Chehalis County News Briefs From Aberdeen Herald
Chehalis County items survey local society and illness notes from Aberdeen Herald correspondents. William Thompson is seriously ill at home. Henry Levi plans property deals on Second Street. Miss May Cogdin hospitalized. Mrs Frank Morgan and children enjoy an outing at Seaside Beach. the Lattures relocate to Portland. Mr and Mrs Brinn welcome a newborn eight pounds. Roxie Gee visits from Montesano. Hickin relatives host Lawrence Anstutz in Riverton, California. Mrs Slalbert and daughter return from Newport Oregon. David Caplan visits from Weiser Idaho. extended East trip includes a stop in Florida.
Oakville News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Harvey's grandson visits from Elma as Ward Tottman returns to Oakville from Wisconsin after two years. Attorney Norman S. Richards to prize a best tennis team on August 1. Schoolhouse construction progresses with a businesslike appearance. Miss Lulu and Agnes Fisher return to Centralia after visiting Oakville. Josephine Quigley leaves for southern Wisconsin with her mother Mrs. C N Mills accompanying to Tacoma.
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Ward Tottman
C. N. Mills
Oakville
Wisconsin
Norman S. Richards
Lulu
Agnes Fisher
Centralia
Josephine Quigley
Tacoma
Montesano Fleet In Handsome New Pioneer Street Office
Aberdeen figures report FP Field purchasing Polsfoot property in Stambuck addition to build a home thereon. Misses Deborah and Elsie Carr return from the East to spend months with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. F L Carr. Miss Mannie Putman returns to her First National Bank position after a North River trip. John Golyn, foreman on the new courthouse project, leaves for Seattle to pursue independent contracting. Celia Gleason returns from Holy Names Academy in Seattle accompanied by Rose Gough of Seattle. Dr G J Wartman hires Albert Schafer to construct a seven room two story safe with bath on Fourth street. Work on the Syverson inn advances with six carloads of machinery now here awaiting installation for an August start.
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Celia Gleason
Holy Names Academy
Saeattle
Sue
Rose Wie Gough
Seattle
G. J. Wartman
Albert Schafer
Wis
Fourth Street
Syverson Inn
Elma progress and business news from July 1910
Progress at the pencil plant and Elma merchants closing shops for harvest. July Fourth events include a new 5 room West Young street house sale to Frank H Banner. Mrs Adams arrive from Hartshorn Oklahoma to live near Elma with two sons. Olympia cut-off work continues and band leases Old Elma Opera House. Commercial club signs Pacific Telephone contract linking McClearyville and White Star. Also a divorce summons filed in Chehalis County Court against William Beach by Fay E Beach with a sixty day answer frame.
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Stitch
Actire
Henry McCleary
Pacific Telephone Commany
McClearyville
White Star
W C T U Convention Held at Elma with Delegation
The seventeenth annual Chehalis county W C T U convention met in Elma on Tuesday and Wednesday with a large Aberdeen delegation led by Mrs T C Bundy. The program featured a Matron's gold medal contest officer elections and a mock legislature along with timely papers that were well received.
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Chehalis County
Elma
Aberdeen
T. C. Bundy
Wartiainen Lawsuit Between Heimi and Carl Wartiainen
The case named Heimi S. Wartiainen sues Carl Wartiainen in a titled court. The order requests action within sixty days after June 30, 1910, under the above entitled proceedings in Washington.
Elma Plans Growth Through Farm Land Development
A Seattle PI correspondent lauds Elma Washington for its plan to grow a permanent population by developing adjacent logged-off lands for farming and dairying. The Commercial club promotes garden tracts and dairy potential with $15 to $200 per acre land values, electric power, and a municipal water system supporting a 3,500 resident city with strong schools and creameries.
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Elma
Seattle P.I
Southwestern
Washington Improvement Associaton
Washington
Ilma
C. H. Boynton
Elma Chronicle
Commercial Club
Kima
Elma Banks
Chehalis
Iilma
Coquaham
How to Wash Irish Crochet Collars
Instructions advise washing Irish crochet collars in hot white soap suds, rinsing in several waters, squeezing moisture between cloths, pinning to a cushion to dry with edges pulled out and fixed, and sun drying if yellowed. The piece should dry to look like new.
Anti-Saloon League Holds Hoquiam Convention
The Chehalis County Anti-Saloon League opened its campaign with a Y M C A convention and 26 delegates. Frank R. Margetts reviewed three years of work, new nominating committee was chosen, and officers were elected including Rev. James A. Laurie as president.
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Anti-Saloon League
James A. Laurie
Frank Bean
E. R. D. Hollensted
Grant Wheeler
Hembling Divorce Notice in Chehalis County
Julia E Hembling sues William Hembling in Chehalis County Washington. William Hembling must answer within sixty days after the first publication. The case concerns a divorce and related relief with the last publication dated August 4.
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Wilson Buttner
Plaintiff
Aberdeen
Chehalis County
State of Washington
Body of Irwin McGee Found Near Humptulips River
The body of Irwin McGee, a young boy who drowned while fishing in the Humptulips river on Sunday, was recovered Monday afternoon about a mile north of Dr. H. C. Watkins' place and brought to Hoquiam.
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Irwin McGee
Humptulips River
H. C. Watkins
Hoquiam
Firecracker and Confetti Ban During 4th Celebration
A city ordinance bans shooting firecrackers torpedoes and explosive devices within defined boundaries and near factories. Confetti throwing is prohibited due to prior abuse, with limited exception for small firecrackers under five inches by competent persons on other streets.
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Market Street
Chehalis
Wishkah
K Street
City Messenger Adds Two Phones for Central Calls
The City Messenger company reports two new telephone numbers 1531 and 1541, with one line always open for central calls. Jos Farrell, manager, notes service updates and invites patrons to call for prompt connection.
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City Messenger Company
Central
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