
Kent
Bellingham
Messrs
Chas
Geo. Thompson
Rose Geist
Clarence
Olympia
Gertrude Anderson
Tacoma
J.T. Durdle
Muscular Pains Cured by Pain Balm
In 1903 Mr. S. Pedlar of Toronto Ontario suffered severe instep muscular pains. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was cured by one small bottle. He recommended it to friends. Sold by Evans Drug Co. The Herald twice weekly reports it.
Amherst to play hockey in upcoming sports events
Amherst plans hockey action as part of a slate of 1909 intercollegiate and regional athletics. The Ontario Curling Association lists ninety two clubs, while Cornell pursues the 1909 intercollegiate cross country run. Mexico schedules a Lake Chapala motor boat regatta next year. Wisconsin State Basketball League features eight city teams. Chicago’s International Gymnasium Union hosts five major athletic meets from November to March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ontario Curling Association
Cornell
Mexico
Lake Chapala
International Gymnasium Union of Chicago
Report of Chehalis County Bank financial condition 1908
Report of the financial condition of the Chehalis County Bank in Aberdeen Washington as of November 27 1908 listing resources and liabilities including capital stock surplus undivided profits deposits and notes and bills discounted with items such as certified and cashiers checks and money borrowed noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis County Bank
Aberdeen
State of Washington
THE
Union Bank & Trust .O
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised for Children
A Ripley West Virginia mother endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children noting consistent relief. The ad claims the medicine contains no opium and can be given to children as safely as adults. Evans Drug Co. sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Starcher
Ripley
W. Va
Evans Drug Co
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Dr.price
Dr. Price
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Minnie Sunter
Homer Martin
Ohkwapia
Eugene Earley
Elma
C. E. Payne
Jamesport
Payne Is
Brother
Mrs. C. E. Holmes
Hoquiam
George Brown
Clay
Navy
Kennard
Malcolm McBride
Corey
the Herald
Boston
Clothing Department
C. T. Smith
O. R. Austin
Doris Elk
Dean’s
A. S. Austin
Hayes & Hayes Bank
Paine
Grays Harbor Hospital
Guy
Canterbury
Aberdeen State Bank
E. E. Lane
Hayes & Hayes
Ing Presents
Dean's
Dean’s Tea and Coffee Store
J. M. Bowes
Resources
Reno
Chehalis
J. E. B. Day
E. B. Day
W. O. McCaw
Frank G. Jones
H. B. Fauntleroy
Report of the Financial Coalition
Ing House
Geo
J. Wolff
Fred C. Furth
Gurney
A. Star A. Transfer Co
A. J. Stewart
Highland Home
Herald Office
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