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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
2
Ferns of Interest from Chehalis County report various residents traveling to Vancouver Chicago and California. Local couples Makela Kosky Ednion and Lamb Scudder plan visits and weddings as Nuvo changes unfold. The city ponders Eighth street wharf upgrades and sanitation while Wishth street bridge remains out of service awaiting repairs.
Miss May Tiice and Miss Blanche Thovle visited Aberdeen Wednesday. Rae Mrs W H France and the twin boys arrived home from Hoquiam Tuesday. Crawford of Tacoma visits her daughter Mrs A C Wolfe. Mr and Mrs J B Kesterson and Miss Minnie McDowell left Tuesday for Tacoma. Mrs A J Curry went to Aberdeen Tuesday to spend the week with Mrs Pere LaChance. Mr and Mrs H C Minkler and Atta left Wednesday for Marion Oregon to visit Mrs C W Roberts. Lieken E K Bishop supervised ging operations in Adna Wednesday for a few days. B H Story delivered another Brush runabout from Seattle to Dr Chamberlain at Aberdeen last Friday. The Misses Ida Anna and Helen Clemens came home Friday to spend summer with parents. Mr and Mrs R G Trask Mr and Mrs Geo Everett and Mrs H B Marcy are in Tacoma this week for grand lodge meetings. Mrs Newton Gilkey returned Thursday from Washington Normal commencement at Ellensburg with daughter Rena, a graduate.
Mrs Cummings entertained at Mrs Maude Lovell's home on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Bessie Strubel arrived from Tacoma for summer vacation. Miss Mona O'Donnell also arrived from Tacoma for a relative visit. Mayor Wakefield appointed Thorvald Sivam as police justice replacing L R Byrne who resigned. Ida Dixon returned from Ellensburg Normal for summer at home. Mrs L E Byles hosted guests on West Anderson street Wednesday afternoon. Tra Spencer of Clark County visited Dr and Mrs Blair on route from the G A R meeting at Hoquiam. Bud Taylor sustained a serious cut to his leg at Dickson and Tobey's camp and received treatment at Blair hospital. A J A McSperritt plans to start rebuilding the old structure on Young Street.
Ella J. Murphy of Montesano and Matthew M. Kerr were married at St. Joseph's in Elma with Father Francis officiating. George Avery plans a first class dancing hall. Mills of Olympia arrived in Elma to work on the Alma cutoff road. Mrs Pendixon hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering with several local guests.
Harry Parsons of Tacoma visits the home of F. H. Stevens. Shingle shipments reach the east by Smith and Walch. A boy born to Mr and Mrs John Nelson of Olympia on Thursday June 16. Layton Palmer wed Miss Ruth Brustrom at Chehalis on Monday June 20. Mrs. Win Simmons visits from St Helens to see relatives. Mrs Hannah Hansen of Jellingham returns from Garrard Creek. Mrs Agnes Little of Aberdeen informs of her sister Mrs Charett illness and improvement after arrival.
Grays Harbor immigration inspector L G Fuller and his wife depart on Tuesday for Seattle to oversee the transfer of a car load of convicts bound for a New York prison. Six attendants will accompany the prisoners as Mrs Fuller serves as matron for the dangerous task. After delivery of charges, Fuller will receive a leave of absence.
Hoquiam reports N F Lytle has awarded a local contract for a two story concrete business block with 100 foot frontage on I and Seventh streets. The estimated cost is about 50000 dollars.
The city restricts shooting firecrackers torpedoes toy pistols and explosives in a defined district and within one block of lumber yards or factories. Fire crackers under five inches may be excused if cautiously handled by competent persons on other streets. Confetti throwing is prohibited due to prior abuse during the Census Carnival.
Official inspections of the Bar progress show water depth of 80 feet over the Grays Harbor bar. Jetty work promises to achieve a harbor as good as New York, with a 20 to 22 foot channel and plans for extending the north jetty by 2,000 feet this year.
A rubber company official urges motorists to keep tires inflated hard to reduce friction and heat. Tests show overinflation extends tire life, especially on overloaded tires, by providing a cushion of air rather than rubber. Motorists should regularly inspect and top up air to gain better service and value.
A motor epidemic in England sees cars used as traveling banks that visit homes to secure deposits, reflecting the expanding role of the automobile in daily life across multiple fields.
Prof. A. A. Scott and his daughter Miss Jeanette returned from Tacoma after attending the Northwest Music Teachers convention. Miss Scott scored a grand success in her recital with Beethoven's Sonata Pathetique and was invited by Prof. Kimball of the state university to give a fall recital.
Judge W. W. Langhorne returned Saturday from a several week absence during which he tried cases in Chehalis South Bend and Tacoma He plans to move his library and effects back to Chehalis this week He dislikes leaving Aberdeen but must move to preserve a large legal practice built over twenty years in Chehalis
Joseph A. Graham, traveling penitentiary guard and past grand master, arrived home Friday to join the Odd Fellows anniversary. He then went to Montesano to escort Ed. Sandberg to the penitentiary for a two year sentence on log stealing charges.
The supreme court dismissed the appeal of the defendant in the Montesano vs Montesano Light and Water case. The company is enjoined from laying wooden water mains in proposed paved streets and must install eight inch iron pipes.
The City Messenger company announces two new telephones Nos. 1531 and 1541 with one always open. Call either number and Central will connect to us. JOS Farrell, Manager.
Two common causes of excessive tire heating are misaligned wheels causing friction and springs ill suited to the road. Misalignment is easy to detect and remedy. Very stiff springs can make wheels bounce causing heavy friction and axle movement, increasing tire wear and costs.
The article explains that knocks may stem from loose bearings in the gear case or loosened bolts joining the gear case halves. Diagnosis often relies on touch, as vibration rises with engine speed.
The article stresses that most faults arise from poor localization of the problem before repairs. Misguided or indiscriminate changes often worsen conditions and complicate the correction process.
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