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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
5
Man is a creature of habit and saving money is a good habit that builds character. Decide on a definite plan, set aside every dime, and watch your savings grow. Cut expenses like one cigar a day, skip unnecessary theater outings, and redirect funds to a bank deposit. Small savers often become large depositors.
Eugene France traveled to Raymond this morning. Mrs. J. Benson left for Chicago to visit relatives for two months. The librarian reported May figures with 1258 books loaned 667 eraders and 3866 volumes on hand. The Congregational church will serve dinner in the basement tomorrow evening.
Attorney and Mrs J B Bridges visiting on the Sound for legal business and a fair. Mrs Lucy D Mack represents the Rebekahs at the grand lodge in Bellingham. The tug Cudahy undergoes general overhaul at Linstrom shipyard. F E Jones and daughters visit Detroit for a month. S A Randolph recovering after operation. Equal Suffrage club meets at Mrs J R Harper 612 East First St. Preferred Investment Co moves to rear room of Masonic Temple. Mrs John H Leitch and Carrie and Ruby Wilson travel to New York en route to Europe. R C Turner to build a 30 by 51 concrete building on H Street for A T Thomson near Wishkah and Heron. Jack Grant and Sam Cowling fined for selling liquor on Sunday. Cowling ran a temporary bar, Grant bootlegging. Mr and Mrs F H Green and Mr and Mrs C M Weatherwax return from Portland. ladies just back from abroad. Warren Egerer leaves for an extended eastern trip. City of Aberdeen v Lytle Logging Co case heard in superior court. A A Gylfe sells his photography gallery to enjoin pupils for International Conservatory of Music. correspondence lessons from Chicago. Mrs Thomas S O'Hara dies at home in South Aberdeen. funeral held at Christian Science church. John Hogerson missing then found safe. no meat purchased. Library Board first meeting under new law. six members elected. librarian to attend State Librarians Association in Seattle. J C Hogan to draft new library rules. Mrs Jeanette Evans arrives from San Mateo and soon marries Thomas Secor. couple over 50, wed by Judge N V Bush.
A Herald Printery advertisement highlights broad service offerings from milk tickets to full sheet posters, inviting potential customers to plan future printing work with the shop. The note emphasizes versatility and local business appeal.
The council ordered paving for G street from Market to River and created Sewer District F. An ordinance for a city garbage wagon and monthly fees was approved. Several licenses, bills, and contracts were acted on including wood delivery, street improvements, and underground conduits for lights.
Miss Hilma Johnson 30 years old died Tuesday afternoon at 709 Randall Street while visiting John A. Peterson. She appeared healthy, laughed with friends, then collapsed during coffee. The coroner is handling arrangements at Randolph & Co. funeral parlors. She lived in the city five years, worked at the Washington hotel three years, and was to marry soon. She belonged to the Sisters' Finnish society and the Finnish church recently organized locally. Her brother in Minnesota has been telegraphed.
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