Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald Readers
Chehalis County items note A D Devonshire in Elma for bank business and visits by Mrs Eli Brumberg and Mrs Wolff. Dr S L Monk at Bryan banquet in Tacoma. Justice L B Bignold attends state Democratic meeting in Tacoma. Westport booster C W Yana active in harbor property sale. Widespread social events include Mrs Wartman hosting Elma guests. A. M. Wade reachable in Olympia. C Keller injured by cow kick at Arland’s, leg bruise thought not broken.
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Eli Brumberg
W. Yana
Westport
Lower Harbor
G. H. Wartman
Mesdames E. P. French
H. Blair
Elma
Clarence
Chehalis County
A. M. Wade
C. E. Crane
Fifth
Franklin Streets
Olympia
C. Keller
Charles Arland
Social notes from Olympia and Elma mention visits and a hand injury
Dr Mowell of Olympia visited Elma to consult Dr Blair about Mrs Jessup. Mrs Audley Payne returned to Olympia after visiting friends in Elma. Mrs Belle Vaughn of Oakville visited Mrs Sam Wray who is seriously ill. Miss Frank Elder returned home to Seattle after a month with Miss Monna Herriman in this city. Miss Mary Dobson was briefly ill but returned to work at Dr French's hospital. Mrs Anna Wray helped at the Wray home from Hoquiam. The three year old son of Chas Roderick of Fords Prairie nearly cut off his left middle finger in a hay rake gear. Miss Margaret McMillan, a Tacoma nurse, returned to Tacoma after tending the late Mrs Osborne. Joseph Lynch of Satsop, previously at Dr French's hospital after foot amputation, was discharged.
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Mowell
Olympia
Elma
Blair
Jessup
Audley Payne
Belle Vaughn
Oakville
Sam Wray
Frank Elder
Seattle
Monna Herriman
Mary Dobson
Chas. Roderick
Fords Prairie
Margaret McMillan
Tacoma
Thos. Osborne
Joseph Lynch
Satsop
Local business sales and community notices from Centralia
C W Bryan sold his share in Union Trading Co to William Simmons. Margaret Burch left for Butte Montana after visiting her mother Mrs M E Burch for two weeks. Cooperative Telephone Co directors elected at Centralia meeting include Martin Holman J E Fitzgerald C M Palmer C J Morris Theo Hoss and Charles Gilchrist with treasurer named. Olympic lodge I O O F installed officers for the new term including Noble Grand.
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C. W. Bryan
The
Union Trading Co
Wm. Simmons
Margaret Burch
M. E. Burch
Butte
Montana
Co-operative Telephone Company
Centralia
Martin Holman
J. E. Fitzgerald
Oakville
C. M. Palmer
C. J. Morris
Grand Mound
Theo, Hoss
Charles Gilchrist
Olympic Lodge No
Noble Grand
Names of lodge officers and appointees listed
Frank Leisner vice grand and long list of lodge officers and appointees including Wm Black burn secretary C W Bryan treasurer C N Mills R S to NG John Vosper L to NG John Nelson RS to VG W Hi Jeffries L Ss to VG J C Price Warden A P Wilson Conductor Frank Ericson RS S C M Bussard LS C J Olson Inside G Levi Jones Outside G J B Keeley.
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Frank Leisner
Grand
Wm. Blackburn
C. W. Bryan
Treas
C. N. Mills
R.S
N.G
John Vosper
L. 8
N. G
John Nelson
R. S
V. G
Elma Residents Featured In Local Social Roundup
L H Nixon visits Elma for a few days while F F Williams travels to Southern Oregon. Chas McIntyre stays a day or two from Copalis, and Captain J B Kirkaldie of Elma arrives on business. Mr and Mrs A V Johnson return to Elma. Mrs F G Swanson improves after illness. Mr and Mrs John Joyce depart for San Francisco for two months. Mrs J W Coulter visits Knappa Oregon. four women set to Los Angeles and San Diego for a three month trip. C J Williams of Nebraska visits Centralia. Miss Hazie Mahan of Seattle, sister to Mrs Fritz Schwabe, arrives for months with music studies.
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Chas. McIntyre
Copalis
J. B. Kirkaldie
Elma
A. V. Johnson
F. G. Swanson
John Joyce
San Francisco
J. W. Coulter
Knappa
Oregon
W. H. Parker
H. W. Bale
R. E. Dandy
Phoebe Parker
Los Angeles
San Diego
C. J. Williams
F. A. Powell
M. R. Ross
Nebraska
Centralia
Hazie Mahan
Seattle
Fritz Schwabe
Schwabe
Junior Prom Highlights Aberdeen High School Season
End of the first semester features a Junior Prom held last Saturday night with about seventy five juniors and friends chaperoned by the preceptress. The gymnasium was decorated in school colors and pennants including the 08 class pennant presented as a souvenir.
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Aberdeen High School
Uncalled Letters Advertised at Aberdeen Post Office
List of uncalled for letters for the week ending January 29 1907 at the Aberdeen post office includes Armstrong Suord Miller Fred Abrahamson David Nilson J A Anthony Sherman Nelly TJ Jr Rangers Richard Oberg Rosey Brewer MO Osborne David Campbell DS Pitte Fred Chapman Earl Rosas Mies Carey Wm Robers Mike Davis Orphin Rosenburg Wm Edmund Benn Raymond Evand John Rice H Grigsby E L Richard Grider J H Roaney Bert Hunt SA Sizeg Ivan Hollinger Mrs H Specht Charles Hogan Mra J F Stakich Mike Hart James Swanson J Johnson Mrs Elmer Santor M M Johnson Ralph Szpindar Josef Johnson Mrs Lulia Sargon Fred Jackson Arthur Shank Wmor Frank Knapp Gladys Trewin Frank Lemmon Carolyn Tangbol OC McMullen E D Westerbrook Mr Machata Jan Williams Jesse Zukuchi B Ship Letters Otto L Thorpe Am Ship Makerville Third Class Wilson Clarence.
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Aberdeen
Armstrong
Suord Miller
Fred Abrahamson
David Nilson
J A Anthony
Sherman Nelly
TJ Jr Rangers
Richard Oberg
Rosey Brewer
MO _ Osborne
David Campbell
DS Pitte
Fred Chapman
Earl F. Rosas
Mies A Carey
Wm M Robers
Mike Davis
Orphin Rosenburg
Wm Edmund
Benn Raymond
Mr Evand
John Rice
H Grigsby
Richard Bros Grider
J H Roaney
Bert Hunt
SA Sizeg
Ivan Hollinger
H Specht
Charles Hogan
J F Stakich
Mike Hart
James Swanson
J Johnson
Elmer Santor
M M Johnson
Ralph Szpindar
Josef
Gladys Trewin
Frank Lemmon
Carolyn Tangbol
OC McMullen
E D Westerbrook
Mr Machata
Jan Williams
Jesse Zukuchi
Otto L Thorpe
Wilson
Clarence
R. P. Campbell
P. Me
Wisconsin Senator La Follette Explains Direct Primary Workings
Senator Robert M. La Follette outlines Wisconsin’s direct primary law in a letter to Christopher W. Horr. He notes general public support, minimal demand for repeal, and calls for preserving ballot secrecy while considering party declaration and a more convenient primary schedule. He cites 45 percent turnout and 83 percent GOP nominee correlation, along with urged amendments for first and second choice voting and timing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher W. Horr
Washington
Robert M. la Follette
United States
Wisconsin
la Follette
Wedded in Spokane Heath and Olive Hull Wed
Sidney Moor Heath and Olive Hull were married in Spokane on January 29 1907. Both have long ties to the county and Heath earlier served as Chehalis County prosecuting attorney and a legislator. The Washingtonian notes the couple will reside in Hoquiam after March 10 and sends hearty congratulations.
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Sidney Moor Heath
Spokane
Olive Hull
J. W. Hull
Heath
Chehails County
Washingtonian
Hoquiam
Olive
Wash
Oime
Legislative gossip hints at probe of land commissioner
A column notes Land Commissioner Ross seeks to clear his name while the legislature pursues investigations into multiple state offices. It references political maneuvering, pending bills, and shifts in gubernatorial influence, alongside a periodative ad for Ballard's Snow Liniment.
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