Town Notes From Olympia and Nearby Gatherings
Miss Quinn reports Trott visiting friends in Olympia last week and various social visits and clubs meeting across Aberdeen. Movements include Mr. and Mrs. Buckley leaving for Seattle, Dr. J B Kinne attending a King County Medical Association meeting, and many hospitality events at homes on Cherry street and East Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Quinn
Trott
Olympia
J. B. Kinne
Seattle
King County Medical Association
Dr King’s New Discovery for Children’s Colds
An advertisement urges treating colds in children with Dr King’s New Discovery. It promises quick relief from cough and inflammation, germ killing action, and aiding natural healing, urging readers to buy at their druggist.
Mid Year Graduates at Aberdeen High School
The 19141 class of nine students, the largest mid year class Aberdeen High has seen, will graduate this week with diplomas next June for the class of 15. One member, Herbert Creech, plans postgraduate work and continued debating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen High School
Herbert Creech
Carl Weatherwax
Ocean Breeze
Florence Kolts
Odette
Literary Society
Harold Spoon
Frances Kolts
Dornford Reid
Mabel Anderson
Mary Johnston
Jefferson
Cecil Johnston
President
Athletic Association
Board of Control
Miss Imagination
Pioneers Elect Officers In Aberdeen Association
The Aberdeen Pioneer Association elected Rev. Chas. McDermoth as president and Mrs. J. M. Walker as vice president. Mrs. William Irvine became secretary and Mrs. John G. Lewis treasurer. Historian is Mrs. A. D. Wood and chaplain Rev. Chas. McDermoth. Trustees re-elected. D. W. Fleet invited to annual banquet. Fleet is Montesano based civil engineer who platted Aberdeen in 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Pioneer Association
Chas. McDermoth
J. M. Walker
William Irvine
John G. Lewis
A. D. Wood
D. W. Fleet
Pioneer
Montesano
Fleet
Aberdeen
Samuel Benn
Fire mystery as unoccupied house burns in Philadelphia
An unoccupied dwelling owned by Mrs. P. B. Cyr at 518 East Fifth Street burned Sunday night, causing about 200 in damage before firemen stopped the flames. Origin remains a mystery since the house had been empty for some time. The Sunday alarm also cited a chimney fire at J. A. Zent's home at 608 East Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. 8. Cyr
East Fifth Street
J. A. Zent
East Market Street
President Wolfe visits Aberdeen Eagles on annual tour
Fraternal Order of Eagles leader L E Wolfe of Concrete paid his 37th call on the annual tour when he visited the Aberdeen aerie Friday. Hoquiam delegates joined the event with a business meeting followed by a clam dinner and convivial tales. A mock trial convicted W H Gibson of starving two brothers to force a bicycle chain break, denying clams.
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L. E. Wolfe
Order of Eagles
Aberdeen Aerie
Wolfe
Aberdeen Eagles
Eagles
Aberdeen
W. H. Gibson
Sateck
Pe Check
Gibson
Aberdeen residents install self-shooting alarms for hens
Aberdeen chicken owners install self shooting alarms to deter thieves. On Friday night, while Mr and Mrs Jas A Hood attended a Masonic ball, their rear North L Street chicken coop of thoroughbred fowls was cleaned out, leaving no feather behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Jas. A. Hood
North
L Street
Buoys Planned for Grays Harbor Harbor Aids Bill
Senator W L Jones informs N P Bryan secretary of the Chamber of Commerce that the navigation aids bill includes a whistling and gas buoy outside Grays Harbor and a gas and bell buoy inside the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Bryan
The
Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Jones
Grays Harbor
Bandit Suspect Nabbed in Grocery Store Robbery Case
Chief of Police Seaman and Sheriff Mathews arrested George Bomar Friday at North jetty on suspicion of being one of two bandits who held up the Eklund grocery store in South Aberdeen last week. Six store witnesses positively identified Bomar among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman
Mathews
George Bomar
North Jetty
Eklund
South Aberdeen
Bomar
Sloan's Liniment Offers Quick Neuralgia Relief
Advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a fast-acting remedy for neuralgia and similar pains. It claims the product soothes the nerve surface without rubbing in and provides nearly instant relief with a money back guarantee. It promotes a 25 cent bottle from any druggist for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Funeral for Pioneer James W. Smith Held at First M. E.
Friends and relatives gathered from the community for the funeral of pioneer rancher James W. Smith. Rev. J. T. McQueen led services at First M. E. Church with choir renditions and songs by Mrs. J. S. Marlatt. Pallbearers included Joseph Graham and others, with interment at Fern Hill cemetery after a Whiteside chapel viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Smith
J. T. McQueen
Jesus
J. S. Marlatt
Joseph Graham
John Fraser
H. Layport
James McNamara
Jeff Moorehead
A. J. Stewart
Fern Hill Cemetery
Whiteside Chapel
Railroad 18 Seeks Logged Off Lands for Colony
J H Ginet western immigration agent for the Milwaukee railroad visited the harbor seeking 3000 to 4000 acres of logged off land for a colony of 100 families. A Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce committee including Phil S Locke W B Mack and J E Calder will assist. Ginet says lands offered under 35 dollars per acre could attract many settlers.
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J. H. Ginet
Western
Milwaukee Railroad
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Messrs
Phil S. Locke
W. B. Mack
J. E. Calder
Business for Sale in Aberdeen Lace and Kimono Goods
Advertises sale of imported laces kimonos and dry goods in Aberdeen in a prime location. Claims weekly profit over $100 and a good reason for selling. Contact the raid office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Inquire &T
Bold Purge Snatcher Strikes on Wishkab Street
Mrs. William G. Wunsch was approached by a small man in a black overcoat and slouch hat who grabbed her hand bag on Wishkab Street at 9 30 pm. The silver mesh bag valued at 16 dollars contained about 50 cents and two cakes of soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Wunsch
Wishkab Street
Heron Street
Jad Salts Promoted For Kidney Relief In Medical Ad
An advertisement urges readers with backache or kidney discomfort to drink water and take four ounces of Jad Salts each morning. It claims the salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, cleanse clogged kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder irritation.
Flippant Flings and War Talk in Midweek Papers
A collage of snappy quips from papers including the Columbia State and New York Sun. Topics touch on submarine failures patching war zones currency aims and agriculture notes. The tone is wry and observational about current events and public commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
United States
World Exchange
New York Sun
Department of Agriculture
Detroit Free Press
Why We Can't Fly Like Birds Despite Massive Keels
The San Francisco Chronicle explains that human arms lack the keel driven breastbone and flight muscles of birds. Muscular and skeletal constraints, including a non Keel chest, heavy legs, and sturdy collarbone, prevent man from sustained winged flight by arm flapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
The Trouble With Golf at Balmoral
Anecdote recalls Queen Victoria inviting Count Shuvalov to golf at Balmoral. The Russian ambassador played poorly and told a bystander the game would be nicer if the ball were ten times larger. His private Russian remark is not recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Count Shuvalov
Balmoral
Monsiieur
Jimmie Receives Knife Gift on Birthday
A mother gives Jimmie a knife for his birthday. A friend suggests he should give his mother a penny to save their friendship. Jimmie replies that the knife won’t cut their friendship, only other things. Delin eator.
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Jimmie
The Way of It Dialogue Echoes Road Collision Grit
The Baltimore American quotes a patient recalling doctors who treated him after a car accident. They said he was full of grit and removed much of the road he was holding in his teeth. The vivid phrasing frames a wartime style endurance tale from a personal medical ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Beauty Do Nots for Cold Weather Care
Don’t wash the face with soap before going out in the cold. Don’t dry hands vigorously and rub in lotion after every wash. Don’t wear tight shoes that impede circulation and chill feet. Don’t wear a veil too often without washing. Don’t cut nails. Don’t go out for two hours after a hot bath. Don’t place feet near heat when very cold.
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Mrs. J. Buckley
Louis H. Burnett
Mrs
Harry Prentice
Simpson Avenue
Thomas Darragh
Aberdeen Dock
Frank M. Peterson
Westport
E. W. Hunter
A. O. U. W. Hall
Aloha Club
Mary Murphy
East Second Street
J. B. Bridges
North Broadway
J— T
A. M. Wheeler
St.Monday Bridge Club
Articon
Cherry Street
Theodore Siegfried
West Hume Street
J. E. Gheesbrough
R. E. Cooper
Everett
Finch R. Archer
Aubrey
E. B. Benn
South Beach
R. E. Taggart
Betty
Oxnard
Cal
FE. E. Lane
St. Andrew's Guild of the Episcopal Church
Fifth
L. Streets
Ladies Aid ‘Society
Messer
North B Street
Evelyn McGillicuddy
J. A. McGillicuddy, Jr
Ray Johnson
Harmony Chapter
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
West Third Street
Masonic Lodge
Hoquiam
Plectric Pavilion
H. A. Liffton
Ladies Aid Society of
Trinity Methodist Church
Union Pacific Addition
Charles C. Sargent
J. L. Burpee
Lady Friends
Kinton Stevens
Portland
North S Street
R. A. Hart
W. C. Neely
Sound
J. P. Carlson
M. C. Hart
Shelton
Geo. Acret
City
R. W. Randall
Spokane
R. L. Stitt
Internal Revenue
Lawrence Vernon
Leslie Thompson
Juneau
Alaska
J. T. Elston
Grays Harbor Hospital
Carter
K. Y. Church
Talitha Gumi Club
Lillian Hunt
Broadway and
Wishkah Street
H. L. Bird
Home and Foreign Missionary Society
East First Street
George Hulbert
Oregon Agricultural College
Ed. Hulbert
Aberdeen Civic Improvement Club
Public Library
Bonerhea
Pearsall
Frederick M. Cook
Dickson
Tionoona
William Landers
John Landers
Wishkah
Martha Elizabeth
Gust Swanson
Summit Street
City Hall
Blanche van Riper
Sixth Avenue
Miss Marjorie
Floyd
Wisconsin
William
Rexall
Broadway Pharmacy
John H. M’cracken
Lafayette College
Eagles OF Aberdeen
AEC
Asbetos
E. Market St
Moulton’s Furniture Store
Daggett É Ramsdell
New York
Daggett & Ramsdell
Bob. Bryan
South F Street
Hume
Attorneys AT Law
Dan Pearsall
U. S. Court Commissioner
Wishkah Block
Undertakers
Pinnick Undertaking ‘Co. Funeral Directors
East Wishkah St
HAYES @ HAYES Bankers (Incorporated
Foreign & Domestic Exchange
Richard
Wy G
Alan O
Contractors & Builde
J. T. Ennis
Heron St
City Messenger CO
Victor Erickson
E. Wishkah St
Aberdeen Window & House Cleaning CO
James A. Hood Fire and Automobile Insurance Finch Building
T. H. Hill
A. Wallin
Chehalis County
Chehalis
Jerry A. McGillicuddy, Jr
Chehalis Eis T
Morgan Oil Company
Boner & Boner
Finch Building
Washington
W. Young
W. J. Egerek
J. D. Walker
E Oil Co
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