Local Aberdeen Notes Rhythm of Rose Carnivals and Travel
Aberdeen items report a busy sequence of rose shows in Portland and Eugene visits, railway travel to Seatt le and Portland, and social notices. People named include Mrs Mary Campbell Mrs A D Wood and Miss Katheryn Hogan with various trips to Portland and Montesano. A W C T A picnic is planned at Westport next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermoth
A. D. Wood
Roy Sargent
J. H. Fuller
Charles Alburty
Montesano
White
Public notices and local moves at a glance
William Whitehead travels to lacoma on business. James Galway departs for the South Head country. George McConnell rode the morning train to Elma and Gate City. May Copeland heads to Portland. The West Coast Employment office relocates to 304 South F Street. The Young Married Woman's Sewing Club meets at Mrs. J. C. Hogan's home. A dog at Aberdeen Bottling Works died under suspected poisoning. Luncheon hosted by Mrs. R. C. Sargent. Mrs. E. E. Shaw visits Seattle before heading east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whitehead
Lacoma
James Galway
South Head Country
West Coast Employment Office
East Heron Street
South F Street
J. C. Hogan
North G Street
R. J. Elliott
Aberdeen Bottling Works
R. C. Sargent
North Broadway
E. E. Shaw
Seattle
Crescent Athletic Club Boxing Smoker at Grand Theater
The first boxing smoker of the Crescent Athletic Club will be held at the Grand theater on Tuesday evening June 14. Frank Crowe is the matchmaker and promises a classy bout. Main event features Tommy Morgan and Bob Oliver as the principals with hard training under way. Negotiations are under way for appearances by Ross Jensen, Aberdeen, and Battling Ultican with Young Corto of Cosmopolis.
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New Crescent Athletic Club
Grand Theater
Frank Crowe
Crow
Aberdeen
Grand
Tommy Morgan
Bob Oliver
Ross Jensen
Ultican
Corto
Cosmopolis
Burton Arrest Highlights Ongoing Family Dispute
William Burton was arrested Wednesday afternoon by Detective Church on a warrant sworn by his brother Walter for assault. The arrest stems from a long running Burton family quarrel. Judge Phillips will hear the case this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burton
Church
Walter
Burtons
Judge Phillips
Chamberlain
Phillips
Morse
Tacoma
Alarm Box Battle Sparks City Council Decision
Gamewell and Star fire alarm providers clash over a failed test. The council must decide which company holds the right to install and service the city system, as Star seeks a share after Gamewell installed first.
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Gamewell
Star People
School census shows growth and new youth department
At the board of education meeting, census head W O McCaw reported 2604 school age children, up 366 from 1909. The city plans a detective youth department for fall term, with state funding guidance of five children per detective. about 12 detectives already exist in Aberdeen.
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Board of Education
W. O. McCaw
Aberdeen
North ern Pacific appoints new Aberdeen ticket clerks
W. J. Murray, long time ticket clerk at Aberdeen depot, has been named ticket clerk in the Finch block offices. A. Sweinforth, previously depot operator, will fill Murray’s former role. Murray remains with the company in Aberdeen. New office fixtures are not yet arrived but expected soon.
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W. J. Murray
Northern Pacific
Finch Block
Ben
A. Sweinforth
Murray
Aberdeen
Cement Pipe Salesman J C Smith Heads to Coast
J C Smith, manager of Aber deen Glazed Cement Sewer Pipe company, left yesterday to tour Centralia Chehalis Raymond and South Bend to take orders. He visited Elma Tuesday and secured a sizable order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Smith
Aberdeen Glazed Cement Sewer Pipe Company
Centralia
Chehalis
Raymond
South Bend
Mr. Smith
Elma
Wrecked switch engine damages passenger train
A switch engine in the local yards wrecked the Moclips train yesterday afternoon. The crew say no one is to blame and the accident was unavoidable. As the passenger engine crossed a switch, the switch engine backed onto the same track and pushed the end box car into the pilot, smashing the passenger engine.
Paving Broadway Opposed By Local Property Group
Council meeting in city council rooms heard opposition from Broadway property owners to widening and paving the street. Mayor Benn Councilman Elder and Engineer Ewart attended and supported keeping the roadway as is for at least another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quackenbush
Broadway
City Council
Benn
Elder
Ewart
Terrace Avenue Improvement District Planned for 17 Blocks
Work on the Terrace avenue improvement district will start soon. The project totals about 40000 dollars and is among the city’s largest undertakings, affecting roughly 17 blocks after earlier ordinance irregularities delayed it.
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Terrace Avenue
Wishkah Lodge No 44 elects officers for term
Monday night Wishkah Lodge No 44 of the K P elected its officers for the term beginning July 1. Charles O Milleren was chosen C C A E Graham V C W H Tucker P Oscar Kinlund W at A C E Toby I G M J Wiggins O G Ervie Phelps M of W They will be installed at the first meeting night in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishkah Lodge No. 44
Charles O. Milleren
C. C
A. E. Graham
V. C
W. H. Tucker
Oscar Kinlund
C. E. Toby
I. G
M. J. Wiggins
O. G
Ervie Phelps
Summer Normal School Opens at Montesano
Prof Eldridge Wheeler assisted by Prof Garlock will open the Summer Normal school for teachers at Montesano on July 18 for six weeks. The program runs to the August examination. The school has operated for ten years with strong patronage and benefits to Southwest teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldridge Wheeler
Garlock
Montesano
Southwest
Chehalis County Republicans to Meet in Aberdeen
Secretary A Ponischil of the Chehalis County Republican Central Committee calls a meeting in Aberdeen tomorrow night to select twenty seven delegates for the state convention in Tacoma on August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ponischil
Chehalis County
Republican Central Committee
Aberdeen
Tacoma
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Mary Campbell
Eugene Oregon
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ER. A. Chamberlain
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R. H. Fleet
Ed. Shields
A. F. Coats
Willson
Powell Hotel
Moclips
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Dan Barber
Shepards Hot Springs
A. Smith
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J. B. Elliston
C. C. Crain
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F. W. Kimberk
Irene
M. W. Snyder
A. S. Brecht
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Mary Cramatte
Mary Fish
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L. G. Hamburger
Wood Street
South
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Blanche
June Craig
H. A. Smith
S. L. Moak Oes
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Washington, D. C
Finch
Harry Koster
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San Francisco
Charles A. Lillie
Union Cooperage Co
Wv H. Maughan
Father Ryan United
Tom Black
Flora Brown
Mrs. Black
L and
Second Streets
Robert Bell
Evans Drug Company
Douglas
Alaska
B. C. Collins
E. E. Sunderland
A. A. Scott
O. J. Engen
A. L. McKean
Mack’s Spur
O. C. Jacobsen
Sound
A. A. Star Transfer Co
C. M. Weatherwax
California
Eugene France
Fred Hart
Della Bowman
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wishkah Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Jerome Walter
Beaverton, Oregon
Charles B. Sears
Bellingham
Robt. Cochrane
Flosie Gabor
C. D. Haynes
W. H. Piette
St. Joseph's Hospital
Baptist Mission Circle
F. K. VanTassell
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Ed. Larkin
Roy Young
Carl S. Weatherwax
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F. C., Schlenz
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J. C. Gallagher
Mr. Gallagher
Eilers Music House
W. B. Mack
Charles DeLosh
J. W. Parks
Broadway Hill
Shas George McConnell
Gate City
May Copeland
Cement Pipe Sells
Broadway Pharmacy
Summer Normal School
Chigo
J. S. Waugh
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