Local notices from Aberdeen readers during Potlatch week
Aberdeen column records numerous visits and travels of residents and guests. Names include Miss May Granger, Dr. A S Austin, Miss Frieda Snyder, James A M Bendetson, and many others visiting Seattle Tacoma Portland Olympia or traveling to Los Angeles and Vancouver. Local businesses advertise hauling and store events as residents attend Potlatch events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Cook
Tacoma
Seattle
Gus Lindberg
Oregon
Harold Moulton
Grand Theatre To Open Season In Excellent Trim
Exterior repairs are finished and interior improvements begun at the Grand Theatre. By the regular season start in September the play house will be in excellent trim.
Walla Walla Man Tests Plant Juice
Local resident Andy Taylor reports relief from stomach trouble after trying Plant Juice. He praises its effects on indigestion gas and bloating and plans to continue use, with Eaton and Swaney Drug Store selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton & Swaney Drug Store
Tacoma Elks Plan Massive Beach Excursion To Moclips
The Tacoma Elks announce a major Sunday trip to Moclips with four special trains and 40 coaches on the Northern Pacific. About 2500 people are expected to spend the day at the beach with tickets at 2.50 for round trip. Aberdeen and Hoquiam lodges plan to join as a reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Beach
Elks of
Tacoma
Northern Pacific Railway
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Chehalis
Autos
Former Aberdeen Man Builds Motorcycle Firm in Portland
A. L. McLeod, ex manager of the Aberdeen Brewery, owns the McLeod Manufacturing Company in Portland at Johnson and Thirteenth, producing the Bailey Flyer motorcycle with Robert Bailey as chief mechanic after a 23 000 mile endurance test, noting easy disassembly and quick part substitution to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McLeod
Aberdeen
Portland
McLeod Manufacturing Company
Johnson and
Thirteenth Streets
Robert Bailey
Butchers and Grocers Picnic Sets July Date
Excursion tickets for the annual Butchers and Grocers picnic to Mo Clips on July 24 are on sale at Aberdeen Hoquiam and Cosmopolis stores for 1.15 dollars each. Organizer R C Hungate expects record attendance with good weather, barbecue, races, and a free feed. Final planning occurred at F G Foster company in Hoquiam. some nonfood stores may also close for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
R. C. Hungate
F. G. Foster Company
Butcher's
Grocer’s
Aberdeen Clothing
Mrs A C Robinson Dead in Aberdeen Funeral Today
Mrs Nellie Robinson wife of A C Robinson of 216 East First street died Wednesday after a long illness from a complication of diseases. A Maine native aged 54 she was a member of the Christian church of Hocquiam and the funeral will be from the Christian church in Aberdeen this afternoon at 2 o'clock. She is survived by her husband six children including Mrs H E Leash Mrs Stanley Purvis of New Westminster BC Mrs V C Jones Mrs H C Peabody Miss Hazel Robinson and Merle Robinson, all of this city.
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Nellie Robinson
A. C. Robinson
East First Street
Robinson
Maine
Christian Church of
Hoquiam
Christian Church
Aberdeen
H. E. Leash
Stanley Purvis
New Westminster
B. C
V. C. Jones
H. C. Peabody
Hazel Robinson
Merle Robinson
City
Plans Accepted for New St. Andrew’s Church in Tacoma
At a vestry meeting of St. Andrew’s Episcopal church in Tacoma the proposed church plans by a local architect were accepted after bishop approval. Rev. F. F. W. Greene carried the plans to Tacoma and with vestry endorsement the specifications will be prepared to begin work within two weeks. The elegant design will replace the present East First and G streets site, which will be moved.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Tacoma
F. F. W. Greene
East First
G Streets
Houtari Building Nears Completion on South F Street
The Shaw Brothers complete brickwork on the Houtari building with woodwork finishing underway. The Sailors' Union will occupy the upper floors while Houtari & company expands on the lower floors. The Shaw Brothers also work on the Hodgdon building in Hoquiam, the first Harbor area to use enamel brick.
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Houtari
South F Street
Shaw Brothers
Sailors’ Union
Houtari & Company
Hodgdon
Hoquiam
Mayor France Ill With Uncertain Recovery
Reports from Grays Harbor hospital say Mayor France remains seriously ill, with doctors restricting visitors to avoid upsetting the patient. The attending physician demands absolute quiet and will not permit discussion of city affairs until his condition improves.
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France
Grays Harbor Hospital
Harbor Camps Resume Full Operation Except Two
Log markets steady as most camps return to full time work at the harbor. Greenwood Timber and Slade Lumber camps are under major improvements and will not finish before week end, planning to resume early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Timber and Slade Lumber Companies
Cascara Bark Wanted for Coming Season
Cascara bark contracts sought by Arthur W. Isaacs of Aberdeen. Offers assistance in securing stumpage and promises the highest market price on delivery. Contact 216 South H Street for prices and general information. tf
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Arthur W. Isaacs
South H St
Aberdeen
Factory Clock Keeps Two Workers on 24 Hour Shift
A Portland Oregonian quip notes two factory hands work twenty four hours daily by the clock. The exchange highlights absurd workloads and idle complaint.
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Portland Oregonian
Evans Drug Co Advertises Mazda Lamps in Convenience Carton
A compact Evans Drug Co ad encourages stocking a National Mazda Lamp at 385 or 45 and 80 cents each. It promotes easy in stock use with a Blue Convenience Carton and urges buyers to buy in quantity for future needs.
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Mazda
Shipping and Coal Trade Volume Remark
A noted passage remarks that 55,000,000 tons of coal are consumed yearly by ships in international commerce, illustrating the vast scale of global maritime trade and its fuel needs.
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Oswald Beltz
Idaho
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R. E. Treatville
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Dr. A. S. Austin
Frieda “Snyder
A. Star Transfer Co
James A. M. Bendetson
Andiees W. W. Maxey
C. F. Rowland
Las Joseph Leybold
Elma
Albert Larson
Los Angeles
Nellie Leybold
J. C. Wessarges
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S. R. Wilson
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R. D. Merrill
T Jerome
Kathryn Bendlin
Sound Cities
Ben Carroll Redecker
Soap Lake
No Tae
Hubert Schafer
Eighth and I
Cotha James
Robert Pack
I— L. Masters
Index, Wash
Laubach
Vancouver
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S. M. Anderson
Eathinas
Minnie Leitch
Axis Binet
W. W. Boner
Nebraska
Miss Neta Washbinder
Astoria
John Rosemorden
North Tonawanda, New York
Fred Redinger
Copalis
Doe
Mabel Schultz
Albany
C. E. Brownell
Mucoas
Thomas Black
Porter & Co
Sedro-Wooley
Ah Fred Wyss
Klapper
M. Klapper
Fred L. Hartung
J. J. Morley
A. H. Farnham
Long Beach
Cal
Nes
Kaufman Bros
Roy Nichols
Ferndale
Dan Bowes
Raymond
Atin F. M. Summers
Everett
Sinion Stephen Carey
Olympia
J. O. Erickson
Enfin
R. H. Fleet
Montesano
Annie Mr
Mrs. J. D. Walker
Alaska
Siices
Nakhick Miss Crewe
Bandon, Oregon
Charles Fox
L. L. Kolts
Charles McDermoth
Mrs
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Cohassett Beach
Fas
Clara Schneider
Joseph Schneider
Ailins F. G. Duffy
the Ideal Bakery
Ellensburg
Oes
Norman S. Richards
Oakville
Sehne
Harry Prentice
Sosy
W. B. Mack
F. M. Potter
J. S. Coxey
Frank Davis
Marion Vernon
Helen Morley
Saginaw
W. G. Hopkins
L. L. Leighton
North Broadway
Will Proctor
Miss Grace
T. H. Simpson
First Presbyterian Church
James Clarke
B. F. Johnson
Wayson
Western Cooperage Co
P. I. Breath
Pythian Sisters Club
West Sixth Street
Mrs. Alfred J. Anderson
Pearl
Mrs. Anderson
A. F. Coats
Geo. B. Miller
Sandibal
Aberdeen High School
Satsop River
Mrs. M. M. Smart
Montello
Wisconsin
J. S. Waugh
A. J. Morley
James Collins
Bride
Ada
Llewellyn Copeland
Kansas City
Grand Theatre
BroaDway Pharmacy Telephone
A. W. Barkley
Big Ben
Cluett
Norfolk
Barkley’s
Mr. Taylor
Andy Taylor
Pleasant Street
Walla Walla
That City
Aberdeen Brewing Co
Moclips
Aberdeen Christian Church
the Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
HOTEL
Oxford
E. Heron St
John Gronow
Shelby Mazda
Evans Drug CO
Grays Harbor
Mitchell Building
Market Streets
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Bryan
R. W. Bryan
Panama
Eighth St
Bridge & Beach
Superior, Aurora
H. IL. Cook & CO
Eastle Telephone
L. L. Maleby
Wash
Tim
East Heron St
DR. Messer
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