Aberdeen Echoes of Town Life on Memorial Day
J L Eakin visited Elma on Monday while Mrs Mason Irwin visited Aberdeen friends from Montesano. Born to Mr and Mrs John Stead a son. Finnish residents picnic on Dabney hill. Fred Conrad left for Soap Lake for two weeks. Many local moves and social events noted including luncheons, travels to Seattle and Hot Springs, and various local business changes. Police and public notices include railway and real estate tax reminders. Memorial Day incidents and local society details fill the column.
Architects Associate Reid and Burrows Form Partnership
George B. Reid and R. H. Burrows, both prominent architects, have formed an associate partnership. Burrows will base his office in Hoquiam while Reid keeps offices in the Wishkah block here.
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Geo. B. Reid
R. H. Burrows
Sound
Mr. Burrows
Hoquiam
Mr. Reid
Wishkah
Sailor Carl Schlobries Faces Court After Bust at House
Carl Schlobries, a sailor, began cleaning a notorious house last night. He fled from police through a rear alley, was chased by officers, and was captured after shots were fired in the air. The case is set before Judge Phillip at 2 this afternoon.
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Carl Schlobries
Schlobries
Phillip
Gratitude for Memorial Day Support from G A R Women
The G A R Wo mans Relief Corps and Ladies G A R club express sincere thanks to Captain Austin Captain Morgan and military companies to flower donors and all helpers for Memorial Day exercises. Special thanks to those who furnished automobiles aiding old soldiers to attend the cemetery. J M Birmingham Adj t.
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G. A. R. Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Club
Austin
Morgan
J. M. Birmingham
Adj't
Morning Fire Destroys Rented Auto. Scotty Involved
Firemen were called at 2 in the morning to extinguish a gasoline blaze in a car rented by Scotty, a familiar town character. The driver failed to cap the tank, causing ignition. The chemical extinguisher put out the fire and damage was nominal.
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Scotty
Comet Halley Visible Over Grays Harbor Tonight
Halley's Comet could be plainly seen Sunday and Monday night as residents of Grays Harbor observe the rare sight. The tail length is uncertain but the comet will be visible in the western sky between 9 and 10 o'clock, lasting until June 10. Aberdeens residents are regular gazers.
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Halley
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Progressive luncheon hosted by Congregational church ladies
The Tuesday afternoon event proceeds through a sequence of homes for each course. Strawberry cocktails served at Mrs. B. J. Garman’s home, meat at Mrs. Roy C. Sargent’s, salad at Mrs. Arthur Rupert’s, and ice cream and cake at Mrs. W. B. Fetterman’s.
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The
Congregational Church
B. J. Garman
Roy C. Sargent
Arthur Rupert
W. B. Fetterman
Missing Men Letters Reach Postmaster From Relatives
Postmaster Crammatite has received letters from relatives of missing men believed to have been in Aberdeen. The messages come from M. E. M. Pond of Orin Washington for William Malin, Mrs Sarah C Covey of Dulles Center Iowa for her brother Lester Moreland, and Mrs O F Thornton of Sumner Washington asking for Bradley Thornton last heard running a pile driver in Aberdeen.
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Crammatite
Aberdeen
M. E. M. Pond
Orin
Wash
William Malin
Sarah C. Covey
Dulles Center
Lester P. Moreland
O. F. Thornton
Sumner
Bradley Thornton
Zankch Acquitted In Police Court Case
Antona Zankch is acquitted of improper conduct charges brought by Matt Vuskoych after a police court hearing. Judge Phillips cautioned all parties and Zankch plans to leave town. A separate case against Alfred Everson, arrested by Officer Hause, was postponed to tomorrow after defense counsel request. Everson’s arrest followed a fight at 112 East First Street. Everson was injured and a gun was involved. Rumors mention “brain storms” affecting accountability.
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Antona Zankch
Matt Vuskoych
Herald
Zankch
Vuskoych
Phillips
Alfred Everson
Officer House
Everson
East First Street
Hause
Zack Warwick
Zack
Dame
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Chehalis County Bank
J. B. Mack
P. H. Pike
J. L. Eakin
Elma
Herald Office
Mason Irwin
Montesano
John Stead
Stead
Chet
Washington Hotel
Dabney Hill
Fred Conrad
Soap Lake
Washington
J. G. Douglas
West Laird Street
D. G. Haigill
Crescent Hotel
Bur Kaufman
Mociips Beach
Charles Weile
Melbourne
Boston
W. Z. Sleddon
Seattle
Lozin Automobile
Cohasset Beach
Mollie Oines
Chicago
Germany
Wood Street
South
Tait
Wail Pfund
A. W. Agnew
Centralia
A. *. Stewart
North Yakima
J. B. Stewart
Scotland
MacConnell
West Heron Street
Ursula McDougal
L. L. Leighton
East
Crossman
Chenoise Creek
Ocosta
Jack Johnson
Hot Springs
the Springs
K. Zelasko
E. B. Sutherland
Moclips Beach
A. W. Middleton
Edward Sanderson
W. G. Hopkins
Peter Sullivan
Marion Street
Astoria
Oregon
Sullivan
Burrows Mill
C. W. Becker
Norwood
California
James Galaway
Portland
J. B. Haynes
A. A. Star Transfer Co
Chas
Thomson
Hot Lake
S5s
Andrew Peterson
Chehalis
D. M. Bowes
Broadway
Sixth Street
B. P. Doty
Anti-saloon League
Oscar Cass
C. Bergerson
L. O. Fielding
Tuedsay
MacMinville
Western Union Telegraph Company
Finch Building
W. O. McKinlay
P. Sickiwinn
J. J. Kaufman
Bellingham
Northern Pacific Express
Finch
As J. Grant
Virgie Nichols
Mr. R. Fulton
Payette
Distler
Cosmopolis
We Cabot
W. E. Bishop
Bishop
Lewis County
Ladies of
Me Baptist Church
Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association
Public Library
Tom Morgan
Rob Oliver
Grand Theater
TTR Christian Science Church
First Street
God
Bear Gulchy
Emily Dalton
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
John J. Law
Edgar Choate
the Tribune
Choate
Law
Schlenz
Margaret Weatherwax
Ervie Priefts
Thomas Harlan
Oakville
Robert Gray
H. E. Drumm
FE. H. Fox
Spokane
L. A. Phillips
R. C. Andrus
City
Imperial
Cal
Esveo
F. Simons
West Market Street
J. H. Fuller
Moclips Lumber Company
Hs— S
Axel Anderson
St. Martin’s Springs
Chas. F. Jensen
Wilson-Loomis
W. Y. Croxall
K Street
Eos
C. M. Parmenter
Miss Hazel
Michigan
Nebraska
David King
Satsop
Karshner Bros
Sailor
Red Light District
Broadway Pharmacy
Srr
Vuskoych-Zankch
Alfred Evenson
Dresden
J. S. Waugh
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