Town News Terse Holiday Notes From Aberdeen Area
G F Karshner traveled to Portland on a brief business trip while Sam Benn Jr visited from St John’s school for holidays. Numerous residents report Christmas and holiday travel, family visits, local illnesses and injuries, and community firm activities across Aberdeen, Elma, Hoquiam, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Karshner
Portland
Sam Benn, Jr
St. John’s School
F. R. Archer
W. W. Anstie
Lillian Jones
Elma
North Yakima visitor among a string of local moves
A busy period of travel and visits as WoW Smith heads to North Yakima while Seattle and British Columbia guests arrive. Local engagements include church meetings, holiday visits, and a mill repair project promising major upgrades.
Yule Tide Weddings Tie Local Couples in Christmas Joy
Blake Mulligan and Miss Minnie Blake wed at the bride’s sister home with Rev. A H House officiating. The couple will settle in Aberdeen after a brief wedding tour. Also Mrs Winnie I Green and Mr William B Elsas married at East First street with Rev F A LaViolette officiating. They visited Hoquiam and will return to Aberdeen aboard the next morning train to begin life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. N. MacLafferty
Oregon
Wilson Mill
John R. Evans
H. Carbine
Elma
Charles McDermoth
Seattle
Judge Scott
L. B. Cochran
Moses Lake
Douglas County
Medames
E. R. Prichard
B. L. Beall and
Portland
Charles Black
Porter & Co
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Jerry McGillicuddy, Jr
State College
First National Bank of
Chicago
Carl Gabrielson
Geo. J. Wolff
John Kinzie
Washington National Guard
F. W. Green
Colala
North Beach
Alanson W. McDermoth
Mangus Hanson
Hanson
F. J. Theilges
Hoquiam
Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle Co
Ed. Hulburt
Long Beach
Cal
W. Hutton
Aberdeen
W. &. Johnson
Melbourne
Wilson & Carlisle
Satsop
Elks Lodge
John G. Lewis
M. R. Sherwood
de Molai
West Sixth Street
Guy Canterbury
Geo. C. Clark
Coos Bay
Clark
American Mill Co
Grand Theater
W. W. Anstie
Union Bank & Trust Co
Jones
Frank G. Jones
Emil Niscoon
Montesano
Nistuomi
Blake Mulligan
Minnie Blake
Thomas J. Mulligan
George Price
First Streets
A. H. House
Miss Emma Elida Davidson Marries Charles C Dahl
Miss Emma Elida Davidson and Charles C Dahl wed at the Davidson home on First Avenue with Rev. F A LaViolette officiating. Immediate family were present after which the couple departed by afternoon train to Seattle where Mr Dahl works for the Western Union Telegraph Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Elida Davidson
Charles C. Dahl
Storms Wash Away Mo clips Seawall and Damages
A 75 mph gale and high tide threaten Mo clips with inundation as over 500 feet of seawall collapses. The ocean drags drifting wood out to sea and the tide subsides, leaving extensive property risk. In Ocosta Washington damage includes several hundred feet of unused siding track washed out by high tide with more risk from tide and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moclips
Ocosta
Wash
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Union Bank & Trust Cgo
Chehalis County Bank
Fred C. Furth
J. H. Read
W. B. Mack
E. B. Day
R. J. Elliott
C. W. Yana
S. Patton
Centralia
Levi Welch
Monte
C. N. Wilson
Winnie Coats
Edna Bell
Raymond
George Taylor
Frank Wheeler
Ewart
Sound
Chas. Sayers
Professor A. Newell
South Bay
P. A. Williams
Spokane
State Board of Education
Aberden
N. P
Gladys Davenport
S. F. Davis
Cosmopolis
Burnett Bros
L. H. Burnett
Rudolph Roswell
Grays Harbor
Wow Smith
North
Yakima
John Bertholf
Greeley Kolts
British Columbia
His Brother
L. J. Kolts
Geo. F. Nye
R. H. Roy
Saginaw
Michigan
A. J. Morley
Congregational Church
H. Winden
Olympia
F. A. LaViolette
J. M. Elliott
Fern Hill
Tacoma
Rev
Margaret A. Wilson
Carrie E. Wilson
Johnathan Wilson
Charles R. Wilson
L. E. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen
Broadway Pharmacy
Jeff
Jess
Carman Co
Wivw
Davidson-Dahl
505
Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
East Heron Street
Geo. Fisher
the Reliable Clothie
Dean’s Tea and Coffee Store
South G Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx
The
White House
Alexander & McBride
Burnett's Jewelry
E. Heron St
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