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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
3
Aberdeen residents flock between Tacoma Portland and Seattle visiting kin and friends. Local clubs host picnics and meetings at Electric Park the G A R ladies Auxiliary and Pythian Sisters plan gatherings. Births and travels fill a busy week with many relatives noted across Washington and Oregon.
Advertisement claims Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment cures itching burning and scaly skin eruptions quickly. Case testimonial from Alleman of Littletown Pennsylvania states forehead eczema cleared in two weeks. Product sold by Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis and by all druggists for 50 cents.
Mrs Y V Cosgrove and her children spend the summer at Moclips. Miss Lou Anderson traveled to Seattle Saturday to visit relatives in the city.
Cascara bark season near. Write or contact Arthur W. Isaacs at 216 South H St Aberdeen for prices contracts stumpage guidance and highest market price upon delivery.
Alfred Sayres was arrested Saturday evening in the city jail on petty larceny charges. He stayed at the Del Monte hotel where several rooms were entered and minor articles stolen. A pair of shoes found in his room tied to the theft led to his arrest.
The Aberdeen Pioneers Association holds its annual picnic tomorrow on the grounds at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Benn founders of the city. The group will discuss the proposed pioneer's home and likely dispose of the matter.
Mr and Mrs James Marlatt Dr M L Pearson and Mrs J C Pearson left yesterday by the Northern Pacific for Lafayette Ind to visit relatives for a month Dr Pearson will stop at Rochester en route to consult the Mayo brothers about neuralgia of the face which has troubled him for years Mrs Pearson will meet Judge Pearson on his return from Gettysburg and Washington and has planned a surprise for him
A report claims the Oregon Washington railroad purchased Grays Harbor holdings including the Cosmopolis docks and a mill site near the mouth of the Mox Chuck creek three miles above Cosmopolis. The deal reportedly closes and the railroad plans to build to Raymond and establish harbor headquarters at Cosmopolis.
Mrs. Caroline Schultz 74 of Alden Iowa died on a train from Aberdeen Tuesday near Montesano. An Elma doctor was summoned. she was dead on arrival. A. F. Gookins embalmed the body for shipment to Iowa. She died of heart failure while en route home after visiting her daughter in Aberdeen. Her son accompanied her from Minneapolis to return her to the middle west.
Montesano outlines a two event celebration to honor the new high school and the Milwaukee and O. W. railways with Governor Lister delivering the principal address in late summer or early fall.
Mr and Mrs E A Hill of Littell were injured when their car collided with an O W motor car at the Ontario street crossing. They had visited Mrs Hill's parents in Aberdeen and were returning from seeing the cruiser Chattanooga at the Eureka mill dock. Lumber piles blocked their view. The wrecked car is stored in Aberdeen awaiting railroad damage claim settlement.
The piece extols a business alliance of publishers advertisers and manufacturers as a united force to benefit the public. It asserts their shared interests and urges readers to join the com pact and use advertising to ensure value for money. It promises ads guide where when and what to buy and that ads keep readers fully informed.
A Delvalle Texas reader reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his little girl's cut foot after skeptics doubted it. The ad touts the salve as the world's best and sells for 25 cents, recommended by druggists.
The U S Service Commission announces a non educational exam to fill a blacksmith vacancy aboard the U S Dredge Oregon at Grays Harbor Washington. Salary 75 dollars monthly plus subsistence. Applications due by July 26 1915 to district secretary Aberdeen WA Post Office or Seattle office for blanks and details.
City carriers failed to deliver the Herald on Tuesday and Friday by 6 PM. Subscribers are asked to call City Messenger Co. at phone 72 to arrange immediate delivery of a copy.
The Southern household mistress hires Ephraim the new butler. He sells broilers to her at two bits each claiming bulk deals. The dozen arrive but a county constable later serves a summons. Ephraim allegedly bought poultry for the mistress without paying the farmer.
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