Chehalis County Ties Of Interest From All Sections
Chehalis County items of interest gathered by Aberdeen Herald correspondents from county exchanges. Milroy, a public school pupil, broke his arm Monday on school grounds. A four month old child of J. L. Jones died Tuesday. Jones is a recent arrival and foreman at the Weath-Sinax camp. Fieddiene of Artic sold his timber claim on North river to Kleeb Lumber Co of South Bend for 4.00. A year earlier he offered it for 3,000. J. E. Calder sold 30 lots in McBryde and Academy to C. E. Dingman, a recent arrival from Minnesota. Dingman will improve the property. Marriage licenses issued last week include Edward Nowack with Elsie G. Wind and John P. O'Connor with Almyra Broderick among others. Leon Clarke and Viola Higgeram, J. J. Benner and Selah B. McLennan, and Dr. Wartman and family visited Cosmopolis for the 50th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hays. County Clerk Philbrick notes many miss the marriage return forms and urges proper filling to avoid trouble. Clary from Tacoma is ill with fever. the family is quarantined. The Porter bridge under construction was completed last Tuesday. Mrs. D. B. Secor returned home from a two weeks’ visit to Gig Harbor. A. J. A. Mesperitt and crew tore down the old hose house Tuesday. Main Street now looks better. Funeral of Louise Gillies was attended by Mrs. Jas. Gillies and Mrs. A. W. Parkley and son from Aberdeen. Mrs. McDonald and others traveled to Aberdeen Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Milroy
J. L. Jones
Mr. Jones
Weath- Sinax
Fieddiene
Artic
North River
Kleeb Lumber Co
South Bend
J. E. Calder
McBryde
Academy
C. E. Dingman
Minnesota
Dingman
Edward Nowack
Elsie G. Wind
John P. O'Connor
Almyra Broderick
Leon Clarke
Viola Higgeram
J.J. Benner
Selah B. McLennan
Dr. Wartman
Cosmopols
Rebecca Convention Attendance Noted In City
A report notes a day spent at the Rebecca convention in the city with return travel completed by Thursday morning.
Local notes from Harbor area and travels reported
Arthur Reed and Charles Farron came up from the Harbor Thursday. G. J. Taylor went to Aberdeen Tuesday with a carload of potatoes. J D O'Neil, ill recently, is able to be out again. Miss Josephine Porter visited from Hoquiam where she has been studying. Frank Criss sustained a severe foot wound from an axe while logging at Cedar Creek camp. E G Case, a Can ton Center Conn mail carrier, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and colds and notes Evans Drug Co. carries the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Reed
Charles Farron
G. J. Taylor
Aberdeen
J.D. O'Neil
Josephine Porter
Hoquiam
Frank Criss
Cedar Creek
E. G. Case
Canton Center
Conn
U.S
Croup
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Local brief notes from Hoquiam community
Hoquiam reports H A Livermore promoting Labor Temple subscription with encouraging response. Q S Morris and T Hall depart for Kinlock ranches for one to two weeks. Baker Jos Kopf builds bakery frame on one street beside home. A new Y M C A boys club forms for gymnastics and manual training with Charles Williams elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Livermore
Labor Temple
Q. S. Morris
T. Hall
Kinlock
Jos. Kopf
Charles Williams
Local Mill Accident Leaves Man with Dislocated Shoulder
O C Fenlason fell ten feet while descending stairs at the National mill on Saturday noon suffering a dislocated shoulder and a broken collarbone. He was taken to the hospital where Dr Campbell and Dr Watkins provided treatment. Also in town was Dr M Moore of Seattle, co founder and former editor of the Washingtonian, visiting old friends and noting changes in Hoquiam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Fenlason
National Mill
Or. M. Moore
Seattle
Seth Waren
The
Washingtonian
Hoquiam
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Detroit
JE Jewel
Cdetroit Syays
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Chnalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Montesano
Philbrick
Tacoma i
Ma. Clary
D. Kb. Secor
Gig Lliiabor
A. J. A. Mesperitt
Main Street
Jas. Gillies
A. W. Parkley and Son
Louise Gillies
McDonald
Watson
Warshet Bender
Oakville
W. O. Benadom
Shelley
Creech Bros
Washington
S. K. Bowes
S.K. Bowes
Patterson & Locke CO
South G
Boston
Cravenette
Norfolk
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