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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
3
Numerous brief notices document visitors and errands around the town. Names include C. M. Burgher and Alvin Heinrich traveling to Moulton and Seattle, while Mrs J H Baugh heads to Cleveland and Mayor A C Little visits from Raymond.
Officers installed at Eastern Star meeting. Mrs. Beam and Mrs. Egerer return from visits in the east. Public schools close for holiday vacation and reopen January 5. I C U club host at Mrs. Milette’s home. Pianist Orville Reeder shines at the Empress theatre. Local ads urge Hallet and Davis pianos and Virtuoso Player-Pianos from Walker Music. D O O K meets after Knights of Pythias. music firm promotions. Sheriff deputy Pennell resigns for Aberdeen police. St Agnes Guild hosts fair on East Heron. Mrs. O Connor returns from east, met in Seattle. Film crew records Aberdeen fire dept. Salvation Army Barracks donate for Christmas dinner. Spaulding family convalesces. visit planned before Christmas. County assessor Wiley completes building valuations for Aberdeen Hoquiam Cosmopolis. Harold Anaseen returns from Culver Military Academy with peers. Adolph Boettcher funeral postponed for relatives from Wisconsin. services held at Norwegian Lutheran church. City officials from Everett inspect for auto trucks. Franklin school lot work nearing finish with gravel cinders and planned playground.
Fresh every day. The best made. Water and Fisher promotes products with contact at phone 342 and urges customers to inquire about offerings.
A terse classified note advertises a rocker or similar item from Comeau Furniture Co with a promise of good credit and a nod to the buyer’s standing.
Classified note for Art Rug Weavers at 119 North offering rugs crafted from old carpets of all kinds including rag rugs and silk portieres. Local business advertises handmade weaving services and product range.
Prof A E Serns of Seattle lectures next Sunday at 3 p m in the Seventh day Adventist Chapel corner First and E streets on Miracle Working Is it genuine or counterfeit He brings first hand insight from experience with miracle working sects and promises special music with no collection All seats free and open to all seekers of a spiritual conversion framed by unusual manifestations
The Elks lodge hosts a dancing party tonight in the hall for members and their ladies. Tango Pete, a Tahiti native from Papette Island, will be master of ceremonies and teach the Tahitian dance steps. Attendees are asked to bring a bundle of old clothing for the Associated Charities.
Judge Frank K. Drake is recovering after two months confined to home due to illness. Friends express relief at his improving condition.
A Walker Music Co advertisement promotes the Virtuoso new instructive player piano. It claims the instrument brings families together as everyone learns to play and enjoys listening to grand music. Visitors are invited to hear it at 115 South G Street.
Mrs. Frances K Headlee assistant state labor commissioner says 80 complaints allege eight hour law violations at National Lumber and Box company Grays Harbor two employees Rhoda Case and Mary Wilson charged with violations starting December 1 hearing set by Justice of the Peace J M Phillips on December 31 all complaints cover the same grounds and one plant is cited for violations Headlee departed for Montesano after filing the complaints.
The Chehalis County Dental Association met Tuesday night at Dr. Guy Canterbury’s Aberdeen office with large attendance. Dr. Wartman of Montesano read an interesting paper. Officers elected: President Dr. Monk Montesano, Vice President Dr. Read Hoquiam, Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Lane Aberdeen. Program committee 1914 Drs Read Coons Canterbury. Next meeting with Dr. Wartman in Montesano.
North Beach reports Will Herren and L G Humburgar bought the wrecked schooner Balboa for 160 dollars and expect a neat profit. They have salvaged eight inch rope sails and copper paint in good condition and anticipate recovering 600 to 1000 dollars in property from the wreck.
Ernest and George MacLafferty filed a bankruptcy petition affecting their logging interests in Aubol Logging Company. The firm includes O. Y. Aubol and operates on Johns River harvesting timber owned by C. W. and H. L. Miller, former State Bank. Millers claim over $20,000.
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