Chehalis County Local Doings and Daring Deeds
Deputy Sheriff El Payette traveled to Seattle for eye treatment. A new resident named Oleson bought two West Chehalis lots from Wm Moore. Dr F L Carr with colleagues visited Shelton. The Lady Maccabees plan a reception for State Commander Martha E Stewart at the I O O F hall on Friday June 12 at 9:30 PM. The Wyncodie street to Academy bridge is closed for repairs due to safety concerns. Prof Eldridge Wheeler and Chas Scott toured from Nebraska. Scott viewed the ocean for the first time. J W Davies injured an ankle at the saw mill but has recovered. FE H Story and others fished the Satsop river and landed 110 trout, two over three pounds. The city well shows continued decline in water. R H Wade suffers rheumatism in one hand. Ezra Garrison moved into a new house near L I Wakefield. Lewis Bros moved upstairs in their new store building. James Beck bought another top buggy in Summit. New house 24 by 30 with 14 by 20 wing planned for CU F Clay north of his current home. John Ehl and wife visit Ballard relatives. Baldwins machine shop work begins on Third street. White Star mill delays hinder plant startup due to equipment supply. A merry go round license is proposed at 15 per day to deter patrons. Orris McCollum breaks leg on merry go round ride. injury severe. Frank Liesner sold his sawmill to J I Murray who, with Char Palmer and Cash Vandervort, aims to cut about six million feet of timber and seek more.
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F. L. Carr
Dr. Salisbury
W. A. Barney
Shelton
Lady Maccabees
Martha E. Stewart
I. O. O. F. Hall
Wyncodie Street
Academy Addition
Eldridge Wheeler
Westport
Chas. Scott
Nebraska
J. W. Davies
andj+Mesere
Lister, Bacon and Mackey
Olympia
Ezra Garrison
L. I. Wakefield
Lewis Bros
James Beck
Summit
CU. F. Clay
John Ehl
Ballard
Wash
Ehl
Adam Wil
Baldwins
Third Street
White Star Mill
Orris McCollum
Local notices note births moves and a Sunday fire
A baby boy was born Sunday May 31 to the wife of William Simmons. Mother and child are doing nicely. Thrus Neeley plans a barn and later a house on Eagle street. L O Stewart moved opposite the Methodist church and is new to the home. Swan and Johnson plan logging on land south of town and will open camp soon. Emma Kaatz of Aberdeen visited Oakville friends. she runs a maternity hospital and bath parlor there. A fire damaged W T Paul’s house on Sunday afternoon. Chas Lee occupied the home and most goods were saved hours after discovery.
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Wm. Simmons
Neeley
Eagle Street
L. O. Stewart
Swan
Johnson
Emma Kaatz
Aberdeen
Oakville
Local Notes and News from Hoquiam and Surrounding Areas
Births and visits fill the notes, including a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. J. Northup, and J. M. Eberline visiting on business. Updates on Chub Philbrick’s health, Miss Nellie Campbell’s Seattle visit, Miss Gertrude Sanborn’s new millinery job, and local moves to Hoquiam. Reports on an appendicitis operation, injuries from a scaffold fall, a timber-claim expedition to Lake County Oregon, and the Hoquiam Sash and Door Co. accident. Public safety arrests of tramps, Ward’s Queens claim update, and Mrs. Girard’s Portland visit, plus Grays Harbor Iron Works’ new shed and incline for coke and pig iron handling.
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Robt
J. Northup
J. M. Eberline
Centralia
Chub
Philbrick
Nellie Campbell
Seattle
Gertrude Sanborn
Montesano
Mrs
Hoquiam Sash & Door Co
F. A. Larkins
J. A. Lewis
H. A. Bradner
S. A. Hoag
D. A. Hoag
Lake County
Oregon
Thurber
Tilly
Ward
Queens Country
Mr. Ward
Hoquiam
I. C. Girard
San Bernardino
Portland
Mr. Girard
Ballards Snow Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
The advertisement asserts Ballards Snow Liniment eases neuralgic pains rheumatism lumbago and sciatic pains by penetrating nerves and bone and entering the blood to heal the body. Illinois Central Railway agent D F Moore of Milan Tenn praises its effectiveness for rheumatism and backache. Available at W B Paine & Co in 25 50 and 1.00 sizes.
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Ballard
D. F. Moore
Illinois Central Railway
Milan
Tenn
W. B. Paine & Co
Uncalled Letters At Aberdeen Post Office June 9 1903
Weekly list shows uncalled letters including Anderson Burrows Boe Briley Crawl Cheney Chappell Donnan Gilmore Nollanden Hoffman Hamlin Merwin McCabe Nelsons Olsen Orb Jose Powel Petterson Peterson Perren Roop Randall Rongers Smith Salonen Shuttsworth Statts Stotler Swearingen Zachery and Willie Persons. Advertised response requested by R P Campsett P M.
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Aberdeen
Anderson
A B Burrows
F Boe
Alfred Briley
Wallace Crawl
George Cheney
Edgar Chappell
Willie F Donnan
E Y Gilmore
Fred Nollanden
F Hoffman
Ms Hamlin
Elmer Merwin
A J McCabe
Wm Nelson
S W Nelson
Gus Olsen
John Olsen
John Orb
Jose Powel
Mike Petterson
Erik Peterson
Nels Per
Let Us Have No More Trimming Stand For Republicanism or Democracy
The New Orleans Times-Democrat argues 1904 will hinge on core issues not personalities. It urges decisive alignment with Republican or Democratic principles, rejects opportunistic moderates, and uses Hamilton and Jefferson as enduring ideals. It likens party choice to navigation in a storm, demanding clear leadership and remedies from the proper party.
Merchants in Aberdeen void Clerks Union agreement
A Monday meeting of Aberdeen merchants at Elksdall voted to close stores on July Fourth from noon to six. They declared the clerks union contract void and warned against boycott tactics as un-American and unjust to signees and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elksdall
Clerks’ Union
Aberdeen
Fourth of July Committee Plans Aberdeen Celebration
The Fourth of July soliciting committee reports nearly $1000 in subscriptions and calls a meeting of all committees tomorrow at the city council room at 8 o clock. The list covers Executive and Finance Decorations Parade Sports Advertising Transportation Exercises Reception Music with named chairs and members.
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Aberdeen
At & O
Ernest Bloch
Ed. Dolan
Wm. Griggs
S. K. Bowes
N. G. Kaufman
J. R. Evans
Herbine Tonic Ad by Grand View Hotel Proprietor
H J Freegard of Cheney Kansas endorses Herbine as a tonic laxative and restorative. He claims twelve years of use and credits Dr Newton of Newton Kansas with the recommendation. The advertisement appears from W B Paine Co. and promotes summer energy and appetite.
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H. J. Freegard
Grand View Hotel
Cheney
Kan
Newton
W. B. Paine & Co
Aberdeen and Surroundings Semi-Weekly Herald
The Semi Weekly Herald of Aberdeen delivers a twice weekly typographic snapshot of Aberdeen and nearby areas. Readers get concise local notices, brief updates, and community items from the region.
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Aberdeen
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