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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
5
Oakville’s N. S. Richards visits Aberdeen. Montesano and South Bend residents call on friends here. Businessmen interview in Aberdeen. A. A. Star Transfer advertises hauling. Local officials fine a restaurant owner for littering. tugboat salvage payment reported.
Rexall Violet Talcum reminds readers of local florist ties as visitors arrive from Portland and Bremerton. Olympia, Skagit County and Aberdeen figures attend gatherings, with roadwork updates, post office box changes, and a fire call near West First Street cited amid a busy community update from Aberdeen.
Centralia high school defeated Aberdeen high school 22 to 19 in a Sunday basketball game at the gym. The match was tightly played with Centralia using its heavier lineup to gain the edge. A preliminary girls game saw the sophomores beat the freshmen 7 to 4.
Mesdames Elston Irwin Patterson Pearson Greene and McDermoth serve on the mayor's committee organizing illustrated tuberculosis lectures at Eagles hall next Thursday and Friday. The International Typographical Union exhibit, formerly shown at A Y P and Seattle, will travel with the event, with Combs directing afternoon talks and local physicians and laymen aiding in the evenings. A stereopticon will illustrate both sessions.
Taxpayers should note 1999 taxes become due this morning. Personal property taxes are delinquent March 9 with no early payment discount. Real property taxes paid before March 15 receive a 38 percent discount. first half payments before June 1 allow the second half to run to November 30, else delinquency begins June 1.
The drinking fountain on the corner of Heron and H streets was formally dedicated yesterday at 3 p m by the Ladies of the W C T U The ceremony drew a large crowd Rev B F Brooks invoked divine aid Miss Stone delivered a dedicatory address and C C Quackenbush accepted the gift for the city council The fountain praised as a fine imitation brass and artistically made will be an ornament to the city
Union, winner of first prize at the A. Y. P. exposition for its tuberculosis exhibit, allows the state board of health to use the exhibit in cities where the board conducts special meetings on the subject.
The tenth annual ball of Grays Harbor Lodge B P O E No 698 drew a large Aberdeen crowd Friday in Pythian temple. Elk colors and cut flowers adorned the hall as music pleased guests. After the eleven oclock toast To Our Absent Brothers the gathering adjourned to the Crescent hotel for a lavish supper prepared by Mine Host Schlentz.
The Ritter dwelling at 702 North B Street burned out yesterday morning, about $800 in damage with no insurance. Mr and Mrs Ritter were at the barn when discovered and suffered minor burns while trying to save household goods. fire department responded quickly and kept the house from total loss.
The A. O. U. W. lodge entertained the Degree of Honor with an oyster supper after the lodge meeting on Friday night.
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