Evans Drug Co and local notices blend town chatter
Local briefs report visits and travel of residents including FE Benn Elmer Dayton and Mrs Helen Fuller Busy shop fronts mention Evans Drug Co offerings and Star Transfer hauling Several buildings undergo repairs while civic notes cover church events ferry service city cleanups and a biography line about E McBroom of Chehalis Advocate with a light health trip by Emil Pfund To Tacoma attendees discuss irrigation and a Washington social at the Epworth League connection and a death notice for Mrs Ellen Sackrider in Osasso Mich
Aberdeen debating base ball team in state league plans
KE Mc Broom Otto J Albers from Chehalis and O N Mills and Jack Scrutto of Centralia spent yesterday in Aberdeen and Hoquiem meeting with citizens to gauge fan sentiment. A further meeting will be called soon to decide on action.
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Aberdeen
KE. McBroom
Otto J. Albers
Chehalis
O. N. Mills
Jack Scrutto
Centralia
Hoquiam
Aberdeen Superintendent Heads to National Educational Convention
Arthur Wilson of Aberdeen public schools departs Monday for St. Louis to attend the National Educational convention. He plans a two week trip and will visit his former home in Illinois before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wilson
Aberdeen
St. Louis
Ilinois
Value of Religious Enthusiasm Sermon Series
Morning theme 11 o clock and 7:30 p m sermon Heaven mark third address in popular Sunday evening series. Bible school 10 a m J R Freeman superintendent. Classes for all. Young People's meeting 6 30 p m a home like church Marion F Horn minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Freeman
Marion F. Horn
Surprise Party Honors Mrs. Luther Shaw at Hutchinson Home
Mrs J E Hutchinson hosted a Monday evening surprise party at 604 West Heron street for Mrs Luther Shaw. Guests enjoyed games music and a vocal solo by Joseph Gaughan and a duet by Mr and Mrs William Shaw. Light refreshments followed.
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J. E. Hutchinson
West Heron Street
Luther Shaw
Joseph Gaughan
William Shaw
C. F. Beltz
W. C. Pascoe
J. R. Hills
Emmett Hutchinson
Shaw
Washington's Birthday Observance in City Schools
Pupils in city schools observe Washington's Birthday with programs. Banks and the post office close in observance of the holiday.
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Washington
Waterfront loading updates from multiple vessels
The Norwood loads at Donovan mill for California while Mary Dodge and Oakland load lumber at Federal and American mills for San Pedro and San Francisco respectively. Raisy Mitchell and G. C. Lindauer arrive to load for San Francisco. Grays Harbor sails after American mill loading. Carmel finishes at Aberdeen Lumber bound for San Francisco. Helene bound for Honolulu towed to lower harbor awaiting sea passage.
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Mary Dodge
Federal Mill
San Pedro
Oakland
San Francisco
Raisy Mitchell
Slade Mill
Grays Harbor
Carmel
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Company
Helene
Honolulu
Smallpox Quarantine Extended on Quinault Reservation
A second smallpox case is reported in Silas Hall's house on the Quinault Indian reservation causing renewed strict quarantine. Dr. MacLafferty ordered the house to stay quarantined despite plans to lift restrictions, with Al loting Agent F. R. Archer voicing concern over handling and calling for stricter regulations and better care for Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Hall
Quinault
F. R. Archer
MacLafferty
Archer
Day Nursery to Open March First Under Civic Improvement
The day nursery run by the Civic Improvement Association opens March 1 at the Northwest corner of East Second and F Streets. Mrs. F. A. M. Hall will manage. Accepts children 18 months and up with a kindergarten class for older kids. Fees are 10 cents per day for one child, 15 cents for two, 25 cents for three, funds offset expenses and provide care for those unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Improvement Association
East Second
F Streets
F. A. M. Hall
Children Refuse to Leave Mother's Jail Visit
Police and jail officials witnessed a poignant scene at the city jail when two young children of Mrs. Josie Batonvich, held for liquor license violations, refused to leave their mother. The children clung to her dress as evening fell, prompting officers to allow the mother to remain with them in the ward.
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Josie Batonvich
Musical Recital at St Marys Hall Delights Large Crowd
A benefit recital for St Rose Academy at St Marys hall drew large crowds last evening. The program featured choral pieces, duets, solos, and youth performances including Washington’s Farewell, The Rustic Dance and Marching Through Georgia with artists such as Miss Mildred Hogan, Miss Jeanette Hogan, Master Walter Foelkner and Miss Cora Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Academy
St. Mary's Hall
Emmett O'Donnel
Mary Donovan
J. Hogan
Washington
Alleihgs
Walter Foelkner
Eleanor Tanner
Marie Liese
Jack and the
Mary Hogan
Gladys Larkin
F. Smith
M. McNeil
Mildred Hogan
Jeanette Hogan
Georgia
Cora Bradley
Alice”’ Hush
Florence Dalton
Ima Hogan
T. Melville
Faust
Treasure Johnson
Pythians Celebrate Forty Eighth Anniversary in Aberdeen
Wishkah Lodge No. 44 marked the Knights of Pythias fortieth eighth anniversary with 100 members and guests at their Aberdeen hall. Rev. Greene spoke on Pythianism. Nan Allard and others performed in a city musicale. Dan Bowes faced a staged trial ending in a guilty verdict and deportation to Cosmopolis, followed by a life membership presentation and a banquet with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Knights of Pythias
James H. Rathbourne
Washington, D. C
Wishkah Lodge No. 44
Aberdeen
Greene
Nan Allard
C. I. Prescott
Allan Dougherty
Bowes
Cosmopolis
Dougherty
Mr. Bowes
Order of Knights of Pythias
Electrical Workers Ball Tonight at the Pavilion
The Electrical Workers Union hosts its annual dance at the pavilion tonight. The decorated hall glows with electricity as workers test equipment, promising a grand spectacle. Attendance is expected to be large with dances possibly lasting two or three nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Workers’ Union
Campbell Dies at Spokane Irony of Cancer Stricken Millionaire
Amassa B. Campbell a major stockholder in National Lumber and Box Co of Hoquiam died at his Spokane home last week. He and associates A Finch and Henry Wicks of Youngstown Ohio were involved in the mill. The death ranks as a bitter irony as the millionaire starved by throat cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amassa B. Campbell
National Lumber & Box Company
Hoquiam
Spokane
Mr. Campbell
A. Finch
Henry Wicks
Youngstown
Ohio
Campbell
Mill Company Buys Property for Office and Lumber Yard
The American mill company purchased a half block at East Market and B streets from Mrs Jed Rogers for 10000 dollars. Dwellings will be removed promptly to clear space for a fine office and a retail lumber yard on the site. The council's ruling to move lumber off streets prompted the purchase.
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The
American Mill Company
East Market
B Streets
Jed Rogers
Fire in alley after tar can overturns near Twins saloon
An overturned tar can in the alley near the Twins saloon on F street started a small fire and heavy smoke. The fire department responded with Chief Tamblyn leading in his buggy and Police Chief Templeman bringing up the rear on a motorcycle.
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Twins
F Street
Tamblyn
Templeman
Bridge Crew Begins Repair on Heron Street Span
The International Bridge and Construction Company of Seattle, the contractor for the Heron street bridge damaged by a collision with the steamer Centralia, has started work. Castings are ready and raising the bridge on its gearing has begun with scows to support ends during tide.
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International Bridge & Construction Company of
Seattle
Heron Street
Centralia
Prize Hen Weighs Egg Above Three Ounces
Mrs. A Reid of 523 West Hume street reports a prize hen laid an egg weighing more than 3 ounces and measuring 61 and a half by 7 54 inches. She aims to induce daily production to match Councilman McCaw’s hens alleged record.
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A. Reid
Hume Street
Old McIntyre Farm Sold on Copalis River Beach
The Charles McIntyre farm at Copalis sold Tuesday to Mrs. Jed Rogers for 10000 dollars. The land is the original homestead of A. A. Benner, a pioneer and sea otter hunter who settled about 30 years ago, with McIntyre noted for Chehalis county politics and a former county commissioner. The tract sits on the Copalis river and the ocean beach.
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Charles McIntyre
Copalis
Jed Rogers
A. A. Benner
McIntyre
Chehalis County
Copalis River
Ocean Beach
Chehalis County Fair Stockholders to Choose Elma Venue
At a stockholders meeting in Elma the Chehalis County Fair association will decide the site for the next fair. Elma has raised about $2000 and a vote on holding the show there will be decided later.
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Chehalis County
Enjoying Good Weather Draws County Adventures
Auto enthusiasts have been making runs through the county amid excellent sunny weather. A large number of golf enthusiasts are taking daily trips to the golf links near Satsop for enjoyable games.
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Satsop
Dredger Pump Performs Well Amid Flooding Fears
The dredger pump filling flats flows large amounts of water and sand onto land. Residents outside the fill district face flooding as water escapes through Fry creek slough near the park, insufficient culvert capacity.
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Fry Creek
Police Arrest Speeders and Fine Four Cyclists
Four motor cycle riders were arrested last Sunday, found guilty, and fined 25 dollars for speeding. The fines were suspended as Judge Tucker delivered a speech on speeding. Police plan a stone to speeding by motor cyclists and autoists.
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Tucker
Austrian woman held for trial in Aberdeen liquor case
Josie Batonvich, an Austrian woman, is under arrest at the city jail awaiting government action after being accused of conducting a bind pig in South Aberdeen and selling liquor to foreigners. The arrest followed testimony in an assault case with one witness recounting events.
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Josie Batonvich
Aberdeen
Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Frank Rogers
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Frank Rogers will be celebrated March 1 in this city. The couple plans a family reunion and extended gathering with relatives.
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Frank Rogers
Lands and buildings swap near Elma for Aberdeen value 2000
Splendid logged land with a small house and barn near Elma offered for trade for Aberdeen property. Total value listed at 2000 dollars. Address Box W Elma Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Aberdeen
Wash
Aberdeen Steam Laundry adopts cash basis March 1 1912
Notice explains eight hour law and liability insurance raise costs, forcing a cash basis. Open accounts must be arranged directly with the office at Hume and H streets, Aberdeen. Phone 414. John M. Lupton, Manager.
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Hume
H Street
Aberdeen Steam Laundry
Eggs for Setting from Montana Winners Pen
From my fine pen of Montana winners, S C White Leghorns headed by second prize cockerel at Tacoma. $1.50 for 15 eggs. Inspection of pen requested. J C Broulette Aberdeen Meat Co or Box 733.
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Montana
Tacoma
J. C. Broulette
Aberdeen Meat Co
Evans Drug Co Sells Lowney Chocolates and Supplies
Evans Drug Co lists Lowney's chocolates and blank books and office supplies in its stocked items. The ad notes all prices are available at the Evans Drug Co for the convenience of customers seeking confections and stationery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowney
Evans Drug Co
Woman Arrested After Refusing Drink Incident
Police arrested a woman after a man was struck for not buying a drink. Officers found 40 gallons of cheap wine and other liquors at her residence along with beer.
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Zarber
FE. B. Benn
Elmer Dayton
Muscatine, Iowa
F.C. Wilcox
Bridge Club
CC. W. Yana
Westport
James Burpee
Menominee, Mich
If O
Helen Fuller
L. P. Dudley
Charles Green
Portland
James Chittenden
Erie
Crescent Hotel
Emil Pfund
Mexico
California
Arthur Beckenhauer
West End Addition
the Telephone Company
Market Street
Dr. Solberg
Chicago
Wishkah River
E. McBroom
Howard C. Foster
Howard
Bijou Stock Company
Christian Science Church
First Street
Broadway
J. T. McQueen
Geo. L. Hilton
Prosser, Wash
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
W. G. Peckham
North D Street
McKinlay Avenue
Peter F. Clark
Ellen Sackrider
Osasso, Mich
Clark
East
Tft
Washington’s
Norwood
Donovan Mill
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mill
Broadway Pharmacy
Aberdeen, Wash
Quinault Indians
Electrical Workers Ball
Mill Company
Bridge Company
AT Work
M’intyre Farm
Dredger
John M. Lupton
Mgr
Cilers
Music House
E. Heron Street
S. C. White Leghorns
White Plymouth Rocks
Plymouth Rocks
A. C. Girard
Aberdeen Ave
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