Stams of Interest From Chehalis County Notes
Mrs C E Murrey visited friends in the city from Aberdeen. Mr and Mrs Edmund Smith left for Tacoma to visit relatives. Mrs Chas H Clemons and daughter returned from Aberdeen. W E Crist bought eleven lots west of Main Street near the Northern Pacific tracks. H Bush returned from a health trip to the West and British Columbia. Fowler and Carbery started a logging camp two miles above the city with twenty five men. G W Nionemire returned from California for Montesano Lumber Co interests. The schooner Allen A arrived from Balondo to load for San Diego. The schooner Mary Dodge cleared for Cordova with 400 lumber feet. Several marriage licenses issued: Weaverling Burgett Queen Mead Bergeron Later Karlstad Le Bos Ward Scoville Bennett White Macwell Reynolds Lovell Weir Pletcher Price Wilson Hatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Smith
Wharsday
Tacoma
Chas
H. Bush
Send
British Columbia
Fowler & Carbery
Chehalis Gaimot
Geo. W. Nionemire
California
Montesano
Allen A
H. Hbadtrickson
Balondo
Cal
Montesano Lumber & Mfg. Co
San Diego
Mary Dodge
Cordova
Prince Wiliam’s Sound
Mary E. Burgett
Jueen
Meads
Sophie Bergeron
Helga Karlstad
A. le Bos Ward
Cordelia Scoville
Verne Bennett
Blanche White
Lester A. Macwell
Anna M. Reynolds
E. R.lovell
Maggie Weir
Allen J. Pletcher
Etta May Price
Charley Wilson
Pearl Hatfield
Local Socials and Arrivals Highlight Aberdeen Scene
U Brewer improves west side with a concrete sidewalk. Miss Rowe of Aberdeen begins as nurse at Elwa General. Epworth League to host social at Odd Fellows hall on Friday July 24. Franks Osgood trip to Quinsault Lake for several days. Fay Lovell and Maggie Weir wed at A. J. Boscoe home. Lester Maxwell and Anna Reynolds marry in Montesano. Mr. and Mrs. J H Brewer visit Guldendale. Judge and Mrs. Alvin Porter visit Mr. and Mrs. Chas DeBruler in Montesano. Burt Clark and wife visit Mrs Clark’s parents in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rowe
Aberdeen
Elwa General Hospital
Yixs Epworth
Odd Fellows’ Man
Frank Osgood
Quinsault Lake
Fay Lovell
Maggie Weir
A. J. Boscoe
Lester Maxwell
Anna Reynolds
Montesano
J. H. Brewer
Guldendale
Alvin Porter
Chas. DeBruler
Brc
Burt Clark
Tacowna
War
Clark
Local visits and travel notices in Colfax scene
Ore and Mrs J T Tifft of Colfax are in the city. Wiss Selma Hulton has returned home from Waitsbore. C J Dodson left Friday for Seaside Ore for a visit with friends at that resort. Chief of Police Oliver returned home Friday evening from Pullman where he had been visiting for a week. Miss E J McIntyre of Portland arrived Friday for a visit with her brother Dr J A McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Selma Hulton
Yes
C. J. Dodson
Seaside
Ore
Oliver
Pullman
E. J. McIntyre
Portland
City
J. A. McIntyre
Hoquiam Notes and Local Travel Updates
Dr. Parker vacations in California and expects to return by August first. John T. Hopkins dies at Hoquiam General Hospital aged 56 after a stroke. Mrs. M Caplan and daughter see son D Caplan of Weiser Idaho. City Electric and Union Pacific plan a $75000 steel bridge across the Hoquiam river. Mrs. W H Downie and Dorothy visit from Denver and Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. E C Watson visit their relatives. Mrs. Watson known in Hoquiam musical circles. Attorney L H Brewer and wife sail to San Francisco aboard the Norwood. Frances and Ruth Soule depart for Alameda California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Downie
Dorothy
Denver
Tacoma
J. B. Hardcastle
Hardcastle
E. C. Watson
Watson
Suzanne Baker
Hoquiam
L. H. Brewer
Morgan & Brewer
San Francisco
Norwood
Frances
Ruth Soule
Alameda
Cal
Local notices and town developments outline
W T Neeley resigns as town marshal. O J Fry builds a barn behind his home. Two laborers injured in a rock quarry accident on Tuesday. W W Howey relocates his family to the new home at the Howey and Balch shingle mill. Moon and Harris plan a new town addition north of the railroad, between the Price residence and Harris mill road, subdividing into acre building lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Neeley
O. J. Fry
Co. W. Howey
Ballard
Howey & Balch
Messrs. Moon and Harris
Price
Harris’ Mill
How to Make a Home Curfew
A Fulton News item advocates a home made curfew using a siding clapper to discipline a child up to sixteen. The piece describes bending the child over a barrel and using the clapper to strike in measured strokes as a deterrent for street loafing, claiming the practice is inexpensive and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton News
Box locations listed for Aberdeen area with asterisks marked
A detailed directory of box numbers and their corresponding streets and landmarks in North Aberdeen South Aberdeen Highland Home High School Northern Pacific Depot Market F streets Jefferson M Box numbers range from 4 to 88 with various mills docks and mills listed including Boone King Hume F streets and Broadway noting two items with asterisks for fictional boxes The list preserves the original formatting and punctuation for reference purposes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young and Thomas
North Aberdeen
Cleveland Streets
Highland Home
Terrace Avenue
D Street
High School
Burrows’ Dock
Hume and
K Streets
Northern Pacific Railroad
Boone and King Streets
South Aberdeen
Wilson Bros’ Mill
S. E. Slade Mill
Market
F Streets
A New Home In a New Country For the Old Indian of Old Ideas
Creek poet Alexander Posey argues that after a century of acculturation the Five Civilized Tribes face cultural and economic ruin. He laments traders and machinery eroding tribal life and urges government aid for a new homeland as the only cure for the Indian problem.
Let Us Restore the Old Ideas Personal Responsibility
Judge George Gray of Delaware laments drift from individual liberty and personal responsibility urging a return to old principles. He argues for using laws to target transactions and identify individuals behind unlawful corporate actions, resisting excessive federal control and corporate privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Princeton
Build Up Schools Rather Than Armies
Vice President FAIRBANKS urges funds be directed to building up schools colleges and universities churches and cathedrals instead of expanding armies and navies. He argues educated citizens form the future victorious armies that dignify American achievement and urges schools teach the beneficence of American institutions.
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
Our
C. E. Murrey
Terdeen
Elma
U. Brewer
Oakville
American Mill
Fourth
Franklin School
Jefferson and
M Streets
Hume
H Streets
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Heron
Broadway
Third and
Hart Wood Lumber Co.’s Mill
Western Cooperage
Washington Streets
Grippe
Red Cross Pharmacy
Alexander Posey
Gale Harrow
Dawes Commission
Carpetbagger
Congress
George Gray
Delaware
Fairbanks
The
Boston
Ed Styles
Townsend
Mecca Hotel Treen & Co
Herald Printery
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