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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1909
Page
5
Street Commissioner R. J. Hills is ill in hospital. Various locals attend luncheons, visits, and meetings. Mill repairs delay work. new banners arrive. several moves and travels include many Aberdeen residents and guests from Hoquiam, Montesano, Raymond, Portland, Sultan, and Seattle.
The Degree of Honor of Hoquiam invited the Aberdeen lodge to meet. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Scott Weatherwax a George Washington boy born just after midnight. Mrs Adelia Parker's burial held in Aberdeen after Seattle death. Funeral from Woods' with Rev Greene officiating. William Winters said 1500 men will work on Union Pacific roadbed by March 1. H G Ellis advancing graveling on ten hills streets. Rainy weather aids gravel foundation as water drains. George F McDougal lends cyclopedia of engineering to public library for student use.
Emerick Kosonen a 14 year old Finnished boy was critically injured Thursday afternoon after being run over near the American mill by two electric cars. He lies in St Josephs hospital with skull fractures internal injuries and several broken ribs. The body was dragged about 100 feet by the cars with marks on the fender and brake beams. Parents Mr and Mrs Ford Kosonen are recent arrivals here.
J B Bridges president of the Washington Bar Association has broad backing from the Chehalis County bar for consideration of a new federal judgeship created by Congress. Bridges has not announced whether he will accept the nomination.
The Aberdeen semi weekly Herald lists local happenings on Grays Harbor in a concise twice weekly transcript. It appears as a community brief noting recent events, meetings, and small notices.
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