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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
3
Aberdeen columns list residents visiting Seattle Spokane and Portland. Local clubs meet hostesses entertain callers offices advertise goods from Evans Drug Co. and A Star Transfer. Several families plan moves to Montesano Seattle and Alaska.
The Franklin school Parent Teachers association entertained the teachers at ten on Saturday afternoon in Knights of Pythias hall. A musical program was rendered.
The firm began work on a new road up the hill from Thirteenth street to access land it owns there. The proposed route will run along the side hill with an easier grade and only one bridge needed.
A Saturday fire partially destroyed the Brodeski dwelling at 2007 Railroad Avenue. Officials say the attic fire started from a defective flue and the house was saved from total loss by the quick action of the fire department. Insurance covers about 200 dollars in damages.
Pat Martin, head of the gang that robbed the Steiglitz jewelry store last spring, is imprisoned at New Westminster B C serving six months. County Attorney J E Stewart asks Governor List er to issue extradition papers for Martin’s return after his sentence ends.
The Herald stands as Chehalis County’s most widely read newspaper, attracting advertisers who value broad reach and high readership. Its prominence shapes local marketing choices and information flow across the community.
Mrs. Mary Kearney aged 68 longtime Thurston county pioneer died last Tuesday at her Olympia home. She came from New York state in 1874 and lived in Thurston County until her death. Funeral held Friday at Catholic church with Rev. Father Mally officiating. Survived by husband Thomas Kearney three sons William and Thomas J Kearney of Olympia Henry J Kearney of Little Rock three daughters Mrs James Twohy Mrs Eli Barr and Mrs John O Hare and two brothers John Byrne of Olympia and Patrick Byrne of Portland.
Mrs. Olive A Ballou and Mr Henry C Davis of Cosmopolis were married last Saturday at the Congregational church with Rev Charles Mc Dermoth officiating. The couple left for Portland for a short visit before returning to Cosmopolis to reside.
Small ranch offered for sale or trade. Contact J. W. Snow at Union Furniture Co in Aberdeen or call 376-R in Hoquiam. Listing appears in a local classifieds section with a 38-8t deadline.
University of Washington president Thomas F. Kane spoke at a weekly Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He addressed the chamber on the university’s work as the Herald prepared to publish.
Kalem feature shown Tuesday to Thursday March 11 12 and 13 presents the life of Christ in scenes shot in the Holy Land and Egypt by a company of forty two. Sacred songs by a male quartet accompany the six reels with authentic locations including Garden of Gethsemane Mount of Olives Sea of Galilee and Calvary
After nearly a year of work the St Rose Academy expansion is finished. The building now offers modern facilities and adds room for 25 additional boarding students.
The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. from the Methodist Church. The body lies in state at her late home 208 North K Street from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Montesano report claimed Wilson Bros. & Co. paid taxes only on mill and city property. The company sent a nearly five thousand dollar check covering all taxes due in Chehalis County, disproving the rumor.
The Empire theater opened last night after a shipping delay, showing the Sarah Bernhardt films again and promising another showing tonight. Gaumont State Right feature In the Claws of the Leopard presents miners using a beast to eliminate a widow while a gold claim motive drives theft. The leopard attack endangers Mrs. Waring as she endures the animal’s fangs and claws.
Registration books will close promptly at 5 o clock next Saturday afternoon. Voters not on the register by then will be unable to vote on Monday.
Ed McGuire, the complaining witness, drew the fine as costs totaling 18 dollars after a court found the charge against Chris Cadgas a frame-up. The pistol threat accusation was dismissed as a sham.
Frank Borden was bound over to answer in the superior court yesterday on a charge of assaulting his aged mother. He was arrested last Friday and does not seem quite rational.
The Supreme Court modified the Chehalis county superior court ruling directing Title Guaranty and Surety to pay 290 dollars and 54 cents for ties furnished William Dutcher under a street improvement contract in Aberdeen.
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