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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
8
A weekly court ledger lists real estate transfers, estate matters, and legal actions. Included are sales confirmations, probate final reports, demurrers, foreclosures, and writs, with transfers of Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano and nearby properties.
A vintage advertisement promoting Scott's Emulsion as the best treatment for consumption and weak lungs. It urges early treatment, fresh air, rest, and ample food, claiming visible improvement with regular use and offering a free sample. The ad lists Scott & Bowne as chemists at 409 Pearl Street New York and notes prices of 60 cents and 1 dollar.
Items from Chehalis County cities include Kamilehe cut off nearing Beck farm, a new creamery on Third street, and brick works ready to start with weather. John Camillo visits from Aberdeen, James Bailey and Olive travel to Abel Idaho for a sick relative, and a Kentucky democrat remains amid J B Jones moving home. A Wallace substitute for T B Hillgrove, price and construction details for the Elmia creamery, and news of a first daughter for Mr and Mrs James Price accompany other local notes.
Eastward travel by W B Ogden foreshadows commerce travel as town property prices rise with ongoing construction. John Peel visits his daughters in Whatcom for a week or ten days while Dr Edward Lycan and C M Grape go to Moclips on business. Veranda house sold half stake to Louis Noid, boat Hercules now run by Elmer Cook. Hoquiam Iron Works nears completion and hotel lease rumors about Dr Lucan are false. A planned 85000 capacity saw mill at Moclips to serve settlers. local pupils Autzen Hopkins Bollinger Ames Lytle Kirkaldie pass eighth grade. diplomas coming from State Superintendent.
Allie Wilson remains in town after leaving camp for several days while John Backman upgrades his town property and fences lots. D N McIntyre cuts wood for Garrard creek farmers. Mac reports his new machine cuts well. A G Taylor moves from Stark farm to town storing goods in Mauermann’s barn and plans to return to Kansas soon. Grand Master J C Taylor visits Olympic Lodge I O O F Tuesday night on a district tour. M W A installs officers last Monday. Royal Neighbors host supper. Rev A Anderson travels to Elma Tuesday to assist Rev Weaver in meetings. Anderson formerly led Elma church and is highly valued by friends.
Ben Newham works on his claim while Norman McDonald stays at a logging camp along the Humptulips River. Darwin Brittain leaves logging to rest his claim. Miss Ethel Evans receives a new organ from her parents. Lew Woods and Tom Doyle travel from Aberdeen for a two week woodland cruise.
Waverly Texas clergyman Rev Carlisle P B Martin endorses a throat and lung medicine, praising its morning efficacy against phlegm and cough. He recommends it to all needing relief. Available at W B Paine & Co with prices 25c 50c and 1.00.
Following letters remain uncalled for in the Aberdeen postoffice for the week ending Jan. 26, 1902. Augustine W O Chiistemn Ella Daniels W C Gruenmo Errick F Goldsmith W Johnson Fred Johnston Jess M Bb Mr Rickey Jakob Sharman Geo Stalfe Chas Walker EC Whitelay Mrs EF L Wiley John Y WM Mr Persons calling for these letters will please say Advertised. R. P. Campseny P.M.
Henry D. Baldwin Supt City Water Works Shullsburg Wis endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism and pains calling it the best liniment on earth. Available at W B Paine Co with prices 25c 59c and $1.00.
From February 15 through April 30, low fares apply from the East via the Illinois Central to Washington Oregon and Idaho points. Notify us with names and addresses of friends or relatives headed West and we will arrange the best possible service using excursion cars and modern railroading conveniences. We offer 15 routes and the best combinations. Write B. U. W. True Com Agent Illinois Central Railroad 142 Third St Portland Wash.
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