Hoquiam News Roundup of Local People and Events
Hoquiam items report Axtel’s beach visit and Mrs. Blake’s recovery. Attorney Heath and E. Avey visit. Dollie Gage improves after appendicitis. Keefe the logger hurt. horses shipped to Tacoma. Larkins move to Hoquiam and logging pauses for winter. A Chinese raid finds opium smoker. Hedlund’s ship injury. school reception at Lytle residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dollie Gage
Keefe
Polson
Ed Philbrick
Thurston County
N. P
Tacoma
Avey
Elma
J. H
Hoquiam
John Larkins
Larkin Bros
R. W. Bartlett
Hedlund
Local Notes and Moves Across Montesano Scene
The electric light company continues praised service. Mies Sadie Marshall of Aberdeen visits friends in the city. Wa Hepsinger promotes a puzzle map in Seattle. Gus Stratton returns from weeks away on business to Pacific county areas. Dave Melville buys a team of gray colts for 175 dollars. Peter Olson rents Wyncode valley ranch to John Taylor then plans Montesano move. Montesano Firemen net about 90 dollars from Thanksgiving dance profits. Dr Wartman claims a money making potential from a spool holder and thread cutter. J E Roberts ships 37 tons of hay and grain from his ranch east of Montesano to the steamer Montesano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Electric Light Company
Mies Sadie Marshall
Aberdeen
Hepsinger
Seattle
Gus Stratton
Pacific County
Dave Melville
Ninemire & Morgan
Peter Olson
Wyncodhe Valley
John Taylor
Montesano
Dr. Wartman
J. E. Roberts
Nursing Mothers Benefit From Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil
Nursing mothers seek Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil to aid nutrition during pregnancy and lactation. The ad says the emulsion provides nourishment for digestion, boosts milk supply, and improves milk quality, with a free sample offer from Scott & Bowne of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Local Woodmen Gather for Christmas Eve Ball
The Woodmen held a large event Monday night with strong local attendance. Several candidates were initiated and the goat ride tradition continued into the small hours, signaling a promising future for the order and the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi. McPherson
K. M. Stevens
Sm Boyer
Richard
Tobe Easter
Sam McMaster
Porter
Humptulips News Roundup of Local Updates
Gus Murcard recovers from illness while Mrs. Loomis passes a brief sickness spell. B F Newnham leaves for a two month trip to San Francisco and returns by late February. Humptulips school to host Christmas Eve program replacing Sunday school. Dr J D Morgan buys land north of Hanson's, plans a handsome house and office. George Bosely returns from his claim for a winter stay with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Newnham
San Francisco
California
Humptulips
George Bosely
Cosmopolis News Roundup: Repairs, Illnesses, and Visits
The Cosmopolis plant remains busy with orders for the G H C Co as injuries, hospital plans, and local commerce unfold. Joe Polly sustains a broken leg in an accident involving the big band mill, while Cos mopolis hospital gains praise for its care.
Don’t Force Your Bowels
Health warning against using harsh mineral laxatives that damage the stomach and bowels, noting strong after effects and lasting harm when their use is continued.
Edgar's Cathartic Confections
A quirky item sold by Smits Drug Co in Aberdeen promotes a vegetable based remedy described as harmless and liver vitalizing with pleasant taste and no gripe or pain. The ad positions the product as a sewer regulator and town tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Smits Drug Co
Aberdeen
Elma Social News and Local Ventures Highlight Week
M M Wakefield visited Montesano on business. Rev F S Pearson to leave for Chehalis in January. J E Calder closed a real estate deal in Elma. Arthur Philbrick and Steve Girard of Hoquiam attended the Elma dance. Mrs John Rambo returns from Minnesota visit. Dr French rents a house on Main street. Chehalis football to play Elma here next Saturday. O Coy's new residence to start once lumber arrives. Walter Campbell recovers from football injury and returns to school. A Kansas City family moves into Anderson house near E L Minard. Mrs Dickens and two daughters from Minnesota wintering in Elma. Noah Cripe back from Aberdeen. Mrs Cripe to leave hospital soon. Floyd L Lewis delivers with a sign painted delivery wagon. B R Martin of Elma praised as a skilled nurse for surgical cases. Dan Whitenack building a Seattle house, may remain in Elma. Mr and Mrs C P Gore welcome a 12 pound girl. Mrs Wenzell visiting, hopes Elma climate aids health. Prof Walton secures search warrant. baseball goods found tied to Elma high school club. a boy pleads guilty, fined. Chrysanthemum Club dance at opera house a standout event with music by Parsons brothers and Roy Herriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
D. A. Allen
Gertrude Armstrong
Aberdeen
Allen White
KE. L, Minard
Sam Ray
Chehalis
Elma
Court of Justice
H. J. Forrest
Seattle
Albert Brown
Ed Canoose
Montesano
Centralia
Forrest
Della Becker
Everett
Brown
M. M. Wakefield
M. E
F. S. Pearson
J. E. Calder
Arthur Philbrick
Steve Girard
Hoquiam
John Rambo
White’s Mills
French
Mee
E. C. Kibbe
Main Street
Elma Boys
O. Coy
Walter Campbell
Lewis
Kansas City
Anderson House
E. L. Minard
Dickens
Kane
Minnesota
Noah Cripe
Floyd L. Lewis
B. R. Martin
Ben
Dan Whitenack
C. P. Gore
Grandpa Gore
Wenzell
W. H. Ruddell
Walton
Justice Himes
W. Witner
Elma High School
Ifis
Opera House
Jonn Parsons
Gene Parsons
Roy Herriman
SNUFFLES the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure advertised cure
An old specialist claims a universal CATARRH remedy named SNUFFLES, sold for one dollar with internal and external medicines. It promises instant relief and permanent cure by addressing the disease, including hay fever and cold in the head, with guidance from the discoverer. Available by mail from Edwin B. Giles & Company, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Hoquiamn
A. F. Axtel
Blake
Attorney Heath
North Beach
Foo Choo
D. C. Lyons
Vesta
Pinmore
Earnest Reyer
Jos. Lytle
Warde
Hoquiam High Schools
Lytle
College Hill
Northwestern Lumber Co
Roberts
R. G. Trask
Harper
J. A. McGillicuddy
Lewis County
Chas. Taylor
Miss Rice
Hutcheson
Scammel
Noel LeClaire
North River
U.S. Navy
Canto
South Bend
W. J. Yourex
Reeves & Hatch
James Gleason
Alex. Carefoot
Olympia
Superior Court
Conner
Pioneer Street
State Bank
Aberdeen Lodge
Oakville
Joe Mauerman
Grandma
T. J. Watkins
S. Hunter
Pe Ell
Geo. Harris
Board of County Commissioners
E. B. Couch
Cedarville
Mason
Browd
Backman’s Hall
Goran Driver
America
C, Gotzian & CO
Gus Murcard
B. T. Loomis
Humptlips
J. D. Morgan
C. C. Hanson
Cosmopolis
G. H.C. Co
Joe Polly
Cosmopolis Hospital
John Jones
Henry Woods
Cosmopolis City Hall
Clyde Weatherwax
Weatherwax
G. W. Dilley
N.P. Ry
A. F. Peterson
W. G. Tucker
Port Townsend
Pearson
Watkins
C. C. Rasmussen
Oscar Wood
Satsop
Guy Jolley
John Combes
Ballard
Wash
Relatves
J. M. Abney
Mr. Abney
C. E. Clay
Converse Co. Wyo
Edgar
Cascade Mountains
E. A. Suemnicht
H Street
D. McLafferty & Sons
Heron
Ame
James Barrett
Propr
Commercial Block
Washington
W. B. Lowrie
C. M. Demeree
Washington Abstract Company
Furnishes
Crags Harbor
Crescent
Heron and
I Streets
Aberdeen, WaAsit
Fis Toads Theater
Pearson & Campbell
Wishkah
Grays Harbor
C. F. Wells
Villa Ridge
Ill
Morris Wechsler
Cong
Bnai Lerael
Das. Tart Bros.’ Medicine Co
Avon Springs
N. Y
Dr. Tarr Bros. Meniixn Co
130Th Street
O. D, Phelps, M.D
Dr. Tart Bros. Medhinr Co
Rivington Street
Raphael
East 129Th St
City
Taft Bros. Medicine Co
East 130Th St
N. Y. City
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