Town Notices Preserve Community Links And Doings
A late 1920s Aberdeen column lists local calls for hauling by A. Star Transfer, social visits in Olympia and Portland, school and club events, civic improvements, and upcoming meetings. Mentions include Evans Drug Co offerings, Mrs. Jorgenson’s Seattle trip for a funeral, and various local residents’ travels and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Star Transfer Co
Belle Brahce
Seattle
W. C. Wappenstein
Miss Flossie Cabot Visits Friends in Chehalis
Miss Flossie Cabot visited friends in Chehalis last week. Four rooms for rent close in inquire at the Herald office. Ira Gardner has recovered from illness and left the hospital Sunday. The G A R club will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bowen on North D street. The Review club meets this afternoon with Mrs. Fred Nye at 311 West First street. Mr and Mrs Peter Remmelmeyer will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary next Thursday May 15. Miss Quinn Trott came from Olympia Saturday night to spend Sunday with her parents C C Trott. Mr and Mrs A H Farnam are coming from Long Beach Cal next month to Aberdeen friends unknown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate
G. A. R. Club
Mrs
Peter Remmelmeyer
Miss Quinn Trott
Olympia
Mrs. C. C. Trott
A H. Farnam
Long Beach
Cal
Aberdeen
Legion
Hoquiam Takes Third in Southwestern Meet at Chehalis
Hoquiam high school finishes third in the Southwestern school championship at Chehalis with 20 percent of points. Vancouver leads with 39 and Olympia second with 26. Castle Rock 11, Chehalis 7, Kelso 7, Aberdeen 6, Centralia 2. Hoquiam wins relay featuring Levi Murchion Glander and Abel. Levy wins the 50 yard and 100 yard dashes and the 220 yard run. Abel places third in the high jump and Glander third in the pole vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Chehalis
Vancouver
Olympia
Castle Rock
Kelso
Aberdeen
Centralia
Levi
Murchion
Glander
Abel
Levy
Superintendent-elect Hodge seeks Montesano home
County Superintendent-elect J. W. Hodge and Mrs. Hodge were in Montesano on Friday and Saturday looking for a residence. Hodge takes office at the start of the new school year and plans to move to Monte Sano soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hodge
Montesano
Return of Mrs Peasley and Mrs Dalton From Honolulu Voyage
Mrs Ralph Peasley and her mother Mrs Dalton returned Saturday night aboard the schooner Mary Foster after a swift voyage from Honolulu. The party enjoyed the trip greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Peasley
Dalton
Captain Peasley
Mary Foster
Honolulu
Charter Special Train To Tacoma For Knights Of Pythias
The Tehamah Temple of the Dokies chartered a special train to transport the degree team to the closing session of the state grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias in Tacoma. The train seats 125 in a baggage car and three passenger coaches, departs Union Station at 12 30 and returns the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehamah Temple of the Dokies
Crooked pistol deal nets quick cash scheme unfolds
A. Evenson was arrested by Officer Schmidt on charges of obtaining goods by false pretenses. He bought a revolver at Baker Hardware Co promising $15 later, then swiftly sold it to Oswald Belt for $6. His mother settled the bill and he was released this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Evenson
Schmidt
Evenson
Baker Hardware Co
Oswald Belt
Deputy Sheriff Returns Suspect to Michigan in Desertion Case
Deputy Sheriff Grobroski of Saginaw County Michigan arrived in the city Saturday and departed that night with David LaChance who is wanted in Michigan to answer a charge of wife desertion. The pair were schoolmates and LaChance offered no resistance to returning to face the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grobroski
Saginaw County
Michigan
David LaChance
LaChance
Indecent Exposure Arrest in City Jail
George Pearson was arrested last night by Officer Williams on a charge of indecent exposure. He is jailed and will face a police court hearing this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pearson
Williams
Art Rug Weaving Offered by Weavers on North G Street
Rugs made from old carpets rag rugs silk portieres and other pieces offered by Art Rug Weavers located at 119 North G Street featuring creative reuse and handmade textile crafts for home decor.
Military Inspection Of National Guard Company G
United States Army officer Lieutenant Cecil Leavitt conducted a public inspection of National Guard Company G at the Armory last night. Mayor France attended as guest of honor and praised the company, which is commanded by Lieut Comeau and showed an excellent performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
United States Army
Cecil Leavitt
National Guards
France
Lieut
Comeau
New Hunting Licenses Required After June 12
An opinion by Assistant Attorney General S H Kelleran states that holders of licenses under the old law must obtain new licenses when the new hunting and fishing license law takes effect on June 12 or face prosecution. The old law expires with the new act, making renewal mandatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Kelleran
Aberdeen and Hoquiam Elks Exchange Visits
Aberdeen Elks will visit the Hoquiam lodge tonight in a reciprocal courtesy after Hoquiam hosted a visit by Aberdeen Elks weeks ago. The exchanges are described as agreeable parlor diplomacy between the two lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Prosecution Fails as A. G. Scott Is Released
A. G. Scott, arrested last Thursday on a telegraphic request from San Francisco police after arrival by the steamer J. B. Stetson, was released from the city jail this morning. The arrest stemmed from a partner’s claim that Scott stole animals, but the partner refused to guarantee the return costs to San Francisco, prompting Scott’s release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Scott
J. B. Stetson
San Francisco
Scott
Melrose Buys Market Street Corner for 6000
W. M. Melrose purchased the southwest corner of Market and K streets for six thousand dollars through Frank F. Dole. The purchase adds fifty feet on K street from Wishkah to Market, enlarging his Wishkah and K corner holdings. He plans a garage on the new property and has leased it to Seattle parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Melrose
Market and
K Streets
Frank F. Dole
Wishkah Street
Market Street
Wishkah and
Elks to Stage Local Talent Show Across Two Towns
Aberdeen Elks lodge plans a two night talent show tried out in Aberdeen on the 26th and 27th and presented in Hoquiam on the 28th. Local residents from both towns will participate in the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Elks Lodge
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Begging Imprisoned Pair Ordered From City Streets
A man and a woman who had been playing alleged music on the streets for several days were ordered out of the city by the police yesterday. The man, intoxicated Saturday night, was taken in by officers and found to have six dollars in cash. It was claimed he owned property in Alameda, California, and the article suggests his blindness may be feigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Cal
Abusing Family Complaint Leads to Arrest Warrant
County humane officer Rev. Chas. McDermoth filed a complaint with Justice Phillips against Leo Brunski who resides near the Wishkah river two miles from town, accusing him of failure to provide for his family. A warrant for Brunski's arrest was issued this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. McDermoth
Justice of the Peace
Phillips
Leo Brunski
Wishkah River
Oyster Case in Court in Grays Harbor Dispute
The Grays Harbor Oyster company of the American Pacific Whaling company opened its suit in Superior Court before Judge Sheeks alleging damage to oyster beds from oil and refuse from the Whaling plant at Bay City. The case is expected to be hotly contested and may affect both industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor
Elks Acquire Painting by German Artist C Eisele
Aberdeen lodge of Elks has purchased a landscape painting by German artist C Eisele featuring a large elk calling its mate. The artwork enhances the lodge room decorations and reflects the group’s taste in art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Electric Bitters Endurance Booster Touts Health
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters energize weak nervous people improving stomach liver and kidney function. Testimonial from Mrs. O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York praises the remedy as a life changing gift. Available at 50 cents and 1 dollar, recommended by many druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Rhinevault
Vestal Center
N. Y
NEW JURY LIST FOR JUNE TERM AT SUPERIOR COURT
A list of jurors drawn for the June term of the Superior Court across three districts. District 1 includes T F Allen through Mary Wilson. District 2 lists Charles Anderson through D L Wiggins. District 3 covers J W Armstrong through Wyrick Wm. The names encompass a broad cross section of local residents summoned for panel service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Allen
T. F
Aberhart
Victor
Ashman
P. N
Bacon
Alice G
Bosley
Blackburn
Crist
Ella
Chilcote
T. C
Fitz
Delle
Fry
L. O
Gleason
J. R
Heath
Chas
Hand
H. H
Horton
W. F
Eaton
Thos
Kinse
Oscar
Langdridge
W. J
Ladley
Ruth
Moore
S. D
Motte
F. G
Mouncer
Sarah
McDonald
J L
McCully
McMinun
A. J
Newton
John
Osborn
W. P
Putman
Goldie
Pulford
T. M
Purcy
W. R
Stevens
Frank
Wilson Mary
Anderson
Charles
Bartlett
C. E
Briscoe
W. A
Cummings
H. F
Carr
Ben F
Carey
H. L
Chamberlain
Kora
Cripe
Geo
Dwinell
E. E
Decker
Edwin
Evans
V. T
Ellison
Gilmore
G. A
Gordrend
E. F
George
Harold
Goldwater
Julia K
Green
W. E
Jensen
E. A
Johnston
Lundgren
Larson
Levy
Marsh
A. H
Morris
Scott
Miller
Noeske
Thersa
Oldaker
Katherine
Pulver
J. E
Ross
J. H
Hamilton
Hoskinson
C. G
Isense
Fred
Jacka
Vanie
Kress
Edith E
Leighton
W. H
Lieby
Lewis
Isaac
H. L. Osborn
C. D
Patton
Read
O. J
Randell
A. Rowe
Sam Ir
Shepard
A. R
Smith
Auto speed offender arrested on county road warrant
Deputy Sheriff H. H. Pennell served a warrant on Everett Lobdell, chauffeur for Cliff Weatherwax, charging him with exceeding the speed limit on the county road. The offense is alleged to have occurred May 2. Lobdell escaped arrest by outrunning the deputy. He will appear before the justice of the peace at Montesano tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Pennell
City
Everett Lobdell
Chaeuffer
Cliff Weatherwax
Lobdell
Justice of the Peace
Montesano
Wise advertisers target The Herald in Chehalis County
The Herald stands as Chehalis County’s most widely read paper, attracting broad advertiser attention and strong local readership across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Chehalis County
Wise Advertisers
Big Steers Bring High Price At Elma Market
George Butler of near Satsop sold two steers to Strubel and Glancey weighing 3550 pounds combined. The pair brought 248.50 at market, about 124.25 per animal, showing money in raising large steers in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
George Butler
Near Satsop
Strubel & Glancey
High School Chorus Plans Martha Program at Local Opera House
Montesano May 12 The city’s best musical talent assists the High school chorus for a program next Thursday evening May 15 at the local opera house. Selections from the opera Martha will be performed with fine staging.
Advertisers Sue The Herald Over Payment Delays
The Herald faces a lawsuit from multiple advertisers alleging delayed payments and breached contracts. The actions seek damages and financial restitution, with court filings naming the advertising firms and the publication office.
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South G St
Messegee
P. O
Emil Hanson
Duluth, Minn
John O'Hare
Evans Drug Co
Mrs. H. P. Potter
Portland
Dr. Bartlett
Office Finch Building
Prone
M. If
Dan McGillicuddy
J. E. Jorgenson
J— J. Sparks
Lima
Peru
W. B. Mack
George J. Wolff
Thomas Black
Westport
A. L. McKean
Needlecraft Club
North G Street
George B. Miller
Friends In Council Club
Burleigh Avenue
Glenn Wilcox
Berkeley
University of California
The
Aberdeen Civic Improvement Association
Terrace
Pioneer
Sam Jacobson
the Order of Electa
Fourth
E Streets
Mary Potter
Ruth Harkins
R. S. C. Club
Miss Potter
North Broadway
Board of Education
J. M. Weatherwax High School
Carl Schultz
Tillamook
Oregon
Schultz
Glen Snider
City Hall
McFadden Bros
West First Street
Fred H. Hacineon
Juanita
Wash
J. J. Robinson
R. B. Ellis
W. Ramsay
L. L. Alexander
I. B. Glidden
Carpenters
R. H. Fleet
Fleet
Company G
J. J. Carney
Copheat Goodbar Jones
Belmont
Military Academy
Rogan
Lowney
L. F. Walker
Vancouver, Wash
Echoras
L. L. Swaney
Ann Hill
Plymouth
Iowa
J. M. Hill
Macfhins
W. J. Long
the Woman's Relief Corps
Knights of Pythias Hall
Chris Alexander
California
Ries
South G Street
Heron
Hume Streets
Quinnau's Club
W. B. Fetterman
L. G. Isaacson
North N Street
Frank Becker
British Columbia
C. W. McKinlay
Saginaw
Willis G. Hopkins
S. M. Anderson
Eighth
H Streets
8. Shryock
Scapoose
I. N. Shryock
S. L. Carey
Oppiear
South Aberdeen
A S. Brecht
Mabel McClymont
W. H. Tucker
C. E Troutman
West Second Street
L. D. Templeman
Sound
Ss. Wetteland
Mr. Wetteland
West & Slade Grocery Co
South F Street
A. G. Hill
Free Employment Bureau
J. A. McNiven
Lady Friends
W. B. Streeter
Quinsault Club
Carl Merck
George Hafferty
Harold Reid
Fred Whitney
Ollie Remmelmeyer
Flossie Cabot
Herald Office
Ira Gardner
the Review Club
Fred Nye
Aberdeen High
BroaDway Pharmacy Telephone
ELKS
Fashion
Blyth & Blyth, Inc
R. W. Bryan
F Street
Weir Theatre
Leon
King of All Fun Makers
Science
Mystery
L. L. Maley
Tim
East Heron St
DR. Messer
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