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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1902

Page

7

Chehalis County Notes Chronicle Local Happenings

Clarence Reuter recovers from illness as Chas Sixes visits from Damon. Schooner Jas A Garfield loads at Wood mill. Elmira Gleason guests in city. John Heermans returns from New York to see his mother. Firemen plan a February 22 grand ball. Several residents travel for work or visits. life diplomas awarded in Everett. Eldorado Oil Well praised. Foresters plan a Sherwood Conclave with 40 already enrolled.

Clarence Reuter Chas. Sixes Damon Jas. A. Garfield Allbright Marie Marguerite Gleason John Heermans Corning N. Y S. B. Philbrick New York J. A. Acheson Fifth Hoquiam Manufacturing Co C. A. Newham Humptulips Jas. A. Newham Eva Doyle Montesano Brewer A. E. Ellingson New London Williams Dollie Winters Clara Bryan Chehalis County Everett Eldorado Foresters Forests of Sherwood Order Marshal Cooper

Local notes from Grays Harbor district and surrounding towns

The report covers nightly gunfire incidents watched by authorities, teaching assignment for Miss Winifred Powell in district 50 Neuskah valley, bridge and electric railroad projects between Aberdeen South Aberdeen and Hoquiam Cosmopolis, the G H Co scow launch by Van Syckle and Jump, Rudolph Distler’s Oregon trip and preference for Grays Harbor, Mrs. F E Childs joining her husband in Cosmopolis, Mr. Childs’ employment with G H C Co, Miss Fannie Martin returning to Seattle for studies, Miss Jessie Huling starting school on Max Chehalis, Prante selling honey, Star mill sale rumor, ripe strawberries on Osborne’s farm, J F McNamara aiding his dad in Rayville, and stricter curfew reducing nightly street activity after eight. A fire is reported near a base at eight o'clock Sunday evening.

Winifred Powell Neuskah Valley Chehalis River Aberdeen Hoquiam Cosmopolis van Syckle Chas Ruldoph Distler Oregon Grays Harbor Fannie Martin Seattle Jessie Huling Max Chehalis Prante Mr. Osborne J. F. McNamara Knot Saw Rayville

Valley House Chimneys Fire Extinguished Before Fire Crews Arrive

An alarm went off at the Valley House but the fire was put out before firemen reached the scene. Miss Liscomb, visiting E. L. Minard’s home, returned to Olympia last Sunday. R. J. Stoner installed a steam engine and boiler at his feed mill replacing the old gasoline engine. Mrs. Ward Hedrick bore a daughter yesterday. both mother and baby are reported well, though Papa Hedrick should be watched. Elma Lodge No. 75 K P celebrates its 38th anniversary on February 15 at the Odd Fellows Hall with Rev. Crawford of Aberdeen delivering the address. program to follow.

Robert Wilkins F. L. Carr Warren III B. Zeebuyth Lois Aberdeen H. M. Sutton Olympia Tacoma Thos. Stancliff North Beach Elsie Abbot Trudie Bell Maley Anstie Hutcheson Yourex Silas Smith Cosmopolis K. of P Odd Fellows, Hall Crawford

Local Notes From Town Center This Week

Stark and Backman drive logs this week and O Newton fences about ten acres of prairie near the town site. Annie Shaw returns from Elma after the holidays. Mrs. Austin recovers and is out of danger. Fitzgerald visits major cities, up to Victoria, during a week away. A O U W grand lodge rep Bowman spends days here seeking lodge interest. Strong Bryan and Duby attend Kendal case hearing. Kendal bound over to superior court. Beardsley of Aber deen visits and calls Cruiser office. Mr. and Mrs. Hansen arrive in Humptulips. Newberry returns from Aberdeen and Hoquiam. Rich Walker leaves for Aberdeen. Quinault valley cattle king Olson in city en route to county seat. Rice moves pack-train to Northern Pacific survey camp on the beach. twenty four horses and four men, via Hoquiam and Dyehut, to new camp.

Lydia Bilyeu Ocosta Levi Hilderbrant W. S. Maule Philadelphia Light and Water Company Court House F. G. Deckebach U. S. Land Office Olympia Olympic Land and Investment Company Montesano State Bank France O. Newton Annie Shaw Elma W. E. Austin J. E. Fitzgerald The Sound Victoria J. A. Olson Quinault Valley J.F. Rice Nothern Pacifics Hoquiam Dyehut

Remarkable Cure of Croup by Chamberlains Cough Remedy

A Iowa mother credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with saving her sons life. She describes severe distress as he could hardly breathe and how she dosed him every ten minutes until he began to improve. The letter notes the medicine was purchased from A E Steere in Goodwin and sold locally by Evans Drug Co.

Chamberlain A. E. Steere Goodwin 8. D Joel Demont Inwood Iowa Evans Drug Co

Cure for Cough and Cold Promised in One Day

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to stop cough and work off a cold in one day with a no cure, no pay offer. Price listed as 25 cents. The ad presents a bold promise of rapid relief and a money-back or free remedy if not effective.

D’s Pharmacy Aberdeen O. N. Sullivan Montesano Elma

SNUFFLES the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Offered for One Dollar

An advertisement touts SNUFFLES as the only guaranteed cure for catarrh promising relief and permanent cure by addressing the disease at its source. It claims past remedies harm mucous membranes and alleges quick hay fever and cold relief. The ad urges readers to order from Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia with prepaid shipping in the United States or Canada.

United States Canada Edwin B. Giles & Company Market Street Philadelphia

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