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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
5
Local notes record numerous residents and visitors moving between Montesano Hoquiam Aberdeen and Seattle. Mentions include Mark Payette Lulu Hathaway G. K. Gilluly J. G. Lewis J. C. Cross Stanley Smith and many others traveling for business visiting relatives or attending associations and conventions.
Mrs. French returns from W C U convention in the city. Creek Bros. water pile driver back from Dyehut. A M Scott of Los Angeles visits. Fred Kong leaves Aberdeen General Hospital. Modern Woodmen memorial services planned. Auction note on a White sewing machine at Heraid office. Hogan sisters host lawn party. Miss Ida Medcalf to wed June 25. Ed Dolan building foundation work underway. Mrs Catherine Lowry visits PATMAN. Dye color dyes promoted by Evans Drug Co. Mamie Thompson visits from San Francisco. Herald seeks precinct agents. Baseball ground work begins for season opener. Christaan Endeavor serves ice cream Saturday. Local trips to Cohasset Beach. Dr O N Sullivan at June 20 for glasses. Lost certificate of deposit notice. Tacoma photographer Loshenkohl visiting Aber deen. Fourth of July prep in Hoquiam. Logs rafts reach town. new donkey engine planned. Chamber of Commerce seeks extra train. Degree of Honor reception postponed. Moonlight Wishkah river ride by young people. Baptist church farewell for Rev Gilluly. Chehalis county W C T U convenes in M E church. Herald editor arrested for criminal libel. case to Montesano for examination. Expect a legal atmosphere clearing later.
The Aberdeen Public Library held its formal opening in Odd Fellows hall Monday evening. About 600 volumes were catalogued by librarian Mrs. J. M. Walker. Four reading rooms were created in the hall and refreshments by the Ladies of the old library association netted $20 for new books. Ebooks are free to Aberdeen residents with a simple application. The event affirmed there are no fees or dues. The advertisement notes the authority on watches, Go dman of Seattle.
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