Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald
Chehalis County news notes list residents away for leisure and business. Mrs Evenson plans beach days while Mr and Mrs R W McMillan enjoy a week at Sunset. Philbrick family head to Copalis for a beach stay. Mrs Hamberg moves to Seattle. George Alverson visits Michigan and Seattle exposition. Mrs Wentworth travels to Tacoma to join conductor husband. Auto party heads to Seattle for the exposition. Baltimore arrivals Miss Lizzie Hucht Bertha Filling Annie Adelsperger visit Hoquiam. Joe Dunny suffers a head cut at National Lumber mill. treated at Hoquiam General. Frank Shainholtz undergoes appendectomy for acute appendicitis.
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Evenson
R. W. McMillan
KE. A. Philbrick
Copalis
R. Hamberg
Seattle
George Alverson
Michigan
Seattle Exposition
W. G. Wentworth
Tacoma
Portland- Tacoma
George Kellogg
William Sehuneman
Frank Powell
Lizzie Hucht
Bertha Filling
Annie Adelsperger
Hoquiam
Baltimore
J. Adelsperger
Adelsperger
Joe Dunny
Natioonal Lumber & Box Company
Hoquiam General Hospital
Frank Shainholtz
R. F. Lytle
Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle Company
Elma Social Notes Mention Illness Travel and Local Events
Mrs Eunice Crandall is ill with possible appendicitis. J W Andersons spent days in Tacoma. Mrs Frank Watkins and Lydia Zeigler visited Seattle. J J Anderson sold the Emly place to L I Wakefield for 1300 dollars. Knights of Pythias and visitors installed officers at the K P temple Tuesday. Mrs Robert Matthews returned to Mineral. Muriel Murgatroyd went to Tacoma to start school. Mrs Joe Manley to host Larkin club picnic Friday July 30 near the river. M F Rentfro installing machinery for a new steam laundry in a two story building on Fifth Street south of Main.
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Eunice Crandall
J. W. Anderson
Tacoma
Frank Watkins
Lydia Zeigler
Seattle
J. J. Anderson
Emly Place
Thompson
L. I. Wakefield
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Pythian Visiters
Montesorno Local News Highlights and Movements
Births visits and arrivals fill Montesano notes as families and officials travel. Charles De Bruler welcomed a son born July 20 1909. County Superintendent McKillip transacted business in Oakville. Mrs J T Carroll and daughters visited Elma friends. Miss Ethel Story visited Dr and Mrs E C Story. Judge R C Henry from Globe Arizona arrived as guest of the Wheelers. Mrs Will Campbell visited her father FF E Darling. Mrs M A Watkins recovering from varicose veins uses a crutch. M Dyer family from Minot North Dakota plans to relocate nearby. George Everett and family departed for Ole.
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Charles de Bruler
McKillip
Oakville
Will Campbell
Butte
Montana
FF. E. Darling
M. A. Watkins
M. Dyer
Minot
North Dakota
Chas
Wade
Bert Willis
Montesano
George Everett
Ole
Everett family visits friends in Qua Oregon
Miss Evelyn Everett has been in Qua Oregon for a week with Mrs. Everett and her daughter who will remain for continued visits with friends.
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Qua
Oregon
Evelyn Everett
Mrs. Everett
Local residents visit cities across the northwest
Joe Mauermann from Oakville visited Olympia on Monday. Mrs. W Merry visited Seattle last week. Miss A Brewer spent a few days in Dyad starting Wednesday. Mrs. C F Geist returned from a Portland visit Sunday. Mary Cooper went to Seattle on Wednesday for the fair. J M Platt looked after city property interests in town on Thursday. Mr and Mrs J K Fitzgerald and their daughter left for Seattle on Tuesday.
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W. Merry
Seattle
Miss A. Brewer
Dyad
Mary Cooper
J. M. Platt
J. K. Fitzerald
New York Harriman Endows Cheshire School
Sir Joseph W. Harriman reveals he funded over 150000 dollars for Cheshire Episcopal Academy in Connecticut to restore its buildings. The donor, known as Joe Harriman, recalls his boyhood days there and pledges continued support to preserve the institution’s legacy. A 115th commencement drew 300 alumni as the old bell, once from a Spanish mission, resumed its place at the school.
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New Yorker
Cheshire
Connecticut
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Harriman
Joseph W. Harriman
New York City
Episcopal Academy of
Clarriman
Edward H. Harriman
J. Pierpont Morgan
Alexander Perry
Joe Wheeler
James
Ponty
Clinton Peters
Academy
Paris
New York
Peters
Harriman
Trinity College
Hartford
Branford
Conn
Southington
Herbert D. Lloyd
William C. Demerest
Morgan
New York American
Gentry Brothers Show Offers Daily Children Riding School
Aberdeen audience during the Gentry Brothers Famous shows will enjoy a daily children riding school between matinee and evening performances in the main animal tent. After the matinee, all children are invited guests and ride ponies elephants and camels under the care of attendants, creating a joyful scene likened to a Santa Claus of Circuses for its innocent delight.
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Aberdeen
Children’s
Gentry
Santa Claus
Waterfront Shipping Notes and Departures
The schooner Helene loads at American mill bound for Honolulu. The steamer G. C. Lindauer left Wilson mill for San Francisco. Dorris sailed from Aberdeen Mills for San Pedro. Santa Barbara arrived to load at American mill for San Pedro. E. B. Jackson sailed from Aberdeen Mills for Guaymas, Mexico.
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Helene
Honolulu
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mill
San Franciseo
Dorris
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
San Pedro
Santa Barbara
American Mill
E. B. Jackson
Aberdeen Lumber
Guaymas
Mexico
Letter from Dr Hale regrets missing Tyngsboro centennial
A March letter from the late Dr Edward Everett Hale to Tyngsboro Massachusetts centennial organizers expresses regret at being unable to attend the celebration due to an uncancelable engagement, noting a conflicting commitment at the event’s end.
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Edward Everett Hale
Tyngsboro
Mass
Inna
England's Next King Said to Lack His Father's Mind
Harper's Weekly critiques the Prince of Wales as intellectually dull and unremarkable yet cautions he would, as king, be decorous and manageable. It notes his public missteps, private bluntness, and Tory-leaning views while predicting a restrained reign free from scandal.
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Prince of Wales
Guelpi de Las
George Tit
Harper’s Weekly
Motorboat weed cutter clears canals in Egypt
In Egypt a motorboat equipped with a V shaped knife weed cutter operates along canal bottoms to remove aquatic growth. The device, belt driven from the propeller shaft, cuts weeds at the roots and is claimed to clear up to five acres per hour, addressing rapid vegetation that blocked waterways.
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Egypt
London Globe
Washable Straps In Cars On Third Avenue Line
The New York Herald reports open pay as you enter cars will use white celluloid enamel straps. Straps will be daily cleaned washed perfumed and disinfected to reduce bacteria. Board of health approves the innovation and cars will feature the new straps systemwide.
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Third Avenue
Board of Health
New York Herald
A High Toned Umpire in a Local Ballgame
The exchange on Mur phy's vacant lot shows an umpire fuming at a player's insult. The snappy reply denies the club house, and the umpire retorts by urging the foe to crawl into a sewer and imagine. The exchange ends with the umpire refusing to alter his style of speech.
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Murphy
Two Women Testify in Lambeth Court on Blouse Making Pay
In Lambeth county court two women testified about earnings from blouse making. One said she received a small sum per blouse and had to supply her own cotton. She also paid another woman 25 cents a dozen to sew sleeves. it took two days to complete a dozen blouses.
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Lambeth County Court
London Mail
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