Aberdeen News Tells of Social life And Business Moves
Chehalis visitor L Moulton arrives in Aberdeen for a weekend. The first semester of public schools ends. Numerous local entertainments and visits noted. Land sale figures, residences under construction, and civic events reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Moulton
Chehalis
Aberdeen
BD. Coons
Miss Lamb
George A. Scammon
Westport
Mary Weatherwax
Jolly Girls’ Club
Local notes and movements across Aberdeen area
A roundup of residents and visitors with travels to Portland Seattle Tacoma and California. Mentions include Theodore Carlson building in Aberdeen, Mrs J W Carey Mrs C H Shutt and M Mckinnon visiting, Daugherty child fracture, tea by Girls Missionary Society, Col Ch Chapman in Seattle for county exhibit, F J Fletcher ill with blood poisoning, armory appropriation talks, Finch block bids in Seattle, Montesano Athletic Association formed, Rowland to manage Aberdeen baseball 1909, Burnetts to Tacoma and Seattle for performances and exposition, Wheeler family considering Aberdeen, Knights of Pythias Castle Hall plans, Degree of Honor lodge party, Upton chosen to attend state meeting, Chief Birmingham negotiates child welfare transfer, Sargent sisters in Portland, Eaton funeral in Forest Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Crammatte
L. P. Dudley
Carrie Welliver
Seattle
Fred C. Furth
O. B. Caldwell
Oregon
Anthony Camillo
North Aberdeen Bridge
Eagles Hall
Market
K Streets
B. R. Chapman
Paonia
Cal
E. W. Eubanks
McKinlay Avenue
Wm. Gohl
Capital
Sixth
Broadway
Anna Wallin
Young People’s Aid Society
Swedish Mission Church
Ellen Cloney
Windsor Hotel
Second
Phil S. Locke
Guy P. Hafferty
Olympia
Jacob Karshner
Young Women’s Sewing Club
North G Street
Edward Rundell
Hoquiam
Aberdeen General Hospital
Edward C. Finch
Douglas Bros
Union Mill Co
Chehalis County A.Y.P
Rosmond
Capitol
W. H. McWhinney
Carrie Frances
Leatrice Vervorn
A. D. Wood
Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
W. G. Robertson
H. M. Carqueville
Portland
City
Aberdeen
Spokane
Aberdeen High School
Elma High
Elma
George A. Prichard
Vancouver
Wash
E. R. Prichard
R. T. Dabney
Wishkah
H Streets
B. F. Johnson
Will Clark
B. C
H. A. Comeau
Girls’ Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
H. H. Carter
West First Street
Colonel Chapman
Chehalis County
F. J. Fletcher
F and
Finch
Heron and
Montesano
R. G. Trask
Guy Cheney
F. F. Wil
Harrington J. Wheeler
California
Wheeler
A. M. Wheeler
Wishkah Lodge
Knights of Pythias
First Street
East First Street
Ahua Upton
Grays Harbor
Tacoma
Birmingham
Washington
R. C. Sargent
Ethel Sargent
C. C. Sargent
E. E. Eaton
Forest Grove
Eaton
Roof repairs for Standard Oil warehouses quoted at 1000 dollars
Repairs on the roof of Standard Oil company warehouses will cost 1000 dollars. The late snow storm caused the roof to give way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
John Bertholph
F. A. Hart
Seattle
Ellen Coloney
West Second
L Streets
H. W. Hastings
Siesdamies
Andry, Uglem
J. C. Flanson
Messrs
KF. A. LaViolette
N. G. Wheeler
Rank Davidson
Olympia
Billy Sunday
Notable Names in Arts and Affairs From the Era
The passage notes Helen Kathryn Sharpe at age twelve as an authoress from Indianapolis Winston Churchill a Naval Academy graduate Annapolis Imomorial planned for Gainsborough Sudbury Suffolk painter English painter Gainsborough George Eliot reportedly earned 40000 for Middlemarch the highest price for a woman’s single work Senyon Cox painter and writer son of General Jacob D Cox secretary of interior in Ulysses Grant era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kathryn Sharpe
Indianapolis
Winston Churchill
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Gainsborough
Sudbury
Suffolk
George Eliot
Senyon Cox
Jacob D. Cox
Grant
English Counterfeiting Laws and English Housing Facts
The text cites Henry I issuing England's first anti counterfeiting laws in 1108. It states about 700000 dwellings in England are insanitary or overcrowded. It notes the House of Lords has 608 members with 483 hereditary and 125 nonhereditary. It mentions no English sovereign used a veto in 200 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
House of Lords
Sporting Notes Prompt Polo and Local League News
Pacific coast teams are playing polo. Cleveland, Ohio has an eight club indoor baseball league. Milwaukee bids for the 1910 ABC bowling tournament. Marquette seeks a football game with Michigan in Milwaukee next fall. Herman Long, famed Boston Nationals shortstop, to manage the Alexandria Virginia team in the new league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Marquette
Michigan
Herman Long
Boston Nationals
Alexandria
Proverb Bustle: Cross Cultural Adages and Observations
A collection of proverbs from English Italian Arabian and Spanish origins noting how vows fade in calm work weaves into restraint misfortune and misperception. The set contrasts storms with laziness and cautions on borrowing attention to others and misreading daily life.
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TURES
Union Bank & Trust CO
Chehalis County Bank
Frank G. Jones
J. H. Read
Geo. J. Wolff
W. B. Mack
E. B. Day
R. J. Elliott
C. W. Yana
Aberdeen ‘Oneers’ Association
George W. Montgomery
The
Presbyterian Church
E. G. Hunt
Stewart
R. H. Easther
D.A. Schumacher
Frank E. Hite
Vannda Roberts
Centralia
Theodore Carlson
F Street
J. W. Carey
C. H. Shutt
M. McKinnon
W. W. Weatherwax
Lone Pine
Maud
Kind
W. W. Dougherty
South
Washington Street
Cox
Co. H. Rowland
Aberdeen Baseball Club
Dubuque
Iowa
L. H. Burnett
Madam Gadski Ym
L. E. Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen
Broadway Pharmacy
Jeff
Glory
Utz_& Dunn
Green-Wheeler
Garman CO
Sporting Notes
Whropolyies
East Heron Street
Fisher the Reliable Clothier
East Heron Sr
Dean Tea and Coffee Store
South G Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx
White House
Burnett's Jewelry Store
Turpin’ S School
C A.o.u.w.hall EV
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