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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1910
Page
10
Aberdeen Herald correspondents compile items of local interest from all Chenalis County sections. Readers gain a stitched roundup of community notices, events, and brief reports gathered from county exchanges.
J M Luark of Watsonville visits relatives in Hoquiam. Many locals travel to Reno and Tacoma for events and visits. Duncan Campbell completes timber claim proof in Oregon. Mrs Medcalf returns from Honolulu with daughter Rath. Public works include new dock construction on Levee street. A bicycle accident injures Viola Nygard. Pension granted to Harry Dunkin. Catholic church contractors announce upcoming work.
A fragment reports Clinton Med calf's son recovering after an appendicitis operation. Details are sparse but indicate ongoing care and family concern for his health.
W I Agnew and family of Aber Deen visited Elma by automobile Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William Either returned from a two weeks outing on the Max Chehalis. Mrs Oscar Smith of Montesano visited her mother Mrs L P Bendix in this city last Tuesday. Mrs Lidell left Monday for an extended visit with her daughter Mrs E M Barrie at Marshfield Oregon. George Andrus Stevens died June 26 at age 69 years 10 months 17 days.
Born in Connecticut August 9 1846. Nina M Palmer hosted Junior League at her First and Main home. Elma Bank paid out over 25000 in gold checks from local mills and camps. Mrs Phil Austin and baby visited from Mexico City to see her Keller relatives. School directors chose Jer ome Wakefield to transport River students for 62 per month. Mrs Edward Reven and son visit from Arkadelphia plan Alaska trip after two weeks with Rose. Crook and Fields install water works at Elma Steam Laundry including a 6000 gallon tank and 40 foot tower for fire protection.
L I Wakefield was in town Thursday between trains renewing old acquaintances. Mrs G J Taylor returned home after a brief visit to harbor points. Jacob Fitz is back on the streets after a protracted illness. Union Timber company shut down their camps Thursday for workers to go home. J J Murphy of Oakland California visited his brother in law W Ireland on Garrard creek last week. O J Engen came up from Aberdeen Thursday with Buchtelly West and Kiniecki and visited Loraine. The last three gentlemen are prospective purchasers of Loraine property.
Governor Hay rejected Utah's request for extradition after a hearing finding insufficient proof that Dr F M Quinn was a fugitive. Utah special agent J P Wilson presented a requisition accusing Quinn of abducting R M Boyle. Quinn testified he ran a sanitarium in Salt Lake City and moved to Grays Harbor to open a similar facility.
Paddy Powers a shingle weaver failed to murder his wife when an automatic revolver he carried did not discharge due to a safety clutch. He pursued her through the Scandia hotel before occupants intervened and police detained him. Powers had prior cruelty charges.
In Hoquiam on July 2 a four year old girl, daughter of C Johnson, suffered severe burns when her dress caught fire from a Roman candle. The explosion also injured James Anderson's son William, who received burns to his right hand from a cracker.
Hoquiam banks have paid loggers more than 100000 in the past five days. The amount falls short of last year due to camp shutdowns that began June first for thirty days. Mills are to distribute a further 50000 tonight.
Herald Printery advertises modern work at moderate prices offering complete job printing services across all branches with quality output and prompt service.
A Harpers Weekly writer argues the Molokai leper settlement is only eight square miles of the island rather than the entire 261 square miles. The narrow tongue of land is bordered by the Pacific to three sides and steep cliffs to the south, with guards patrolling the land route to prevent escape.
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