Town Notes Chronicle Various Briefs
J. M. Briar left for Kansas City while Mrs. Ewart went to Spokane for a grandchild’s illness. F W Tipton traveled to Asheville NC. Mrs. George Ninemire visited from Montesano. Miss Vera Johnson sails for the east with her mother. Several residents travel or visit relatives. church events and local gatherings are noted along with property and road work. The Remembrance club and Epworth League hosted events. dozens of local people are mentioned with addresses and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Briar
Kansas City
Robert Ewart
Spokane
Local society notes and business updates in Aberdeen
Talitha Cumi Club meets with Mrs. Henry Spoon on Broadway. Ed Jones and spouse attend horse show and auto races in Olympia. W R Hendricks leaves Aberdeen for Roseburg after selling interests. D A R to meet with Mrs. Lycan at Moclips. Miss Birdie Gioney returns home for May Cloney wedding. Davis Miller Co. forms in Aberdeen with 4800 capital to run plumbing. Church youth group to stage May 17 entertainment. Market Street steam rollers struggle with sink holes. Merritt brothers visiting coast cities. April building inspector report shows 27 residences at 29000 cost and 4485 in repairs. total 338885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Davidson
J. C. Pearson S. DB. Davis
Pw, Miller
W. J. Patterson
Davis-Miller Co
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor Court No 3 Formed by Amaranth in Temple
Grays Harbor Court No 3 of the Amaranth was instituted in the Masonic Temple by Mrs. Sarah Steel of Seattle district deputy for Washington assisted by Mrs. George Everett of Montesano. The order accepts only Eastern Star members as entrants and begins with a large charter list. It emphasizes Masonic teachings and includes wives daughters and sisters of Masons though men may join. Newly elected officers were installed this afternoon by District Deputy Mrs Varah Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor Court No
Order of the Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Sarah Steel
Seattle
State of Washington
George Everett
Montesano
Order of Eastern Star
May Cloney and Stanley Macomber Wedding at Windsor Hotel
Miss May Cloney and Stanley Macomber wed in a Windsor Hotel ceremony led by Rev. Father Ryan. The couple, after a brief honeymoon on the Sound, plan to reside in Aberdeen at First and Jefferson streets. Macomber works in the city engineer's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Hotel
P. Cloney
Miss May Cloney
Stanley Macomber
Father Ryan
Montesanc
Seattle
Sound
Shipping on Grays Harbor Increasing in 1909
Comparisons of Grays Harbor commerce for April 1909 and the present year show sharp gains. Deputy Collector Sebastian reports 500 percent more cargoes entered, 900 percent more tonnage entered, 233 percent more cargoes cleared, 340 percent more tonnage cleared, 270 percent more lumber cleared, and 280 percent higher cargo value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor
Sebastian
Rolled in saloon leads to four arrests in theft claim
David Ravolani alleges he was rolled while drunk in a Board of Trade saloon on Saturday night and robbed of a gold watch and $100. Four men were arrested on suspicion. two released, two to stand trial. A watch found on G Heckman is claimed by Ravolani, but no money recovered. Ravolani says he came to the city from near Rochester to enjoy himself. police suspect he spent the money while unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ravolani
Board of Trade of Trade
Ravolani
G. Heckman
Rochester
Shingle Mill Machinery Order Placed at Markham
The F. G. Deming Lumber and Shingle Co. placed an order for complete mill machinery with Puget Sound Machinery Depot Seattle. The project in Markham involves the full equipment package valued at about $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Deming Lumber & Shingle Co
Markham
Puget Sound
Seattle
Ideal Husband Helps Wife With Nervous Troubles
Eletric Bitters advertised as a cure for female troubles and nervous ailments. The notice claims the remedy helps with melancholy, loss of appetite, headaches, sleeplessness, and dizziness. It urges women to try the product priced at 50 cents with a satisfaction guarantee by A. W. Shelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Shelley
Wife Beater Escapes Penalty in Judge Phillips Court
Emery Cox of Aberdeen works at the furniture factory faced conviction for wife beating in Judge Phillips court. A frail woman and her seven year old son attended. Cox was fined 100 dollars, suspended to avoid depriving the family of support, with supervision and warning of harsher punishment on repetition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Cox
Aberdeen
Phillips
Cox
Officer Hause Wins Out in Aberdeen Truant Dispute
Truant officer A H Hause clashed with Mr and Mrs Leedom in East Aberdeen over a truancy case. The argument led to a brief fight in which Hause tripped on a stick but used a billy to subdue the man. No arrests were made and the student was sent to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hause
Aberdeen wrestler to face coast champ in Empire match
Will Rutschow of Aberdeen, middleweight champion of Grays Harbor, accepts a challenge from Dutline Johnson, Pacific Coast heavyweight champion. A handicap match is set for Empire Theater in the city next Tuesday night in May 196.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rutschow
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor
Dutline Johnson
Pacific Coast
Empire Theater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burbank
Chehalis Produce Co
Aberdeen, Washington
Herald Office
Frank Kendall
Tacoma
F. W Tipton
Asheville
North Carolina
Review Club
J. W. Crary
Market and I Streets
George Ninemire
B. F. Johnson
Vera
East
Hadassah Knapp
Chas. Thomson
Hot Lake
Oregon
C. B. Weatherwax
South Bend
J. M
Birmingham
West Fourth Street
Leonore Landers
N. Nelson
Green River Hot Springs
George Becker
Young Women's Sewing Club
First Street
Thomas JL. Douglas
The
Episcopal Church
West Second Street
F. Johnson
Hoquiam
Chicago
C. N. Hidden
New York
W.dutcher
G Street
Earth
Christian Goleate
Broadway
Charles Drake
Dorothy Crowther
Five Hundred
West Wishkah Street
Nina Mantan
Congregational Church
Mabel Larson
Susie Williams
Gardner Bryan
Epworth League
M. FE
New Parsonage
Herald Printery
J. A. Livingston
A. A. Star Transfer Co
Ira W. Brumbaugh
Elma
J. M. Walker
M. J. Stevens
Conway & Sundae
Dabney
Finch
F. FE. W. Green
Moclips
C. S. Prescott
Tenth and Broadway
Robert Dine
Germany
Minnie Nelson
Wishkah Street
Mit
Alice Dunlop
Mary Wood
Vera Johnson
O. V. Linn
Olympia
A. J. Stewart
Messnger Company
Becker Block
Ae Herbert Shaffer
Satsop
First
Washington Streets
Superntendent Davis
Postal Department
B. J. Garman
A. F. E. Irwin
Twelfth Street
San Pedro
Mesdames
W. v. McKinley
Paul Smits
J. B.bridges
Edward Lucan
Anderson & Middleton Lumber Company
N. P
J. A. Graham
State Penitentiary
Jibson
Pythian Temple
Talitha Cumi Clum
Henry Spoon
Sixth
Ed. F. Jones
W. R. Hendricks
Roseburg
Edward Lycan
L. L. Maley
Wien Foot
Crutshes
A. M. Lostn
Effie Goffyn
Sound Cities
Birdie Gioney
Academy of Holy Names
May Cloney
Market Street
Miaward Merritt
Michigan
F. J. Miner
Mr. Merritt
NEW Order
Jiff
Ladies
Russia
Calf
Oxfords
Rr Rim
Broadway Pharma iv
Wife Beater
Officer Hause
East Hume
Aberdeen Livery & Transfer Co
C. E. Murray
E.F. Jones
South G Street
Pitone
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