Chehalis County Social Notes From Aberdeen Herald
Mrs. Covington of Seattle guests Mrs. Norman McDonald. Miss Mabel South of Chicago visits Dr. South. J S McKee hosts parents Mr. and Mrs. Jas A Karr of North Yakima. Rice and Quinn depart for the state Red Men convention in Walla Walla. Walter Knockey visits with his parents as southern Oregon lumber firm books. Lake Quinsault fishing trip with St Paul guests. John and Mary Walker return to British Columbia after two weeks at Clarence Pettit home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Us. Rice
J. M. Quinn
Red Men
Walla Walla
A. Fairbairn
Mrs. McFarland
St. Paul, Minn
Lake Quinsault
John Walker
Mary Walker
Clarence Pettit
K Street
British Columbia
Montesano News Highlights and Local Arrivals
Grandma Barrymore is listed on the sick list this week. A new baby boy was born July 7 1910 to Mr and Mrs Ira Smith. The W C T A will meet next Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs J I Calder s home. Mrs O T Crawford left for Hocquiam to visit Mrs George Lamping. Ruth Medcalf will visit Aberdeeen for a week with sister Mrs O J Goodell. Mr and Mrs J if Learned of Oakville arrived with household goods to settle here. Mrs E E Roders and son Frank and Mrs John Harley of Des Moines Iowa arrived for an extended visit. Miss Rose Loos of Wallace Idaho is visiting Montesano and stays with Mrs C E Fosnet. Marriage licenses issued include Fred Astells Clara M Shuman Cyrenius S Ackley Josephine M Stalder Harry S Holdt Maede BE Boston Guy F Lamoreaux Clara F Hoffelt. W Rowland of Montesano had a serious accident at the Montesano Planing Mill losing the thumb and two fingers of his right hand on a rip saw while cleaning it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Smith
Tng Sy the
J. I. Calder
E. E. Roders
Frank
John Harley
Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Harley
Fred Astells
Clara M. Shuman
Cyrenius S. Ackley
Josephine M. R. Stalder
Harry S. Holdt
Maede BE
Boston
Guy F. Lamoreaux
Clara F. Hoffelt
Rowland
Montesano Planing Mill
Learned family moves to Montesano after week off
J. J. Learned and family departed last week to establish a new home in Montesano. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shelton of Ellensburg on Monday July 11. Ben Scott attends business college in Aberdeen. Ella Neeley has recovered from illness. Mrs. Kk Whitaker visited Charlestown with her parents. Arthur Fitzgerald left for Aberdeen to study business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Learned
Montesano
J. D. Shelton
Ellensburg
Kk. L. Whitaker
Charleston
Arthur Fitzgerald
Aberdeen
Business
Mrs Peterson hosts 15th birth anniversary party
Mrs Charles Peterson entertained for her sister Miss Audrey Crain to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of her birth last Friday evening at the Peterson home on Young and Sixth streets. Myra LaBrec sue bought 10 acres east of the city from W A Combes trustee through Frank Watkins agency for 1000 dollars. Chehalis county Shingle Graders association elected Neil Cooney Cosmopolis J R O Donnell and D K Servis Ilma as directors for the year. Philip Kellerman died at his residence west of Elma after a long illness aged 73. funeral at G A R hall conducted by Rev L T Root under Worthington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Peterson
Audrey Crain
Peterson
Young and Sixth Streets
Myra LaBrec
W. A. Combes
Frank Watkins
Stamper
Chehalis County
Philip Kellerman
Elma
G. A. R. Hall
L. T. Root
Worthington Post, G. A. R
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
$100 reward pledge backs Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. Internal use targets blood and mucous surfaces to attack catarrh, promising strength and improved constitution. Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise, with agents across retailers and a side note for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hail
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Dora Foster
In Chehalis County Washington the Superior Court orders all interested parties to appear August 27 1910 at 9 30 am in Montesano to show cause why the administrator shall not be granted authority to mortgage the southern forty feet of lots five and six in block one Weatherwax Benns First Addition to Aberdeen. Four weeks publication in the Aberdeen Herald. Judge Ben Sheers. N W Bush attorney for petitioner. First published July 18 1910. Last publication August 8 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Chehalis County
Dora Foster
Chehalis County Court House
Montesano
Washington
Weatherwax & Benn
City of
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Herald
City Messenger Co Changes Telephone Numbers
The City Messenger company installed two telephones Nos. 5931 and 5941 with one always open. Call either number and Central will not reach us. Jos. Farrell, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Messenger Company
Jos. Farrell
Mer
Merain at Twenty a Week Tells Alt
A brief notice notes a weekly rate of twenty for a Merain service, signaling an alternative arrangement or option offered by the provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt
Women Demand Sensationalism Across Global Newspapers
Kokumin Shinbun editor G Date reports that Western papers chase sensationalism led by women, contrasting London and New York styles. He traces global press practice from Berlin to Tokyo, notes hourly New York trend, imperialist stance, and U.S. ties including Taft visit and fleet wireless reports. He lists four U.S. correspondents and plans for telegraph wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokumin Shinbun
Globe
New York
Berlin
London
Tokyo
G Date
Date
Tis
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Zurich
Poland
Danube
Austria
Vienna
Paris
United States
Taft
Japan
America
Chicago
Washington
San Francisco
Dreamed the Battle Hymn of the Republic origin
On her ninety first birthday Mrs. Julia Ward Howe recalls how she dreamt the lyrics to Battle Hymn of the Republic in 1861 during the Civil War. She woke, sketched the verses, and the song quickly spread among northern supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ward Howe
John Brown
Soudiers
Toy Balloon's Long Journey From Cincinnati to New Jersey
A seven teen day air voyage balloon from Cincinnati was found on a Three Bridges farm by Abram Shonek. It bore a card for Miss Zeba Goldstein of 241 Sheilto Street. Goldstein replied she had sent many balloons aloft and heard from some, but never from 600 miles away as the crow flies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Three Bridges
N. J
Abram Shonek
Zeba Goldstein
Shielto Street
Stars Visible to the Naked Eye and Telescope
Astronomers estimate about 7 000 stars are visible to an average eye. Telescopic observations reveal roughly 75 to 80 million stars detectable with instruments.
Light of the stars estimated by varied methods
The article surveys estimates of the night sky brightness from northern and southern star counts by Arpelander and Gata Agnes M Clerk, plus Abney and Newcomb. It notes total starlight amounts to fractions of full moonlight and discusses atmospheric light that could persist even if all stars vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpelander
Agnes M. Clerk
Willian Abbey
Professor Newcomd
Capella
Harper’s Weekly
Fyact Oe
Scenes in Scheveningen Fishing Village at Night
A travel note describes Scheveningen near The Hague with its large night fleet numbers visible from afar. Fishermen landings draw women in wooden shoes with knitting, clattering merrily as they greet workers. The piece highlights Dutch industrial spirit and prolific knitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Scheveningen
The
Hague
Bolland
E. J. Farrington
Along the Waterfront Schooners Loading at West Mill
The schooner Arie loads at the West mill for San Diego while the Meteor waits at the West mill bound for San Pedro. The Thayer also loads at the West mill for Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arie
West Mill
San Diego
Meteor
San Pedro
Thayer
Oakland
Maritime Loading and Arrivals Report from Tacoma Ports
Multiple vessels including the schooners A B Johnson E B Jackson Lizzie Vance and Roy Somers and steamers Helene Capistrano Santa Monica Claremont Norwood Newburg and Doris are at mills and ports loading for San Francisco San Pedro San Diego Honolulu and Hilo with several arrivals and departures noted along with a voyage from Talara Bay requiring overhauling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Vance
Roy Somers
Cosmopolis
San Pedro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aberdeen Heraldy
Hoquiam
Mrs. Covington
Seattle
Norman McDonald
Mabel South
City
Dr. South
W. A. Blumt
Norwood
Riverside
Cal
I. A. Ayers
Fairbury, Neb
Walter Knockey
Southern Oregon
Grandma Barrymore
O. T. Crawford
George Lamping
Tees
Ruth Medcalf
O. J. Goodell
Mrs. J. If Learned
Oakville
Rose Loos
Wallace
Idaho
Wrntley
E —S
Ben Scott
Ella Neeley
Shriners
Tacoma
G. H. Ray
West End
L. A. Plait
Leona McQueen
Portland
Vancouver
Wash
John Emley
J. E. Murrey
Robert Matthews
Glenn H. Curtiss
New York-Chicago
Ben Sheers
N. W. Bush
Solyss
Empire
China
East Heron St
A. B. Johnson
Wilson Mill
Helene
Hulburt Mill
Federal Mill
Santa Monica
American Mill
E. B. Jackson
Callao
Peru
Daisy Freeman
Slade Mill
Honolulu
Anderson & Middleton
Hilo, H. I
Claremont
Stan
Sophie Christianson
Endressen
Naa
Barkentine
Port
F. M. Slade
Slade Mil
Newburg
Doris
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
David Evans
Talara Bay
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