Chehalis County Happenings From Aberdeen Herald
Items of interest from all sections of Chehalis County gathered by Aberdeen Herald correspondents and county exchanges. Rev Riordan returned from Tacoma, Miss Carlton attended a Montesano wedding, Lou Tullis leaves for Quinault to run W W Kurtz business, Mrs Allen of Montesano visits son Ralph, J Ross Karr returns to Olympia, George Mullen learns of friend’s death in Seattle, C H Falk heads to Meriden Conn via San Francisco, Peter Granstrom moves to new residence, Geo L Davis returns to streets after illness, Jank Acheson back from Seattle to Hoquiam Sash & Door, J R Rothbert of Damon expects plant to start next week after fire, Mr and Mrs J E Calder return from Southern California tour.
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Chehalis County
Aberdeen Herald
J. Ross Karr
Olympia
George Mullen
Seattle
C. H. Falk
Meriden
Conn
San Francisco
Peter Granstrom
Karr
Filmore Street
Geo. L. Davis
Jank Acheson
Fin
Hoqnam Sash & Door
J. R. Rothbert
Damon
Rothbert
Local Socials and Travel Notes From Montesano Area
Miss Rath Townsend visits Tacoma hosted by Mrs. J W Stamper. J B Kesterson leaves for Sound cities on a short business trip. Mrs A D Wood of Aberdeen visits Montesano friends. Steamer Fulton departs Montesano mill with 400000 feet lumber for San Francisco. Marriage licenses issued include George W Morgan and Nettie May Birchall among others. Mercedes Bignold visits from Tacoma to her parents Jike and Mrs L B Bignold. Mrs Glenn at Green River Hot Springs recovering and soon returning home. William Moore travels to Green River for medical care ahead of another operation.
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Rath Townsend
Tacoma
J. W. Stamper
J. B. Kesterson
Sound Cities
George W. Morgan
Nettie May Birchall
Oscar H. Carlton
Emma H. Winter
Mercedes Bignold
Prof
Venino
Tacotoa
Jike
L. B. Bignold
John Glenn
Elma Gossip Notes Include Visitors and Local Deals
Chas DeBruler of Montesano visited Elma last Tuesday. E Case of Raymond and F M Paul of Burns Oregon visited Elma in the past week. Charles Haner of this city hosts his brother in law. Mrs James McQueen and Harold of Tacoma visited Mrs L A Blair last week. Byron Nix bought the John Rambo farm on Workman Creek. L I Wakefield and Willie Crisp bought the Elma Chop House from Pease and Watkins. F E Tompkins went to Portland on hardware and furniture business. A E McSorley received a Briarwood Kennel Aireale puppy last Tuesday and has other fine dogs. Mr and Mrs Ben Martin and Homer to reside again on East Main Street. friends welcome them back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Nix
Green Cedar Camp
Hag
John Rambo
Workman Creek
L. I. Wakefield
Willie Crisp
Elma
Pease & Watkins
F. E. Tompkins
Portland
A. E. McSorley
Briarwood
Seattle
McSorley
Ben Martin
Homer
East Main Street
Local notes of travels and deaths from the region
James Wolfe suffers a severe grippe attack. Cliff Conch departed for Goldfield Nevada. Mrs Marion Criss took a business and pleasure trip to Olympia. Marion Mills of Centralia visits his brother W B Mills for a few days. Id ONeil, recent Portland worker, visited town last week. Miss Calla Balch of Seattle visited her mother Mrs A Balch from Saturday to Tuesday. Alvin J Myers, wife and Richard Bowers, wife traveled to Olympia for the funeral of their grandmother Mrs G W Mills who died Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wolfe
Cliff Conch
Goldfield
Nevada
Marion Criss
Olympia
Id O’neil
Portland
Calla Balch
Seattle
A. Balch
Alvin J. Myers
Richard Bowers
G. W. Mills
Found at Last Perfect Pill Dr Kings New Life Pills
J A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia declares he has found the perfect pill for torpid liver and constipation. He recommends Dr King s New Life Pills as a guaranteed effective remedy. Evans Drug Co offers them for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Harmon
Sizemore
West Va
Dr. King
Evans Drug Co. Drug Store
Buster Brown at Grand theater promises grand new show
The Grand theater presents Buster Brown in a newly rewritten production with added music scenery and costumes. The cast features Master Helton Edgar Bixley Little Mattie Lockette Alf Grady Mamie Goodrich Mae Hilton Fred Nolan Josephine Stolba Lizzie McCall Alf Hilton and forty chorus beauties. The Bobby Burns Brigade drill of twenty four girls plus the Seaforth Lances Band will be featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theater
Buster Brown
Master Helton
Edgar Bixley
Bobby Burns’ Brigade
Seaforth Lances Band
Piano for Sale by Cap S C Mitch ell
No.1 Wilson piano offered for sale as Captain Mitch ell moves. Very cheap price. Inspect at office location 109 North G Street. Call to arrange examination.
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Wilson
S. C. Mitchell
North G St
The Herald Promises Reach Across Gray’s Harbor
The Herald emphasizes its status as Gray’s Harbor’s most widely read newspaper, appealing to advertisers who seek broad local exposure and trusted community coverage.
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Herald
Gray’s Harbor
Seeming Excuses and Eccentric Fans in Public Life
A set of pointed paragraphs discusses excuses and behavior, noting that lack of opportunity excuses laziness and that some treat new friends better than old ones. A theater box office anecdote shows a determined man buying two seats at any price, while a Shakespeare reference describes the hyena as a male female changer of sex who mimics human speech and lures hounds.
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Atchison Globe
New York Post
Shakespeare
John Trevisa
Chickering
Kimball, Storey & Clark
Hobart M. Cable
Pease
D. S. Johnston Co
D. $. Johnston Co
Pacific Coast
Dominion of Canada
Old Mexico
D. C. Johnston Co
United States
Boyish Prank Ends With Ostrich Egg Suspicion
Little Johnnie hid an ostrich egg in the fowl run tied to a beam as a prank after his bantam hens laid small eggs. A card reading Keep your eye on this and do your best appeared above the egg, prompting his father to suspect the stunt.
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Johnnie
London
Man notes horse race track proves troublesome friend
A Washington Star quote features a man praising animals and Mrs. Torkins replying that a race horse can prove to be a troublesome companion once on the track. The exchange highlights tension between affection for animals and their competitive dangers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoquiam
Father Riordan
Miss Carlton
Montesano
Lou Tullis
the Quinault
W. W. Kurtz
W. Allen
Ralph
J. E. Calder
California
Tacoma Boosters’ Club
A. D. Wood
Aberdeen
Fulton
William Moore
Green River Hot Springs
Kloeber
Chas. DeBruler
E. Case
Raymond
F. M. Paul
Burns
Oregon
Charles Haner
James McQueen
Harold
L. A. Blair
Oakville
Marion Mills
Centralia
W. B. Mills
the Grand
Herald Printers
Wishkah
Tel
Ness
the Boston Clothing
Kirschbaum
THE
Boston
West
D. S. Johnston
Heron St
Evans’ Drug Store
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