Town Notes and Notices from Aberdeen
Terse Aberdeen column lists residents traveling to California Oregon Washington and Alaska notes. Local club meetings church events and social visits fill the page with names such as Alta Shannon Marion Hughey Pollock McNamara and Murphy while businesses Evans Drug Co. A Star Transfer and Hills Bros. coffee are advertised alongside a list of local engagements and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Star Transfer Co
Hills Bros
Ketchum, Hill & Co
Marion Hughey
Bakersfield
California
Local residents travel for business and leisure
Portland publisher L W Long transacts business in the city. Rancher M L Hull from Tenino visits for hauling. Captain Ralph Peasley attends to matters in Raymond. W H Woods leaves for San Francisco after a brief family visit. E W Beimfohr heads to San Francisco for several days with friends. F E Jones travels to Olympia for county assessors convention. John Galvin of the U P visits Cen tralia then city. G W MacLafferty attends State Federation of Labor meeting in Olympia. Ira N DeLine Olympia poultry breeder visits. Miss Mabel Randall returns to Bakersfield Cal after stay. Mr and Mrs Finley Downs and Miss Marie Gleason attend Grand Show from Elma. A J Engen visits brother O J Engen of Engen Chamberlain Wiseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans Drug Co
L. W. Long
Portland
A. A. Star Transfer Co
M. L. Hull
Tenino
Ralph Peasley
Raymond
W. H. Woods
San Francisco
E. W. Beimfohr
F. E. Jones
Olympia
A. M. Wheeler
Centralia
John Galvin
U. P
G. W. MacLafferty
State Federation of Labor
Ira N. DeLine
Mabel Randall
Bakersfield
Cal
Hoquiam
Finley Downs
Marie Gleason
Elma
Grand
A. J. Engen
O. J. Engen
Engen, Chamberlain and Wiseman
Aberdeen High Wins Big Over Olympia in Friday Clash
A fair crowd witnessed Aberdeen High beat Olympia High 48 to 15 at the gym Friday night in a swift, entertaining game. Coach Moyer leads Aberdeen toward state prominence as a top athletic program. A preliminary alumni game saw Aberdeen defeat Cosmopolis 35 to 7. The team departs Thursday for Elma for a return, with planned meetings against Olympia and Montesano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Olympia High
Olympia
Aberdeen High School
Moyer
Cosmopolis
Elma
Montesano
Civil Service Exam for Forest Clerk in Seattle
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination on March 1 and 2, 1911 for forest clerk positions in the Forest Service with salaries from 1100 to 1200 dollars per year. Applications are urged as a prior exam failed to yield enough eligibles. Applicants should have knowledge of bookkeeping stenography and type writing. Address the secretary of the Eleventh Civil Service District Federal Building Seattle or the commission's local representative at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Forest Service
Eleventh Civil Service District
Federal
Seattle
Washington
Commission
Vancouver man locates missing wife with painter in Montesano
Edward Bergonis of Vancouver after fourteen months finds his wife in this city with Victor Herbert. Herbert, a painter with De Large Herbert, is held for trial in superior court after waiving examination and posting eight hundred dollars bail. The woman says she feared to leave him despite remorse. Herbert was sent to Montesano county jail in default of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bergonis
Vancouver
B. C
Victor Herbert
Bergenis
Herbert
de Large & Herbert
DeLarge & Herbert
South G Street
Montesano
Road case postponed to January 21 injunction hearing
The injunction suit against building the North Aberdeen road brought by Anthony Camillo was continued by Judge Irwin and will now be heard on Saturday January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Aberdeen Road
Anthony Camillo
Judge Irwin
Winter Class Graduation at Aberdeen Schools
For the first time in Aberdeen schools history a winter graduation will honor five students Miss Clara Schneider Miss Inez Bailey Burtis Glidden Alanson McDermoth and Claude Smith The exercises occur at J M Weatherwax high school on Friday January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weatherwax
Scott Weatherwax
W. R. Macfarlane
Philippine Islands
J. R. Evans
Mitchell
Vorhies
Iowa
Nellie Craig
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association
W. A., Hubbard
J M. Weatherwax
Grays Harbor Poultry Association
J. E. Hutchinson
Herald
East Wishkah
Clara Schneider
Inez Bailey
Burtis Glidden
Alanson McDermoth
Claude Smith
J. M. Weatherwax High School
Health Officer cites 131 city deaths in 1910 report
Health Officer O A Schumacher reports 131 deaths in the city for last year, four fewer than 1909. He calls city health excellent and urges playgrounds for small children, health certificates for waiters, fenced dog ownership, and ending a license. He warns dogs spread infectious diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
O. A. Schumacher
Captain Stream Quits Sea to Take Up Ranching
Captain Stream resigns as skipper of the schooner G. W. Watson, disposing of his 16th interest as the vessel loads at Anderson and Middleton mill for Tahiti. Captain Thomas Enderson of Hoquiam will assume Stream's share, after which Stream will join his father in ranching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Watson
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Tom Stream
Thomas Enderson
Hoquiam
Stream
Watson
Tahiti
Captain Stream
SaloonOwner Will Quit After License Expiration
South Aberdeen saloon proprietor S B McCracken will leave the business when his license ends February 6, despite winning renewal before the city council. He cites insufficient profits and a wish to avoid local discord, noting no personal ill will toward him. Opponents maintained their opposition was to the business, not the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. McCracken
South Aberdeen
McCracken
Modern Woodmen Install Officers At Local Hall
The Modern Woodmen of America held its annual installation of officers at the 1 Q. O. F. hall Friday evening with Wm Foelkner as consul and J E Hutchinson as manager for three years. An impromptu program and smoker followed, and the group reported meeting claims promptly. A death claim of two thousand dollars was signed for Pauline Ervick for her husband Louis Ervick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern
Woodmen of America
Q. O. F. Hall
Wm. Foelkner
J. J. Robinson
Charles Dennis
B. F. Ingalls
John McBride
William Simons
A. A. Inglis
W. E. Newman
J. E. Hutchinson
Pauline Ervick
Louis Ervick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chehalis County Bank
Frank G. Jones
W. B. Mack
P. O. Pike
Tersley
Evans Drug So
Miss Alta Shannon
Call
Q. A. Myers
Fast First Street
A. P. Stockwell
R. H. Fleet
Fred Beeker
Salem
Oregon
W. H. Wood
Mrs
A. D. Wood
Hazel Magill
Thomas JL. Douglas
Chas, McLane
Kelso
City
C. F. Rowland
First
D Streets
Rowena Club
Frank Murphy
East Second Street
H. C. Willey
T. O. C. Club
Mabel Larson
North K Street
H. H. Carter
First and
H. W. Ring
St. Louis
Maud Lewis
North Broadway
James M. McNamara
South Broadway
Phil. Lock
West Fifth Street
Evelyn Leitch
Gus. Nelson
A Star Transfer
Will Taylor
Fast Fishth Street
Stephen Moore
Monarch Logging Company
Detroit
Mich
Lee L. Bigelow
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Federation of Women's Clubs
Hodge
Franklin School
Presbyterian Church
G. W. Burnett
Eli Brumberg
Edward Lowe
D. J. McDougall
West Fourth
R. F. Bower
L. J. Kolts
British Columbia
Greeley Kolts
Cantain Lundvault
Westport
Aberdeen Ceneral Hospital
J. W. Hunter
Capital City
Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church
W. W
E. E. Boner
Kansas City
Mr. Boner
David McCoy
Hotel
Fairmount
Roma Jamison
West First Street
R. J. Hills
Michigan Avenue
Hume Streets
Friends In Council Club
Malcom Magill
East First Street
Louis H. Burnett
Treet
R. S. C .Club
Frank Lawryes
Kimball I. Hatch
Charles I. Drake
William Baumert
Broadway Pharmacy
Aberdeen, Wash
Civil Service Examinations
Vancouver, B. C
Will
Ceives Insurance Money
E. A. Bradner
E. Wisłkah Płone
Chehalis Produce CO
East Heron Street
Aberdeen Meat CO
F. Fredrickson
Summit St
Aberdeen Carriage Company
Peter Ibsen
General Blacksmiths
East Wisheah Street
H. L. Cook & CO
E. Heron Street
Jeffs
Harper
Ansony
Fred Hewitt
Numboldt Saloon
South F Street
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