Chehalis County Local Doings Highlights County Life
Chehalis County items show singing school sessions by Tilford Boling, NP quarry hoisting engine, Rebekah activities with a new member, and residents traveling for holidays. Allen Brown returns from Humptulips, local residence work advances, Florence Keeley operated on in Centralia, and Drs Van Winkle and Dumond attend a bony growth removal. C F Allen loading gravel for Aberdeen, vocal class in Satsop, Burke and Cota sell saloon to Italian Cama, and Kibbes journeying to Pee Ell for a son’s illness.
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Northern Pacific
Order
Rebekahs
Allen Brown
Humptulips
Frank Liesner
J. E. Keeley
Florence
Centralia Sunday
Drs. van Winkle
Dumond
Elma
Burke & Cota
Cama
Sumner
Wash
Burke
E. C. Kibbe
Pee Ell
R. M
Kibbe
Local Notes On Visitors And Ventures Around Town
Guy Marcy returns home from Vishon Val for the holidays. Mrs. Joe Smith visits from Hoquiam to see her parents. Mrs. Casper Seiling and her son arrive from North Dakota. Capt David Hout opens a cigar stand and lunch counter near the Main Street fish market. Geo. Lynch recovers from a broken ankle and walks on crutches. Jerry Putman departs for Southern California seeking health relief. Dr. Story seeks Tacoma business partners to form an island colonization venture in Southeast Alaska. Emma and Rose Loos arrive from California and plan to return to Portland after Christmas.
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Guy Marcy
Vishon Valleg
Joe Smith
Hoquiam
Gee
Casper Seiling
North Dakota
David Hout
Main Street
Geo. Lynch
Chambers’ Camp
North River
Jerry
Putman
California
Story
Montesano
Alaska
Emma
Rose Loos
Tacoma
Portland
Local notices from North Hoquiam area hit by illness and events
R F Lytle lies ill at home in North Hoquiam while O C Fenlason slowly recovers. Mrs O G Chase leaves for Portland to visit friends for the holidays. Mrs Levi returns home from Portland after three weeks. Hierman Fesenfeld patents a cable wire splice expected to be valuable. Carl Duncan shows improvement after appendicitis at Hoquiam General Hospital. Mr and Mrs F F Williams and family plan a Southern Oregon visit. Glavin and Sawyer begin work on a residence for Fred L Thurber at Third and N. H C Heermans预计 leaves for Corning New York for two months returning in spring. Presbyterian church contract let to C H Scott Co at $12 400 not including chairs. Chas Woods returns from Vancouver to spend holidays with his father. A Eckbert, a logger, suffers severe injuries in a fight at Reception saloon Monday night.
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R. F. Lytle
North Hoquiam
O. C. Fenlason
O. G. Chase
Portland
Levi
Hierman Fesenfeld
Carl Duncan
Hopuiam General Hospital
F. F. Williams
Southern
Oregon
Glavin & Sawyer
Fred L. Thurber
Third
N Streets
H. C. Heermans
Corning
N. Y
New Presbyterian Church
C. H. Scott Co
Chas. Woods
Joseph Woods
St. James Academy
Vancouver
Wash
A. Eckbert
City Council Reinstates and Then Discharges Officers
Mayor West reopened the council meeting by noting the suspension of Officers McGahan and Bergeson and stating they would be paid during suspension unless charges held. After debate the council reinstated them then recommended the mayor discharge them.
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Council
McGahan and Bergeson
Wall Street Plan Pushes Democrats Toward Acceptable Platform
The Wall Street Journal signals financial interests may back a 1904 Democratic candidate if the party nominates a suitable platform. It suggests Republicans would become radical while Democrats would be conservative, aligned with trusts and big business, prompting party reorganization and mobilization by loyal Democrats ahead of the national convention.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Democratic Party
Journal
Republican Party
Jonrns
Toklas sues Kaufman in Seattle for receiver of Aberdeen house
Ferdinand Toklas of San Francisco sues N. G. Kaufman and J. W. Toklas in federal court at Seattle seeking a receiver for the Aberdeen house and an injunction against W. B. Mack to stop payment on a Heron and G streets lot. Toklas claims entitlement to the old Toklas & Kaufman firm books. Kaufman contests any current interest and says the suit aims to harass him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Toklas
San Francisco
Toklas & Kaufman
Aberdeen
Olympia
Seattle
N. G. Kaufman
J. W. Toklas
Aberdeen House
W. B. Mack
Heron and
G Streets
U. 5S
N.G. Kaufman
Kaufman
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A. W. Miller
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TEL 1701
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R J
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Chehalis County
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Oakville
Tilford Boling
the City Council
West
MacGahan
Bergeson
Sherwood
Fox
Fred A. Hart
Lizzie Harris
G Street
WU. Johnson
Anstie
Lucore
Finance Committee
F. A. Lewis
Supt. Linn
F Street
Parr
Highland Home
K. T. Dabney
Heron Street
Leron Street
Bridges
Heinrich
Edw. Thompson
M. Kaufman
Hume Streets
Division Street
South Aberdeen
W. H. McWhinney
E Street
Broadway
L Street
Sixth
Eighth
Park Street
Hume
River Streets
Hume Street
RT. Dabney
J. S. Creech
N. P. Ry. Co
O. J. Lawrence
S. Shyrock
Fuller
Marshal Anstie
McGahan
Wall Street
GEO. J. Wolff & CO
Heron ST
Geo. Fisher’s
Stein-Broch Clothes
Hamlin and Knox
Douglas and Florsheim
DR. Long
Cravenette
Horseshoe Store
J. H. Fuller & CO
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