Local notes from Chehalis County and Cosmopolis
Aberdeen Herald records visits injuries court actions and hospital cases across Chehalis County. Wilkins visits daughter in Cosmopolis while Wyncodie origin noted. Chas Briggs injures left arm on band saw. Lula Thornton crafted a sofa cushion won by Silas Ashman. J E Pulver builds vestibule at M E church. counsel Bush Fox urged to aid prosecution in Yourex case. J H Schively guest after Elk's memorial. Henry Katrien falls near G H C Co plant with no serious injuries. requests for current addresses of Clark family and Summerlin uncle. coroner inquest over Chas Summerlin death April 8, 1901. A F Peterson seriously ill in Cosmopolis hospital with family at bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutcheson
W. J. Yourex
Silas W. Smith
J. H. Schively
Seattle
W. R. Macfarlane
Cosmopolis
Henry Katrien
G. H.C. Co
Clark and Son
Chas
Summerlin
Wash
A. F. Peterson
Cosmopolis Hospital
Mr. Peterson Sr
Port Townsend
Consumption Cure Warns in Plain Sight
Physicians note that consumption remains deadly though curable in many cases, often starting while lungs are still sound. Public awareness is low, with people underestimating risk and delaying action. Scott's emulsion is cited as a principal cure, alongside dry air, sunshine, country living, sleep, regular habits, and proper clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Hoquiam Notes On Local Visits and Industry
Hoquiam residents attend trips to Oregon Bremerton Dayton and California while the shipyard builds a 24 by 60 foot scow for Wood mill. Grays Harbor Iron Works reconfigures offices as local workers recover from illness and injury amid new hydraulic operations by Olympic Oil Co and surveyors shifting routes toward Neah Bay Queets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Crawford
Bremerton
Crawford
W. L. Adams
Dayton
Wash
Grays Harbor
McIntyre
Bert Ellingsworth
Polson
Newton Brittain
Norman McDonald
Dawson
Geo. H. Emerson
California
Gon Ralph
Stanford University
Mr. Emerson
Olympic Oil Co
Northern Pacific
Hoquiam
Neah Bay
Log jams and rustling incidents in Aberdeen area
Reports describe the Crow Creek and Clearwater streams, a log jam three miles above Brooklyn, and the river’s high banks posing danger to loggers. A worker on a Northwestern raft fractured his left arm, while Frank Briggs survived a 12 foot fall at Panel and Folding Box, both receiving hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Straits
J. W. Carey
Edith
Aberdeen
C. W. Stine
Harry Barker
Sound Cities
Barker
Jessie Lucan
Matlock
J. M. Schmidt
North River
Brooklyn
Geo. Diffin
Northwestern
Frank Briggs
St. David’s Hospital
Montesano Items Highlight Local Movements And Deals
Charles Zeebuyth studies medicine with Dr. Carr. Mrs. Bell of Aberdeen visits Montesano. Miss Myrtle Porter visits her father in Aberdeen. J. P. Carson plans to move to California. Mrs. Eastman arrives from Ocosta to see her daughter. David Melville sells a horse team and seeks a new one. Miss Lydia Bilyeu teaches in Ocosta and visits the city. George Campbell of The Dalles wins a Quinault survey contract for 10 000. Reuben Learned marries Mary Ellen Phillips. J W Wall drives piling. Carter boys cut. Wall to Aberdeen for foundation work. N A McKinnon reports LaPush Oil Co drilling near Chehalis coast. Kate Scott departs to Pawnee City Nebraska due to her mother’s illness. Ex-Auditor Sells trips Central Washington. Montesano seen as good town by him. Wm. Hoover buys roller rink outfit and skates. James Lindsay, daughter of Mrs. Lindsay, committed to Steilacoom asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Melville
Lydia Bilyeu
Ocosta
George H. Campbell
Dalles
Oregon
Quinault
Wyncowhe
M. M. Marshall
Reuben L. Learned
Mary Ellen Phillips
J. W. Wall
Peel
Slough
Carter
Aberdeen
Geo. Ninemire
J. W. Stamper
N. A. McKinnon
Queets
LaPush Oil Co
Chehalis
Kate Scott
E. Wheeler
Pawnee City
Nebraska
Sells
Washington
Montesano
Wm. Hoover
Jas. Lindsay
A. Lindsay
Steilacoom
Local notes and travels from Montesano region
A man with a skull injury years ago suffers fits and was once a top pupil. A well dressed stranger selling cement attempted a sale. Montesana residents heading south include Chas Arland and family to Los Angeles for the winter, Mrs West returning to Los Angeles, Mrs Luark and daughter to Anaheim, and Miss Esther Glenn to Ashland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet
R. G. Dun & Co
Montesana
Chas. Arland
Los Angeles
Fire destroys Hansen Bros bunk house near Axford
Carpenters work despite stormy weather as a large bunk house at Hansen Bros camp on Axford creek is completely burned shortly after noon yesterday. The town reports ongoing mail service and local social notes include a double wedding planned in Elma and a Christmas Eve school program in Humptulips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen Bros
Axford
L. C. Mowery
Hansen’s
Axford Creek
J. L. McNutt
Hoquiam
Quinault
Thomas McNalley
Humptulips
George Underwood
Elma Briefs: City Officers Win Unopposed and Local Wedding
I I Wakefield and W H Ruddell ran unopposed for Elma city offices after last Tuesday's vote. Elma football team lost 15 to 0 at Chehalis due to heavier opponents. Christmas blooms surprise as roses stay green. Dwight C Beck and Florence Smitson wed at J R O'Donnell residence and plan a Sound cities tour. Beck is a local barber and the couple will reside in Elma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
I. Wakefield
W. H. Ruddell
Chehalis
J. R. O'Donnell
Dwight C. Beckwith
Florence Smitson
Sound
Beckwith
M. M. Wakefield
Local Notes on Moves Fires and Jobs in Oakville
Dr. Van Winkle moved to a new residence. J E Lemmon’s house caught fire on Tuesday and escaped. J H Holland made a business trip to Montesano Tuesday and retired the next day. The Murray family plans to move to a farm near Elma. Aaron Watson injured his leg at the rock quarry. Ida Neeley retires as Deputy Postmaster. Alfred Wilson succeeds her. Oakville business changes this week with Morey buying half interest in Geo Clifford’s blacksmith shop forming Morey & Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. van Winkle
Thos. Pearson
California
J. E. Lemmon
J. H. Holland
Montesano
Aaron Watson
Ida Neeley
Alfred Wilson
Oakville
C. $. Morey
Geo. Clifford
Morey & Clifford
SNUFFLES the GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE offered for one dollar
An old practitioner claims a new treatment for catarrh named SNUFFLES the GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE. It promises permanent relief by addressing the disease rather than drying or burning pastes and acids. Sold prepaid for one dollar via Edwin B. Giles & Company with home guidance included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
F. F. Williams
America
G, Gotzian & CO
Tain
Charles Zeebuyth
Carr
C. R. Bell
Myrtle Porter
J. P. Carson
Eastman
J. A. Hutcheson
L. A. Werts
A. W. Kline
Green Cedar Shingle Company
D.C. Beckwith
Tacoma
Noah Cripe
Smithfield
Nebr
Gore
Opera House
Fieldy Gleason
Crisp & Gleason
Crisp
James Mouncer
Satsop
Mildred Jolley
New Whatcom
R. J. Stoner
W. H. Lovell
L. I. Wakefield
J. E. Murray Wll
Pacific Commessants
Rupert Lowry
Pruor
Pacific Hotel
Boucht
Smits Drug Co
E. A. Suemnicht
H Street
MXM
Tos
D. McLafferty
Heron
Ume
W.B. Lowrie
C. M. Demeree
Washington Abstract Company Furnishes
Crags Harbor
Crescent
Heron and
I Streets
Aberdeen, Waash
James Barrer, Propr
Commercial
C. A. Bendlin, Propri
Wishkah
Aberdeen, Wash
C. F. Wells
Villa Ridge
Ill
Morris Wechsler
Bnai Israel
New York
Tart
Avon Springs
N. Y
Dr. Tart Bros, Menkink Co
130Th Street
O. D. Phelps, M. D
Rivington Street
Raphael
East 129Th St
City
Taft Bros.’ Medicine CO
Fast 130Th St
N.Y. Cit
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