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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
5
A jumble of 1910 era notices lists four Spitz puppies for sale at 21% West Hume street, plus numerous short items about local residents, church activities, club meetings, travel, and small-town domestic happenings in Aberdeen.
Annie McNeil aged four of 108 East Hume Street died Monday after a short throat illness. Funeral held yesterday from the family home with interment in Fern Hill Cemetery.
Stipan Simunovic a 26 year old Austrian lumber handler at Burrows mill slipped on the dock Monday night, struck his head on a log and drowned before rescue. Funeral held this afternoon under the National Croatian Society at the Polish Catholic church. He leaves a father, mother, two brothers and five sisters in Austria.
A fire at St. Rose Academy yesterday noon started from an ash pan at a chimney base and was quickly extinguished with minor loss by a hand chemical wagon crew that resisted moving the wagon and where horses were not exercised off level streets.
Grays Harbor Logging Company buys fifty feet frontage on South Third Street below Hume from Theodore Carlson and M Alix for 75080 dollars to construct a two story concrete block office and warehouse adjoining Johnston livery stable.
A drowned male body was recovered from the log boom in Elliot's slough and buried at Pottersfield. A Northern Pacific baggage check tied to baggage sent to Aberdeen last September is the only clue. Officials in St Paul have been contacted to recover the baggage and identify the deceased.
Evergreen Rebecca lodge No. 28 held an installation of officers Tuesday evening at their hall. Mrs. Lacy Mack, executive president, conducted the ceremony. Officers installed for six months include Maggie Overmeyer noble grand Anna Hayes past grand Mrs J W Huff secretary W H Pearson financial secretary Nettie Jones treasurer Mrs E W Hunter Mrs Lucy Mack right and left supporters of noble grand Mrs Wrark tlogers Jeannette Matson supporters to pst grand Mrs A Wood warden Anna Matson conductor Mrs Cc Beltz chaplain Etta Creech inside guardian Wade Williams outside guardian Mrs George K Siatd ing post noble grand. After ceremonies refreshments were served and a pleasant time followed.
Six cows two colts and one heifer offered by Gus Katke on the Wishkah River six miles above Aberdeen. P O address Aberdeen Washington. For sale listings indicate contact details and location for interested buyers.
A. W. Barkley enlarges his Wishkah Street haberdashery in Aberdeen adding a second floor gallery and elevated trunk department. The store now features eight departments including mens wear hats shoes underwear shirts collars neckwear boys clothing trunks and a tailoring service for alterations.
Mrs Minnie Leitch hosted the Friends in Council in South Aberdeen Tuesday afternoon. Seven original papers were read and an original story by Mrs W D McKinlay was presented. At roll call, responses centered on Home with many appropriate quotations offered.
The Chehalis County Medical Society elected officers Tuesday night in this city. President is Dr A S Austin, vice president Dr H McNiven, and secretary treasurer Dr C H Bartlett, all from Aberdeen. A S Austin D A Schumacher and G M Powell were named to plan the tuberculosis exhibit visit to Seattle.
The Seattle board of underwriters issued notices to fire insurance agents and unlicensed solicitors warning that state law forbids unlawful soliciting of fire insurance. It cites that an insurer’s license can be revoked if agents accept insurance from unlicensed solicitors and that unlicensed solicitors face fines and imprisonment.
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