Aberdeen social notes show visitors and new construction
Aberdeen residents greet visitors from Raymond Montesano Portland and Oakville while plans advance on several cottages in Pleasant Home addition. Notables include J H Law W Marshal and S A C Miller. A one story cottage begins in South Aberdeen. Wueh Bryan arrives to advise grounds. Powell moves Chamber office. Wood family heads to Raymond then San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Urban
South
Aberdeen
Wueh Bryan
Portland
Crescent Hotel
Mr. Bryan
W. H. Wood
California
A. D. Wood
Raymond
F. A. Hart
San Francisco
Chamber plans banquet to boost factory drive at Hotel Washington
Executive committee of the Chamber of Commerce decided Friday night to hold a banquet at Hotel Washington on Friday evening January 28. The event aims to exchange ideas on an aggressive booster campaign for more factories and increased commercial facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Washington
Sutcliff Resigns as Aberdeen Chamber President
R W Sutcliff resigns as chamber president due to extended absence from the city. He wires from Idaho that his duties cannot be fulfilled while traveling for Carstens Packing Company through the eastern states Canada and possibly Europe before returning to Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Sutcliff
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Mr. Sutcliff
Carstens Packing Company
Canada
Europe
Aberdeen
New Factory Ready by General Package Company
The Minneapolis based General Package plant started by the Bousfields nears completion. An investment of 100000 dollars funds the project with a test run of boilers engines last week. The facility is slated to open February 1 with about 100 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Package Company
Bousfields
Minneapolis
Vallier and Portier Plan New Aberdeen Steam Laundry
Mr and Mrs Frank Vallier recently arrived from Everett as guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Portier at 509 West Heron street. The two men have sold their Everett steam laundry and are considering starting a similar business in Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vallier
Everett
Arthur Portier
West Heron — Street
Messrs
Vallier
Portier
Aberdeen
Funeral of Charles T. DeLosh
The funeral for the late Charles T. DeLosh was held Friday afternoon from the family residence. Rev F J W Green of the Episcopal church conducted services. Grays Harbor Lodge No 593 Benevolent Protective Order of Elks escorted the remains to Fern Hill mausoleum for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. DeLosh
F. J. W. Green
Episcopal Church
Grays Harbor
Star Transfer Co Hauling Ad Appeals for Calls
A brief classified line promotes A. Star Transfer Co offering hauling services and encourages readers to call the phone number for light or heavy hauling needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei Rrs
Ed. Jones
Clark
Tacoma
E. A. Bradner
Thursday
A. A. Star Transfer Co
The
A. Star Transfer Co
Gambling at Grays Harbor Stevedoring Rest Room
Police raided the Grays Harbor Stevedoring Co rest room at 412 East Wishkah street where blackjack games operated with ten players. Detec tive K Y Church arrested the participants as the venue shifted from a casual pastime to high stakes gambling. Each posted $25 bail to face Judge Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor
K. Y. Church
Phillips
Judge Burke Visits Grays Harbor Seeks Trade Growth
A banquet honoring Judge Burke, Seattle Senate aspirant, was held at Hotel Washington with about a dozen Grays Harbor leaders. Burke, visiting for the first time in thirteen years, urged improvements to facilities to attract commerce as three transcontinental rail lines approach and harbor development promises large business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Burke
Seattle
U. S
Hotel Washington
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Burk
Mecca Case Propriets Sue Detective for Damages
John G. Sorenson and Chas Goettert of the Mecca Case sue Detective Anstie for malicious arrest seeking 10000 dollars. The Mecca proprietors were arrested for selling liquor to minors. charges dropped after evidence failed to substantiate the case and on a city attorney motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Sorenson
Chas. Goettert
Mecca
Anstie
Wade
Osteopaths Eligible for Local Physician Posts
Olympia January 20 Attorney General Bell issues opinion to Hey secretary of state health commission. Osteopath is a physician and may hold county city or town physician offices. First ruling on eligibility overturns prior belief that osteopaths could not serve in such posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
W. P. Bell
D. Elmer E. Hey
State Health Commission
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Chehalis County
State Banking Department
United States National Bank
Frank Jone
S— W. B. Mack
P. H. Pike
Pres. Ass’. Cashier
Tota
Rexall Kidney Remedy
Eaton & Swaney
J .R. Harper
Will. G. Douglas
Dan Fento
Wallace W. Weatherwax
Michigan
Mason Irwin
Montesano
Jay G. Weatherwax
Harry J. Ehiere
Plymouth
Town
Eahter
T. J. Preston
Talitha Cumi Club
East
Seecond Street
Epworth League
J. W. Carey
Bes
Paton
Knights of Pythias
George Shelley
Marshfield, Ore
J. B. Shelley
Aberdeen Construction Co
Union Pacific
Townsend
Rowland
Carothers
Walter Rowson
the Grand
Ater
Harold Cross
Pulman
J. C. Cross
Aberdeen Meares of Honor
Cosmopolis Lodge
Hoquiam
Dudley Building Co
Second Street
Park
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Congregational Church
Herald
Ae Ren Jacob
P. R. Hogan
West Fifth Street
Dan Pearsall
B. N. Macwatferty
Port Townsend
Chas. Evenson
Eugene France
Rane
J. J. Dunn
City
John S. and
Floyd RK. Creech
Elsie McClymont
G. E. FE
First and
H. Streets
W. W. Hart
Terrace Avenue
William Tamblyn
Aberdeen Fire Department
E. R. Prichard
R. S. C. Club
West Fourth Street
Robert Inte
North
Germany
Jesse Murphy
Washington
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Waldo A. Avery
Ruth Belle Baumgardner
Wilson’ 3Uttner
Supt. Albee
N. P. R. Company
Ates
Quinsault Lake
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Sim Swaney
G. P. Culver
J. H. Law
W. G. Miller
Elma
S. A. C. Miller
Oakville
H. A. Crissey
J. H W. Marshal
Willapa
RRS
P. Reagan
Moclips
S. Anderson
G. C. Miller
Sid Grayson
T. G. Tueif
M. A. Reutfree
R. A. Schmidt
Treadwell
Alaska
Sig
K. Bowes
Mr. Bowes
Mrs. Bowes
Powell
Kaufman
Mapes Dudley & Patterson
Finch
Sutcliff
Broadway Pharmacy
Royal Society
Warners Rust
Paris
G. H. Stevedoring Co
A.M. Bendetson
Chldren
Coun
Geo
Evans Drug CO
Herald Printery
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