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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1911
Page
4
Local Aberdeen society pages itemize visits and travels of residents from Elma to Montesano. births, lectures, clubs, and church activities fill the week. Notables include Major Abbott at Aberdeen General Hospital, J C Smith in South Bend for Cement Pipe Works and Mrs W R Macfarlane to Manila.
A. J. Swofford of Chehalis was in the city Saturday attending telephone business. Mrs. Lillie Lindberg departs Astatula Ohio Thursday for Aberdeen to live with E. Williams family. Mr. and Mrs. George Gauntlett from Montesano stayed in the city Saturday and Sunday as guests. Mr. Gauntlett returned home this morning and Mrs. Gauntlett plans a few days with Mrs. A. W. Barkley.
The Northern Pacific reports the fourth annual national corn exhibition will run in Columbus Ohio from January 15 to February 11. It will be held in a building opposite the union depot with an elaborate display of Washington products and large electric signs. Names and addresses of interested parties will be recorded to follow up and promote immigration. The show will reuse material from the Western land product exhibition at Omaha.
Chas H Lilly Co announces its 1911 seed catalog just off the press and mailed to Pacific Coast customers. The edition exceeds expectations with active descriptive material and advice, a lithographed cover from a water color drawing, and hundreds of photo reproductions. The catalog, compiled and printed by Lilly Co, marks their 26th year of seed selling in the West.
The city work house, built at a cost of $1000, sits empty with no vagrants to fill it. Chief of Police Archer says the aim has been met as hoboes avoid the city, keeping the facility unused despite its purpose to house and rehabilitate those who owe fines.
A small blaze erupted Friday morning around 7 at a store on East Wishkah Street. The fire started from a defective flue from the second floor occupied by Mrs. Hennesy and family. Damage stayed under fifty dollars and was insured. the building is owned by J. J. Carney.
Attorney J. B. Bridges says he would not accept a Supreme Court appointment if offered. He explains he could not sacrifice his 20 years of practice and family obligations to serve a few years on the bench and then rebuild his legal career.
Aberdeen police told to watch for J. B. Brice a printer and M. A. Schmidt wanted by Los Angeles authorities in connection with the Times dynamite disaster. Officers urged to monitor outgoing vessels as the men may flee on a sailing vessel to a foreign port.
Butte Montana pastor Rev F L Buzell will give a free lecture on problems of the day and Socialism at Finnish hall Hast Second street Thursday evening January 26 at 8 00 pm. He will answer questions on Socialism and opponents may attend. Invitation extended to all.
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