Chehalis County Happenings From Around the County
Mrs. Robert Ewart leaves for Tacoma for several days visiting friends Col Ring a prominent Saginaw lumberman is a business visitor in Hoquiam Louis Caley a mail clerk on the Northern Pacific rejoicing over birth of daughter Mr and Mrs George Allman have returned from Olympia after visiting friends Toe Kline a well known logger returned from Missouri where he spent the winter Mrs Moekca Jett went to Yakima to visit her parents Hoquiam James Aiar son of Hoquiam is visiting relatives Hermon Enfeld who went to Port in last Saturday to bedside of her husband hasto wed home The funeral of William Peck who died suddenly is held in Baptist church.
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Louis Caley
Northern Pacific
George Allman
Olympiaa
Toe Kline
Missouri
Moekca
Real estate transfers and local notes from Montesano
Montesano R H Fleet reports activities including sale of the Bower property on Third Street to Green Smith Aberdeen and Miss Stella Coa visiting relative Mrs. Robert Shore at Shelton. Ben Yuden buys West Broad lot. T B Reed moves from Aloha to four acre Wess property. February county receipts total 972.85 with expenses 508.33 leaving net 464.22.
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R. H. Fleet
Bower
Third Street
Green Smith
Aberdeen
Ben Yuden
West Broad Street
Treasury
the Sun
Hoquiam Nurse Graduates Training School Seeks Spokane Home
Miss Caryl Taylor, a graduate nurse of Hoquiam General Hospital training school, completed her work Tuesday and left on the afternoon train for Seattle en route to her Spokane home while Fiary A. Ferguson preached the sermon.
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Emi
Caryl Taylor
Hoquiam General Hospital
Seattle
Spokane
W C T U Meeting Held at Local Home
The W C T U met at the home of a member for a routine gathering. Members discussed community petitions and shared updates on upcoming charity activities and domestic safety initiatives.
Community Social Plans and Local Business Moves
Mrs L A Blair hosts a St Patrick social in the J O O F hall on March 17. Archie Monahan and family occupy rooms with Mrs Amster as hostess, while Miss Le Vatte joins Blair hospital as head nurse. Wyoming visitors scout farm lands. I C Smith moves his mill to Bush Creek with a timber hold. A March 1 syndicate takes charge of the Eagles theater under George Avery as manager.
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Aout Fms
St. Patrick
J. O. O. F. Hall
Ca Ee I. C. Smith
Elma
Smithville
Bush Creek
J. R. O'Donnel
Arthur Devonshire
Tf. TL. Minard & Co
Avery & Allison
Eagles Theater
Will
George Avery
Born on Sunday a girl to the Wakefields
A daughter was born Sunday February 246 to Mr. and Mrs. L Wakefield. Mrs. J W Scott remains ill at home but shows slow improvement. LeRoy Myers learns of his sister Mrs. Sarah Stone's death in South Tacoma on a recent Wednesday. The Oakville Esles plan a ball on the 19th, promising a lively event. T M Pulford of Oakville Meat Market and Miss Maude Dicks of Centralia wed in Chehalis on Tuesday March 1.
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L. Wakefield
J. W. Scott
Joe Manermann
Olympia
LeRoy Myers
Sarah Stone
South Tacoma
T. M. Pulford
Oakville
Miss Maude Dicks
Centralia
Chehalis
Novel Exhibit At A Fair Features Beauty's Toll Theme
More than sixty leading American illustrators, newspaper artists and caricaturists contribute to a painting exhibit for the Actors fund fair in New York. The theme is actress having her slipper tied by a man, titled Beauty's Toll. Artists in charge include Albert Sterner W D Stevens and H S Watson. The fair runs May 9 to 14 and artworks will be auctioned at closing.
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America
New York City
Albert Sterner
W. D. Stevens
H.S. Watson
Players Club
New York
Marriage Income Rule Warns Couples in Pittsburgh
The Rev Wright Gibson of McKees Rocks Presbyterian Church in Pittsburg states he will not unite engaged couples unless the groom can prove an income of at least $2000 per year. He argues current prices require this income to live and that poverty leads to divorces, so he will not aid divorces.
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Wright Gibson
Mclxees Rocks Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Australia names first Australian Navy ship Parramatta
The first unit of the Australian Navy was launched at Govan Scotland with Mrs Asquith naming the torpedo boat destroyer Parramatta. The ship of the improved river class registers 700 tons and is tasked to uphold British naval traditions in the dominions overseas.
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Australia
Govan
Scotland
Asquith
Commonwealth of Australia
Parramatta
Dominions
Know Thyself Sermon Sparks Sleepy Scottish Pulpit
A new Scotch minister struggles to command attention in a parish church. He raps the pulpit and sternly chides a somnolent congregation before choosing the text Know thyself and warning against profitless acquaintances. The scene ends with fading murmur and lingering irony.
Clover Junction Vindicator Serves Final Issue
An irate subscriber in Drearyhurst demands his weekly paper but the postmaster explains the Clover Junction Vindicator has collapsed and ceased publication two weeks earlier. The man vows to complain to the government over the loss.
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Drearyhurst
Clover Junction
Mr. Kincaid
Chicago Tribune
Canada’s Great Water Power Estimated at 25 Million HP
The water power of Canada is estimated by E. R. Young at 25 000 000 horsepower. Quebec accounts for 17 000 000 with 9 000 000 at Hamilton Falls. Ontario totals 3 800 000, BC 2 000 000, Alberta 1 000 000, with the rest shared among other provinces.
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Canada
E. R. Young
Quebec
Hamilton Falls
Niagara
Ontario
British Columbia
Alberta
Lloyd-George: From Welsh Village to British Budget Champion
The piece portrays David Lloyd-George as a steady, principled leader with a silvery tongue who rose from a Welsh village to champion the British budget. At forty seven he is likened to Gladstone in vision and resolve, valuing conviction over brilliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Lloyd-George
David Lloyd-George
Gladstone
City Herald Delivery Notice for Monday and Thursday
Publisher asks City subscribers who miss the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays or Thursdays to notify City Messenger Co tel 8551 and the paper will be sent to their address promptly.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
Herald Printery Ad Promotes Wide Printing Services
A large patrons list leads the Herald Printery advertisement offering services from aio milk tickets to full sheet posters and inviting business in this line.
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Herald Printery
Aio
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Robert Shore
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Wess
Aloha
Fiarry A. Ferguson
Tes
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C. Bogan
J. M. Bowes
L. A. Blair
Archie Monahan
Yacobt
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Boston Hospital
Miss Saunders
Blair Hospital
Amster Ae
Albert Gebhart
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