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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
3
Aberdeen residents and visitors fill the town pages with gatherings travel notes and upcoming events. Notables include visits from O R Turner to Portland C W Elling returning from Fairbanks Alaska and Miss Ella Peterson visiting from Tacoma. Local clubs and churches hold meetings bazaars and receptions while plans move forward for the Breakers Pavilion opening and the Sells Floto circus.
A very special Salvation Army meeting is announced for Friday night at the Salvation Army hall in Centralia. Captain Shipman will conduct the program with Captain Gustin as speaker and musical offerings on horns guitar and mandolin. Both captains bring years of experience and invite the public to attend.
Fred Shepperd a former police officer last seen leaving his room in the Toledo rooming house on G street after telling friends he would return in a few minutes. He had been working at a logging camp on North River and vanished two weeks ago last Friday. His room remained unlocked with his trunk and clothing untouched.
A committee from Aberdeen Temple Dramatic Order Knights of Khoras san led by Ervie Phelps T B Hamblin J E Stewart and C C Crain will visit the Knights of Pythias lodge in Montesano tomorrow night to consider appointing a Temple of the D O O K S there.
Wishkah Lodge No. 44 Knights of Pythias announces its annual memorial services next Sunday evening at Knights of Pythias hall. Judge W. H. Tucker will deliver an oration and Mrs. Croxall will direct a special musical program following the ritual ceremonies.
Wishkah Lodge Knights of Pythias elected officers for the coming year Edward L. McGillis as chancellor commander Frank Kinlund as vice chancellor and prelate Paul Findeisen as master of work S A Randolph as master at arms J A Shields as inner guard J A Brown and Hans Hansen as outer guards at a Monday night session
TO ANSWER IN SUPERIOR COURT S. M. Anderson manager of the Bay City Lumber Co who is charged with having shot Frank Pasarel in the arm during the I. W. W. melee at the Anderson Middleton mill last March had a preliminary hearing before Judge Tucker Monday afternoon and gave bail in the sum of 1000 to answer in the superior court the defense offering no testimony at the hearing five Italians testified that they saw Anderson shoot Pasarel but all efforts to have them tell what happened before and after the shooting were unavailing.
Strawberries from Montesan o Satsop and Elma arrive at Harbor markets this week and seem exceptionally fine after berries shipped green from Oregon and California. J C Wright near Montesano displayed 12 boxes with no more than 18 berries per box. C F Wagner from Satsop delivered two boxes of 12 berries each to the Herald editor. both shipments were praised as delicious.
The Aberdeen and Hoquiam base ball teams start this week's series at Electric Park this afternoon drawing eager fans. Hoquiam aims to win three and tie one to climb out of last place while Aberdeen hopes to solidify its position.
Aberdeen Printing Co located at 3069 East Wishkah Street is listed as a local printer and supplier. The entry notes its street address and business identity for readers seeking printing services.
Company G of N G W has accepted invitation to Montesano celebrations on July 4. They will parade in the morning and participate in sports with three special events for company men: tent-pitching race, equipment race, and wall scaling. Corporal Don Cook, noted as a fast runner, will also run foot races. An afternoon drill exhibition will follow, with five rounds of blank ammo before normal attack.
President Taft vetoed the army appropriation bill which included 1 350 000 for summer encampments. The move leaves the National Guard of Washington and U S army officers unsure about large scale maneuvers planned from Centralia to Grays Harbor next month and questions linger over funding and reorganization provisions that removed Major General Wood from the service.
The plan hinges on retaining Gen Wood as commander and implies the state militia may hold its normal annual encampment at American Lake. Advertisers are reminded to mention the Herald in notices.
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