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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
5
Aberdeen items note social events at Miss Greene’s and Mrs. Hewett’s, church guilds, and Local clubs. Dredger Oregon to resume work. American mill to reopen with about 100 workers. Tom Dolan fined for allowing women in Cub saloon. shipyard repairs at Lindstrom. officials discuss harbor prospects.
Community updates list visits and entertainments in Grays Harbor area. Mrs. Edward Lucan and Mrs. Anna Burgess travel from Moclips and South Bend respectively. clubs meet at West First Street and North Broadway homes. Red Men banquet at A. O. U. W. hall. ongoing projects include Union Pacific side track opposition and new planers at Anderson Middleton mill.
The Aberdeen Drug Co. is incorporated with 15000 paid up capital by Jay D Crary Warren Fagerer Carl D Beckenhauer and Lester Swan. It will take over the Postoffice Pharmacy and occupy the corner store in the Finch block around March 1.
Deputy Collector of Customs report for 1909 shows Aberdeen port outbound cargo: 133 steam vessels and 485 sailing vessels left with 472 509 423 feet of lumber valued at 6 759 558 dollars. Of these, 47 cargoes went foreign totaling 54 487 845 feet valued at 657 984 dollars.
William Murray faced a jury trial in police court on disorderly conduct. The jury disagreed. Murray pleaded guilty, received $15 fine and ten days in jail, sentence suspended on condition he leaves the city.
D C Schneider father of Alfred C Schneider of the Wishkah Fish Co recently arrived from Bowie Texas. He has decided to locate in Aberdeen and purchased a residence on Hana avenue. He will return to Texas to close affairs and then come back to make Aberdeen his home.
The council tabled the Union Pacific Hume street railway franchise amid street owner opposition and a desire to review the matter as a whole. Plans for sidewalks on First street and wider Morgan street road work were approved.
The council referred the matter to Ingram Wiley and Crivyea. The clerk must collect 2 percent of last year’s gross gas receipts. The fire and light committee to list furniture for the hose house in South Aberdeen. An attorney will draft a Pine street improvement resolution from Roger to Decatur streets.
Mrs Charles Y Fenwick died last night in a local hospital after a surgical operation aged 49 She is survived by her husband four children from a former marriage a young daughter with Mr Fenwick and a grandchild Arrangements for the funeral are set for tomorrow at 2 PM at W J Woods undertakers with services by Rev I K Van Tassell in Aberdeen Wisconsin origin and 25 years residency noted
The text notes Aberdeen merchants demand fair treatment in baseball disputes with Seattle and Tacoma. Traveling men now register as residents of Portland or elsewhere to avoid Seattle or Tacoma ties, signaling a strategic shift in allegiance.
The body of Mrs J W McClure died at Hot Lake Oregon Sunday last was brought to this city for interment Tuesday afternoon. She had tuberculosis and had sought health relief at Hot Lake but did not recover. A resident for several years she leaves a husband and one son. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon at W J Woods undertaking parlors.
Miss Anna Wallin and S I Norin wed at the home of Mr and Mrs John C Hogan 602 North G street with Rev John J Hulen officiating. After the ceremony a supper for relatives and intimate friends followed, the dining room beautifully decorated and served by the hostess with assistance from Miss Marion Hogan and Miss Rhea Rupert.
Five traveling men including Harry Carney of Tacoma C B Story of Seattle G H Du Pue and M W Conner of Tacoma and R A Kalenborn of Se a imee met at the Washington lastyy A Star Transfer Co. were listed for light or heavy hauling calls on the given phone line.
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