Town News Briefs from Aberdeen and Nearby
Dr. A J Dinse travels to Portland. Easter break at St Rose Academy. Aberdeen patent awarded for a cooking utensil. Montesa no visitor Ruth Townsend. Mrs A G Ennis returns from Elma. J Howard and daughter Mary go to Everett. Mayor Benn returns from Taholah vacation. F R Archer leaves for Quinsault reservation. Jolly Girls club host by Carman Hoquiam. Westminster Guild meets with Minnie Glidden. Knights of Columbus plan April 11 ball. R S C club meets at Mrs Houston. Thursday Bridge club meets at Mrs Parks. Dinse, Pearson, Young plan Alaska summer. Judge Quinn acts city attorney. Wade absent. Frank G Jones leaves for San Francisco. Robson illness cancels Grand Theater show. Ladies Aid reception at Mrs Johnson. City officer arrests wife for abusive language. judge declines prosecution. Nina Tretrake returns from Portland. Milk cow for sale by R A Wiley. L A Webb in city from Pasadena. Randolph returns from Centra lia trip. Jean Mann returns to Seattle. A L Davenport hosts Tuesday Bridge club. Mrs Charles Camillo hosts Monday club. Connie West returns to Seattle. Percy Perry visits from Seattle. Rev Greene preaches in Tacoma. Mrs Ellen McNeil and Angus McNeil visit Montesano. J A White family from Spokane visits Aberdeen. Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Anderson. John Landgren leaves for Astoria. Axel Carlson committed to Montesano asylum. G H P Ry Co vs Lindstrom Shipbuilding Co trial. New families seek housing as city fills. Mrs Camillo and sons return from California. Swastika club outing to Bijou theater. Arthur O Parker and wife move to Edgley ND.
Local notices and social updates from Elma and Aberdeen
Rexall Kidney Pills advertised at 50 cents in Rexall store. Frank S. Taylor, Elma mill man, seen transacting business in Aberdeen. Mrs J Laung leaves for Sturgeon Missouri for extended visit. Rev E R Prichard and family receive farewell at Presbyterian church. Congregational ladies plan home cooking sale at W Cram Matte store. Congregational youth plan sunrise Easter prayer meeting. invitations sent citywide. W J Murray K E T agent at N P Depot vacationing in Seattle. A Schweintorth covers duties. River street 10 inch water main near completion. T street line also finished improving mill water supply. Evangelist Turk to close M E church meeting next Sunday. turnout rising but below expectations. Contractor Peterson advancing street filling between Wiskah and Market. two weeks to complete hollowed street with planking.
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Rexall
Tfey Frank S. Taylor
Elma Mill
Aberdeen
River Street
G Street
Heron
Evangelist Turk
M. E. Church
Card of Thanks from Featherly Family
Mr and Mrs A W Featherly thank the Aberdeen firemen for their excellent work and friends for assistance when their home was burned out last Sunday.
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A. W. Featherly
The
Herald
Aberdeen
Fire in Aberdeen dwelling slight damage only
Firemen Answered a report of a slight fire at a home owned by Mrs. J. M. Walker on Summit Street yesterday afternoon. The blaze was extinguished by the chemical engine with little damage reported.
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Aberdeen
J. M. Walker
Summit Street
Mother Superior Visits Seattle Hospitals and Academy
Mother Angela of Seattle head of the Sisters of St. Dominic visited St. Joseph's hospital and St. Rose Academy this week She departed yesterday for Centralia to spend a few days with family and friends in the region
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Mother Angela
Seattle
Provincal
The
Sisters of St. Dominic
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Rose Academy
Angela
Centralia
Church Relocated and Groundwork Underway on G Street
The Catholic church and parish house were moved from Third street to the rear of the lots facing G street. The old site is being graded for a new edifice to be erected this year.
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Third Street
G Street
Aberdeen Firm to Build Shingle Mill
The F. G. Deming Lumber and Shingle company plans a new shingle mill at Markham with a daily capacity of 300,000. The plant will use upright machines and be thoroughly modern, located near a large cedar body owned by the company.
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F. G. Deming Lumber & Shingle Company
Markham
Shingle Mill Case Verdict in Tenino Promissory Notes Suit
In Leitch and Walker versus Young and Bacon the superior court jury ruled for Leitch and Walker Tuesday, awarding 3500 dollars. The suit claimed promissory notes tied to a shingle mill sale. defendants argued they were misled about timber included with the mill and refused payment.
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Leitch & Walker
Young & Bacon
Tenino
The Olympia Canal Meeting Draws Poor Attendance
The Tuesday night council room gathering on the Puget Sound to Grays Harbor ship canal drew few attendees. H P Sheel and E T Kenyon outlined the project and its promised benefits to Grays Harbor and the promoting company, noting federal backing would follow preliminary work.
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Puget Sound
Grays Harbor
H. P. Sheel
E. T. Kenyon
Degree Team Heads to South Bend for District Convention
The Degree team of the Knights of Pythias will depart next Saturday for South Bend to compete for prizes, with Wishkah lodge led by Prof. Greenleaf showing strong promise to win.
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Knights of Pythias
South Bend
Wishkah Lodge
Greenleaf
Waterfront Fleet Updates From Slade Mill Cargoes
Barks and steamers including John Smith Silealey Comet Roy Somers Borealis and others are loading at Slade Union Hul burt Wilson Adams Anderson Middleton and Aberdeen mills for destinations such as San Pedro San Francisco San Diego Honolulu and Hilo. Vessels like Newburg Fair Oaks Centralia and Santa Barbara sailed from Slade and Union mills while Helene Wiliam Olsen Walliam Murphy await orders or dock at ports in Honolulu China and beyond.
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Roy Somers
Cosmopolis
San Pedro
Borealis
Union Mill
Kakilui
H. i
Wawoma
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Mills
San Francisco
Helene
Honolulu
Wiliam Olsen
Aberdeen Seattle interurban railway meeting planned
A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and county commercial groups will be held next Monday evening in the city council room to discuss the Aberdeen Seattle inter urban railway. Full attendance is urged.
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Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Death of Mrs Eisner at Age 24 in Portland Heights
Mrs. Mary Eisner of Portland Heights died yesterday in a local hospital from blood poisoning aged 24. She leaves a husband and two small children. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at Randolph's funeral parlors.
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Mary Eisner
Portland Heights
Randolph
Death of Tuberculosis Victim John Edward Kahala
John Edward Kahala died Monday night at a local hospital after a prolonged illness described as the white plague. He was 26. He leaves two brothers in Aberdeen and the funeral is planned for next Sunday afternoon.
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John Edward Kahala
Aberdeen
Students Reinstated After Expulsion Controversy
High school students expelled for a "Loud Lock" frolic were restored to classes by order of Superintendent Wilson after parental protests and steps toward legal action. The reinstatement resumes the usual school routine on High School Hill.
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Wilson
Surprise birthday breakfast honors Reverend McDermoth
Reverend Charles McDermoth woke to an elaborately laid breakfast table and a company of guests including Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Alburty, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fuller. Mrs. MacDermoth organized the gathering to mark his birthday.
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Charles McDermoth
Roy C. Sargent
Alburty
J. H. Fuller
Wouldn't Alter His Face
A prominent Russian statesman who resembles the czar is advised to alter his appearance. Nicholas asks him to shave his beard, warning that his likeness to the emperor could bring danger. The statesman refuses, saying he is proud of the resemblance. The czar fears nihilists may alter his face if he does not.
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Nicholas
Czar
Fashion at the Church: Monday Headlines From New York
Prominent New York newspaper features weekly notes on what wealthy churchgoers wore the prior day. The item reflects society dress as a news beat and highlights Monday coverage of church fashion.
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New York
Collier’s
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A. J. Dinse
Portland
Mattie I. Dolan
Ruth Townsend
Montesano
J. Howard
Mary
Everett
Cas Baas
EF. B. Benn
Taholah
Beh Resa
F. R. Archer
Quinsault Indian Reservation
the Jolly Girls’ Club
Mrs. FY
L. Carman
Hoquiam
Westminster Guild
Minnie Glidden
North G Street
Knights of Columbus
William Houston
West Market Street
Thursday Bridge Club
James Parks
West Heron Street
Si— F. S. Tyler
A. W. Deming
John Emley
T. EE. Combs
Elma
G. A. R. Club
J. M. McNamara
South Broadway
T. W. Knotts
Albany
Oregon
City
C. BE. Brownell
S. K. Bowes
Wednesday Bridge Club
Fifth and Broadway
C. W. Hutton
John HH. Guanee
London
O. Christianson
P. Clifton
Carmell
Wisconsin
Lowry Minklett
M. Robinson
North E Street
Christian Science Church
First Street
Broadway
Review Club
Leith Pearson
Chester Young
North Aberdeen
Alaska
J. B. Quinn
Wade
California
Frank G. Jones
United States National Bank
Contrect May Robson
Grand Theater
Spokane
the Ladies Aid Society of
the Presbyterian Church
B. F. Johnson
East First Street
W. A. White
Nina Tretrake
R. A. Wiley
L. A. Webb
Pasadena
Cal
Hous Ss. A. Randolph
Sion
Jean Mann
H. S. Jones
A. L. Davenport
West First Street
San
Charles Camillo
East Second Street
Connie West
C. HE
Juanette
Percy Perry
Ella Perry
F. W. W. Greene
Tacoma
Dr. Webbs
John Camillo
Talitha Cumi Club
East
Wishkah Street
Mamie Moore
Ellen McNeil
George Eddy
Angus McNeil
J. A. White
Ladies Aid Society of the
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Axel Anderson
John Landgren
Astoria
Columbia River Packing Association
Axel Carlson
Clemons
Lindstrom Shipbuilding Co
Supreme Court
Severa
Whaere
A. A. Camillo and Sons
Redding
J. J. Johnson
G. Besileeton
Episcopal Church
St. Andrews Church
Greene
Arthur O. Parker
Edgley
North Dakota
Parker
Johnston
Rev
E. R. Prichard
Presbyterian Church
the Congregational Church
W. Crammatte
Heron Street
Atin
Congregational Church
W. J. Murray
N. P. Depot
A. Schweintorth
Mr. Murry
Peterson
Wiskah
Market
Mother Superior
Olympia Canal
K. P
Broadway Pharmacy
Barkentine
John Smith
Slade Mill
San Diego
Silealey
Union Mil
Comet
Hulburt Mill
Newburg
Fair Oaks
Sophie Christianson
West Mill
G. C. Lindauer
Wilson Mill
Aohse
G. W. Watson
Anderson & Middleton Mill
Hilo
IH. T
A. &. Johnson
Santa Barbara
Walliam
Murphy
Federal Mill
Hazel Dollar
China
Jane Tl
Stanford
Interurban Meeting
M. A. Packard
Oxford
A. W. Barkley
G St
Best Men’ Store
West Heron St. Tel
Aberdeer
South H Street
Jeff
Bieck
Hote
Satsop
School House
Lafayette ST
J. W. Musgrove
E. F. Jones
R. He Keagy
E.F. Jones & CO
South G Street
A. J. Stewart
West Heron St
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