Chehalis County News Highlights From Aberdeen Herald
Mrs J M Dunning of Troquiam guests of Mr and Mrs Bartty France this week. Mrs F W Hardy and daughter Willa visit Hoquiam. Mrs Louise Hester arrives from Cincinnati for extended visit. Jasper Goodfellow buys two lots in Leybold Aschberg addition. Maude Fraser returns to Aberdeen with cousins Mabel and Christine. Eva Gamble of Portland buys two lots in Elma Todtman addition. Frank Watkins, 16, shoots self in leg with a 22 rifle while hunting near the city. Mrs E T Persons hosts a picnic for Marguerite Moore and May Persons of North Dakota. May Persons narrowly escapes drowning, saved by Earl Persons. Mrs Seabury and children move into Ocean Wave editor’s Scott cottage. Mrs H Connell and daughter visit Hoquiam, links to Connel and Maston Taylor in Moclips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Dunning
Troquiam
Bar Ty
France
F. W. Hardy
Willa
Hoquiam
S. A. Girard
Louise Hester
Cincinnatii
Ohio
Valley
Jasper Goodfellow
W.gaskill
Marshal Watkins
E. T. Persons
Satsop River
Marguerite Moore
May Persons
North Dakota
Satsop
Earl Persons
Montesano News Briefs Including Birth and Social Visits
A nine pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs C C Ix on July 6 1909. Mrs V O Gee returned from a visit with Mrs J H Smith in Hoquiam. Mrs Beaumont Apple of Ellensburg visited Montesano friends. The telephone central moved to the State Bank building rear. Mrs M E Nichols arrived from Eveleth Minnesota for an extended visit with her sister Mrs J A Hutchenson. Dr G H Wartman attended the State Dental Society session in Seattle and the AY P exposition. Marriage licenses issued: Alex J Grant Ella D Nichols Wm Marshall Mandana Archer and Roma Jameson who studied in the East. Mrs Montillon and daughter Margaret of Baker City Oregon visiting Montesano relatives. Mr and Mrs George Hubble left for Europe visiting New Brunswick and Ireland. return in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Ix
V. O. Gee
J. H. Smith
Hoquiam
Beaumont Apple
Ellensburg
Montesano
The
Telephone Company
Central Station
State Bank
M. E. Nichols
Eveleth
Minn
J. A. Hutchenson
G. H. Wartman
Seattle
State Dental Society
A.Y.P
Alex J. Grant
Ella D. Nichols
Wm. Marshall
Mandana Archer
Roma Jameson
East
Oakville Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Travel
Henry Balch and wife left Wednesday for the fair. Miss Grace Robbins of Olympia visits BF Stevens. Mrs Beever of Centralia visited Mrs J W Scott. R Harper the banker came from Prosser. Miss Josephine Quigley left for Olympia to be away a few days. Mr and Mrs J P Wood with Mrs Ross Rasmussen hosted guests at their Cedarville area home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Balch
Grace Robbins
Olympia
BF. H. Stev
Beever
Centralia
J. W. Scott
R. Harper
Prosser
Josephine Quigley
J. P. Wood
Ross Rasmussen
Cedarville
Moclips Camp Reopens as Lumber Interests Return
Mr Rice of Moclips Lumber arrives from St Louis to resume operations at the Davenport and Pirie logging camp on the Humptulips. Miss June Leland, daughter of H C Leland, returns from a visit to Gellingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport & Pirie
Humptulips
Mr. Rice
Moclips Lumber Company
St. Louis, Mo
June Leland
H. C. Leland
Gellingham
Notable Visitors and Local Appointments Highlight Hoquiam Scene
Miss Mabel Mills of Oregon visits old friends in Hoquiam while Frank Kellogg’s new Hill Avenue house nears completion. J C Van Auken of Detroit arrives for a sister’s visit. Sergeant Wyrich leads the police during the chief’s absence in Coeur d’Alene district. Rev W J McQuarrie of Yellow Grass is hosted by D A McQuarrie. Dr W Gooancart and family and S J Croft and family from Bellingham travel by automobile. John M Carlson takes a ten day vacation to the A Y P Exposition. Grover Thornton fills his bank post during the trip. Dr F C Price of New Jersey, father of a popular night clerk, plans a fair visit before returning East. Miss Hattie Welch of Los Angeles and Miss Mary McGough spend two weeks visiting her sister Mrs C M Grisson at Twenty-third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Mills
Oregon
Frank Kellogg
Hill Avennue
Andrew Steinbach
Helsingus
Finland
J.C. van Auken
Detroit
Mich
FF. L
Wyrich
Coeur d'Alene
Rev
W. J. McQuarrie
Yellowgrass
Saskatchewan
Can
D. A. McQuarrie
Hoquiam
Dr. W. Gooancart
Ss. J. Croft
Bellingham
John M. Carlson
Lumberman’s Bank
A.Y.P. Exposition
Puget Sound
Grover Thornton
Mr. Carlson
F. C. Price
New Jersey
Price
New York
Hattie Welch
Los Angeles
Mary McGough
C. M. Grisson
Twenty-third Street
Simpson Avenue
Miss Independence and the Temptation to Break Conventions
A reflective piece argues that young women seek independence in behavior and dress during summer, usually testing social norms. It contrasts the first cheerful claim with the wiser stance of those who eventually learn to temper independence and respect public conventions, which endure despite youthful reform efforts. The essay notes independence can be fun but warns against headstrong display and calls for maturity.
Buried on the Ice aboard the Golden Vanity
A second mate recounts the ship's fire on the voyage to the Australian colonies followed by a perilous mutiny and survival on an iceberg. After drifting, the crew hunts a bear for food, finds Captain Lomax's button, and discovers Emily Beaumont dead in a frozen grave beneath a crevasse. The narrator is rescued by the Storm Cloud while Lomax’s party is saved later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Port Phillip
Mrs. Beatmont
Lomax
Ccaptain
Emilly Beaumont
Vince
Emily
Tender Moonlight Lines Stir Kansas City Times
Poetic quotes appear in a Kansas City Times page item with a sentimental mood about moonlight and a playful pull to row in shallow water, attributed to a brief feature or reader touch. The fragment hints at a light, reflective tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Kansas City Times
Quick Mutual Closer in Ad for New York Life
A brief dialogue advertises New York Life insurance with a couple discussing pace of affection. The scene emphasizes patience and consent as part of the pairing. The ad uses a conversational exchange to imply trust and security in the insurance product.
The Trick Exchange Sparks Garden Bond
The Detroit Free Press quotes a sparring couple as they discuss a garden scheme. He boasts of finding satisfaction in his garden, but the joke centers on producing edible radishes and lettuce. A witty marital line follows about marrying for money.
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Detroit Free Press
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