Chehalis County Happenings Mixed Local Visits and Events
Chehalis County items from Aberdeen Herald readers note Mary Medcalf visiting relatives in Hoquiam Nellie Craig from Aberdeen visits sister Mrs Henry Carbine S L Hayes Cosmopolis visits daughter Mrs Wartman Mr and Mrs Atchie travel to Green River Hot Springs Church meetings progress well at Methodists Ed Payette visits Aberdeen while husband attends sheriff’s convention St Marks Mission Woman’s Guild to meet February 2 County education board begins grading 8th grade exams Pea hive licenses issued for Swante Iruens Norin Anna Elisbet Wallin J D Hermanson Elizabeth Maker C J Barard Margaret Quinn Simpson
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Angtio
Swante I[rensus Norin
Anna Elisbet Wallin
J. D. Hermanson
Elizabeth Maker
C. J. Barard
Margaret Quinn Simpson
Community Notes and Local Moves in This City
Mrs. W C Ennis begins a Tacoma visit with relatives. A surprise party honors Barney Donaldson in the northern city. Co R Bliss of Dayton Ohio buys ten acres of the Combes Avey tract northeast of town. J T Thornton takes over the Racket store on 38rd street. Miss Havelessex visits. Miss Ethel Fanshire hosts on Third street. H J Mullen of White Star buys more lots on West Martin to build a family home. Mrs D E Servis hosts in honor of Mrs Hawk. Miss Anna Lee, daughter of M H Lynch, visits The Wakefield. she taught piano in Juneau Alaska. John Murphy, laborer on the Union Pacific grade, loses left hand and wrist to a dynamite cap blast. arm amputated. Oscar Thorberg leaves for Napavine to wed Edith Pennie. Polk Smith and wife go to Puyallup to make their home. Archie Carter departs for Michigan. Mrs Jesse M Sueley sails to Olympia for a few days with her parents. The Washington Market’s James Burton’s daughter plans a California trip with illness. The Chief Bruce in California reports health improvement and hopes to return soon. George W Lamping, lately in Hoquiam, writes he will stay in California until good weather returns.
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Second Ward
Oscar Thorberg
Napavine
Edith Pennie
Polk Smith
Puyallup
Archie Carter
Michigan
Local Notes from Oakville and Nearby Towns
Oakville reports J W Carey back from Aberdeen and Foe Stevens returning from Tacoma. Isaac Garrard returns to San Francisco. On Sunday January 28 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Pearson. Mrs E M Glover and her sister Mrs Burke visited Centralia today. Chas Harvey bought fifty pairs of roller skates and the rink will open within a week. Little Willissian is seriously ill with pneumonia at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Shull near town.
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F.oe Stevens
Tacoma
Isaac Garrard
San Francisco
Frank Pearson
E. M. Glover
Burke
Centralia
Chas. Harvey
Little Willissian
Mrs
Willis Shull
Local Notes from Hoquiam and Nearby
Hoquiam reports Miss Lou Kelley of Tacoma visiting Mrs. F A Kensal. May Himes of Corvallis spends a few days in the city visiting her aunt. Herman Hubble leaves Monday for South Bend for a boom company job. A L Mathewson goes to Salem Ore to visit family for ten days. Mrs J Riges and child confined at home with la grippe. Olaf Oberg signs declaration to run for councilman from the...
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Lou Kelley
Tacoma
F. A. Kensal
Hon May Himes
Corvallis
Herman Hubble
South Bend
D D D Prescription Offer Stops Itch Quickly
An advertising blurb promotes a 25 cent bottle of D D D Prescription oil of wintergreen from D D D Laboratories Chicago. The offer invites readers to contact Red Cross Pharmacy Aberdeen Spiegel's Cosmopolis Gillett's Hoquiam for immediate relief and claimed permanent cures.
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D. D. D. Laboratories
Chicago
Red Cross Pharmacy
Aberdeen
Spiegle’s
Cosmopolis
Gillett’s
Hoquiam
Right of Way at Grand theater highlights dramatic time shift
A dramatized version of Right of Way at the Grand theater on Thursday February 3 portrays Charley Steele with a three year gap between scenes, altering memory and love developments from the novel. The adaptation by Eugene W. Presbrey centers the love plot, simplifying the original complex timeline.
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Grand Theater
Hallett Thompson
Charley Steele
Harpers
Eugene W. Presberg
Steele
Portugais
Rosalie
Mr. Presbrey
Commercial Job Printing at the Herald Printery
The Herald Printery at 408 East Wishkah Street offers commercial job printing at moderate prices with attentive service and quick turnaround for local businesses and individuals.
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Herald Printery
East
Wishkah Street
Christmas Eve Match Seller Faces Unseen Fate
A boy stands in the cold before a rustic church selling matches to earn money for his mother on Christmas Eve. A well dressed man pauses to help, pulling out a ten dollar bill, but the story ends abruptly as a press deadline cuts the tale short.
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Astrakhan
Judge’s Library
Marriages In Portugal Reported Amid Age Traditions
A Portuguese article notes that boys commonly wed at fourteen and girls at twelve, reflecting traditional age expectations in marriage practices. The piece highlights lower marriage ages as customary rather than legal norms, with no indication of legal reforms.
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Portugal
Socker Set for College Match by Chicago and Iliinois
Coaches A A Stagg and George Huff plan a fall association football game at Marshall Field on November 19 to introduce socker as a Western intercollegiate sport. The aim is a formal conference entry and likely start of annual big eight schedules.
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University of Chicago
University of Ilinois
A. A. Stagg
George Huff
Marshall Field
Crowley Turns Pro In Late February Buffalo Duel
Jim Crowley the famed marathon runner quits amateur status to race professionally. He accepts a possible match with Tom Longboat slated for Buffalo in early February. Crowley’s speed across long distances and five mile legs is noted, with record times at Celtic Park from ten and a half to seventeen miles.
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Jim Crowley
Crowley
Tom Longboat
Buffalo
Celtic Park
New York
Boom for squash rackets national and intercity championships set
The United States Squash Racket association held its sixth annual meeting in Philadelphia with full club representation. Finances were robust and New York Pittsburg and altoona seeks membership. The intercity championship Boston Philadelphia Baltimore will be played in Baltimore February 11 and 12 and the national championships run February 28 to March 5 at the Racket club.
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United States
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Altoona
Boston
Baltimore
Connecticut Fair Gears Up For July Harness Racing
Trotters and pacers will be well provided for at the Connecticut fair next July. The feature will be the $10,000 Charter Oak stake showing strong field and increased prize money.
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Connecticut
Future sport plans spread across cities and events
Newark will host a six day bicycle race the week of February 7. The 1910 English track and field championships take place at Stamford Bridge London. Detroit expects 400 five man bowling teams for the American tournament in February in the City of the Straits. The Los Angeles one mile bicycle track will be 1686 feet in diameter forty five feet wide and banks at twenty percent. Racket championships will be decided in New York and Boston with two man matches at the New York Racket Club January 17 to 22 and individual matches at the Boston club February 14 to 19.
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Newark
N. J
Stamford Bridge
London
Detroit
City of the Straits
Los Angeles
New York
Boston
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Chehalis County
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Lond
Aberdeen Herald
Our County
Montesano
Mary Medcalf
W. A. Co
Nellie Craig
Henry Carbine
S. L. Hayes
G. H. Wartman
Mrs.Atchie
Green River Hot Springs
Ed Payette
North Yakima
Woman's Guild of
St. Mark’s Mission
F. L. Carr
County Board of Education
W. C. Ennis
Barney Donaldson
Ss— Co. R. Bliss
Dayton
Ohio
Combes- Avey
City
Lynch & Anderson
J. T. Thornton
W. B. Moores
Miss Havelessex
Ethel Fanshier
Third Street
H. J. Mullen
White Star
West Martin Street
D. E. Servis
West Anderson Street
Hawk
Servis & Hillis’ Mill
Anna Lee
M. H. Lynch
Wakefield
Miss Lynch
Juneau
Alaska
John Murphy
Union Pacific
Blair Hospital
Jesse M. S'ueeley
Olympia
James Burton
Washington Market
California
Bruce
George W. Lamping
Califnia
Oakville
J. W. Carey
A. L. Mathewson
Salem
Ore
Olaf Oberg
Grand Theatre
Olga Nethersole
Sappho
Socker
College
Linois
Serregent Nent Babies Co Chicage
J. S. Waugh
A. W. Barkley
G St
S. W. Johnston Transfer Co
Black Diamond
Franklin New Castle South
Pee
Ketchum Hill & Co
Grocery Line
E. Wishkah St
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