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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
4
Items of interest from all sections of Chehalis County gathered by Aberdeen Herald correspondents and gleaned from county exchanges.
Mrs. George Banning visits from North Yakima while Mr. and Mrs. Weatherwax travel from Aberdeen. Sunset Shingle Co plans Monday start with full crew. Zacharys arrive from Los Angeles to visit friends. Mrs. S. M. Goss admitted to Montesano General Hospital. Casea steamer ships 610000 feet of lumber to Redondo. Dr. Story and Mrs. Story mark their 25th anniversary with a reception at Eagles hall. Hewitt Logging camp at Satsop restarts with sixty men. Marriage licenses issued for Cyrus Colton Avis Burdick Zelmon C Ellis Lu Rena A Murgatroyd J M Graypeal Lola H Baker Carl Rahm Ethel Meilon J F Dawson Mrs Nellie Tullis.
Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Geo Coombs. D B Baker departs for Raymond and Luui Clues travel plans. Arthur Coleman to Reisburg Wis for college. Mr and Mrs Charles Greene of Little Rock visit relatives. Late Hufman returns home to Bremerton from aunt A D Hicks. Mrs T H Haberkorn leaves for Billings after visit with O P Burrows family. Hugo Sandquist farewells at GO Col 1310 C street. F W Teubner of Douglas Neb visits J C Phares at Northern Pacific depot. Hoquiam Elks attend dedication of Centralia lodge home. Hoquiam City Band concert at Hotel Grayport draws crowd. Hoquiam Lumber & Shingle shipments for June coastwise: 8,320,692 feet lumber. 7,996,500 shingles. 703,909 lath. Martin Jackson of Sparta Wis arrives with daughter Minnie Jackson for two months stay.
Mrs Janet Laws is seriously ill at her Oakville residence. Loose hay is being hauled and stored in barns of horse owners. Raymond Bennett, son of QO E Bennett, was severely injured by a horse kick Sunday evening. Mrs Gus Johnson and family visiting Hunter home east of town. J H Cooper left for Prince Rupert Island B C to survey land for relocation.
Motorists and residents report several local movements with Monday departures to Quinsault St Martins Hot Springs Montesano and Tacoma. Mrs Poe Ackley and infant Pearl die at Elma General Hospital on July 21 1908. Polk's Directory canvass puts Elma population at 2650.
R N Farrar of Cat Island La says a 1907 diarrhoea attack was relieved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and that using it in 1902 would have saved a $100 doctor bill. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
The sixteen page illustrated Herald edition of July 9 has been well received across Chehalis county. Readers abroad inquire about the region. copies are sold post paid to the United States for 5 cents each, with several hundred remaining for distribution.
A four year old boy survived a severe dysentery attack after two physicians gave up. His parent credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy with saving his life, used with castor oil as directed. Evans Drug Co. offers the medicine.
The National Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee announces active operations from its Washington headquarters and plans a campaign handbook to be ready by July 1. It seeks donor support from every voter to aid the party in electing a Democratic Congress and promises a copy to contributors.
Paid political notice announcing Frank O Dole as a Republican candidate for coroner of Chehalis County subject to primary approval. The informal ad states his intent and signature.
Dr. D A Schumacher announces candidacy for coroner subject to the Republican primary. He has practiced medicine in Chehalis county for several years and pledges to give the office the best possible attention.
A candidate declares intent to seek the sheriff nomination in Chehalis County, subject to the September Republican primaries. The notice specifies candidacy under party action and primaries.
A. H. Hoefer of Hoquiam announces candidacy for county treasurer to voters of Chehalis County subject to the Republican primary in September.
Superior Judge candidate Mason Irwin declares his bid for the nomination to the office, subject to Chehalis County electors at the September 1908 primary election.
County Superintendent candidate P. A. Williams announces his bid on the Republican ticket and asks friends to support him at the September primary elections.
E. S. Avey announces his candidacy for the Prosecuting Attorney nomination in the upcoming Republican primaries. He states the decision rests with Republican voters at the September primary.
Regular tuition per month is $12 covering shorthand typing spelling and related skills. A thorough bookkeeping course is offered with six months at $50 or monthly $30.
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