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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
7
Neil Twomey brings Freckles from Gene Stratton-Porter's novel to the stage as a bright character comedy drama. The production promises tender simplicity and natural charm with the legendary freckled waif as the central figure.
The Trustee's Board of Mon tesano invites proposals to change the constitution or by-laws and urges members to file names for membership before the May 7 meeting at 2 PM. Eligible residents include spouses and children over 21 whose residence began before 1886. The board will consider rally meeting place invitations.
Hoquiam city commission selects Grays Harbor Construction for asphaltic concrete paving from Sixth to Eighth on M Street at a bid of 6114.60. M D Hogan bid 6457.20.
L. W. Starbuck and Mrs. Florence Kelly, an Everett eloping couple living in Hoquiam, were arrested Tuesday night on a warrant by the woman's husband Thomas J. Kelly. Mrs. Kelly claimed sole blame and asked Starbuck be spared. the pair were taken to Montesano to await trial.
Nineteen property owners on Eklund avenue filed a protest with the city commission against the plank road improvement from Jefferson to Filmore streets. They call the project a tax burden and damage to property and urge replacing plank with broken gravel when needed. A May 14 hearing will address the street improvement resolution.
The body found about two miles from Hoquiam harbor may be a Rosecrans crew member. Identification rests on oil-sodden shoes and clothing matching cargo from the Rosecrans when she wrecked near the Columbia mouth months ago.
Announcement by President George F. Cuthbert and J. C. Bunch of Northwest Mausoleum Company declares a mausoleum will be built in Hoquiam this year. Details on size and cost are pending while offices open in the New First National Bank building and J. W. Cuthbert prepares to lead the local project alongside his wife.
Olympia May 1 The blue and the gray will be sent back to Gettysburg from Washington on the same train. None will travel at state expense except with the regular excursion. Return arrangements may be made by veterans but they must go East to Gettysburg with the regular trip. Some question exists whether the 15000 dollar appropriation is enough to cover all soldiers. no deficiency can be created.
A poem fragment evokes dim blue day’s end in Japan where white tea roses grow and lovers drift through streets lit by rosy paper lanterns, whispering softly as night settles. Alfred Noyes crafts imagery of romance and traditional city scenes.
A compact excerpt notes humorous anecdotes about Jamaican and West Indian speech on Kingston tramcars and mischief with oversized market baskets. It then lists the Bartholdi Statue of Liberty and Genoa and Cape Hatteras lighthouses with stated heights.
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