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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
2
Waugh's News highlights two weeks to the Fourth with a wide selection of wash materials silks and trimmings for dresses. Features include zephyr ginghams mercerized pique linen and Swiss launches and a large white goods assortment. Also notes local meetings weddings and minor accidents in Elma and nearby areas.
Montesano born June 16 1910 to Mr and Mrs Matt Ellison a son. A. D. Devonshire back from a Sound business trip. Attorney Hutchesons son Austin age six ill with diphtheria. Isaac Burt’s 11 year old son operated on for leg bone disease. Miss Lillian Mleet attended Whitworth college exercises in Tacoma. Mrs H V Lyon and niece from Winnipeg visiting G H Wiatentan during their stay. Mrs M J Fimbel of Mt Vernon visiting in city. Norman Tingea operated on for appendicitis Aberdeen hospital improving. Mrs G B Marey left to visit parents near Regina Saskatchewan. Miss Awhanda kifbrant entertained friends at her First Street Brook home. Story and Family trip through eastern Oregon to view timber land for investment. Everett Law from Wolverhampton England joined Law Bros store as cousin to owners. parents visiting in Canada will join him soon.
Mrs George Murray and her son John are visiting relatives in Elma. Mrs A J Callow hosted a gathering at her West Main Street home Tuesday evening with数 guests including George Avery and E S Avey.
Ernest Prentzel returns home after a several week visit to Southern Oregon. R F Hunter named marine surgeon for the United States at Loquiam. Mrs Fred Brittain brings daughter Marion for medical care. Mrs Charles Moore transported from Cosmopolis to Hoquiam General Hospital. Mrs Leonard Isaakson and daughter return from a Portland visit. Gwenivere Adams returns from St Helens Hall in Portland to spend summer at home. Hilda Ponischil and cousin Rena Flowers depart to visit grandma in Ocosta. Minnie Ball leaves for an extended visit to the North and Alaska. Louis McCulloch resigns as Stockwell’s foreman and moves back to Hoquiam with his family. Mrs O MacGlauflin and daughters depart for Minneapolis for summer visit. Seth Warren returns to his old Missouri home in Biddford after 21 years.
Born in Oakville on Monday June 8 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Perry. Arlie Wilson and wife plan a Raymond summer visit. Mrs R T Shelton visits Ellensburg to see son John. Dutch Musgrove reportedly shot himself in the mouth with a .22 revolver. not fatal. Ed Oldfield returns from University at Eugene to spend vacation with Dr J O VanWinkle. Mrs J F Hartsook and daughter Frances of San Francisco visit Mrs C F Geist.
A large crowd braved heavy rain to watch trial races on Cohasset beach. Cars reached speeds of 75 and 82 mph, with the Staley and Bleakley car hitting 82 mph. Organizers expect higher records at July meets on the firmer sand.
In Olympia on June 18 the state treasurer reports 2,622,289 on hand with 1,072,660 in permanent school funds investable only by the state board. Counties pay 8 percent on warrants while bonding could cut borrowing costs to about 5 percent or less. Last week receipts reached 137,023 and disbursements 120,824.
Charles K. Hamilton, a 110 pound aviator, thrilled spectators at Stempstead Plains Mineola N Y with stunts in a 40 minute exhibition. He flew at altitude from fifty to over 500 feet performing dives near Garden City and Meadowbrook, circling Nassau courthouse and a church spire before returning to the field. He teased a horse and a man from the ground in playful aerial maneuvers and ended with a controlled landing after a dramatic low pass.
Giants praise Lineke as a promising rookie pitcher with speed control and a cool bend. Christy Mathewson notes Lineke as the most promising young twirler in the country, while Drucke adds twists and craft as he develops.
Jack Flynn, Pittsburg Nationals first baseman, has a record five game winning drives this season and two homers against Chicago. Scouts eyed him at St Paul. Pittsburg bought him in December. Manager Clarke chose Flynn over rivals, and he has proven his grit and value to the team.
The article argues that years of practice and instruction forge finished ball players. It notes that young upstarts cannot rush to teach veterans and that many tricks must be mastered. It emphasizes that speed requires overcoming rough edges to become dangerous on the field.
Brooklyn fans praise Tony Smith at short as the best since Bill Dahlen. Cubs infielders Evers and Tinker have cost the Giants several close games. Milan in Washington shows peak spring form with strong hitting and base work. Bresnahan’s pitchers give his team a fair chance to win. Oakes Huggins Corridon are key Cincinnati acquisitions, and Mowrey for Charles heavily favored St. Louis.
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