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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
3
J. S. Coxey visits Portland on business while W. M. George builds a cottage in Park addition. Various residents travel, relocate, or start projects. social events like domino balls and bridge clubs highlight a busy Aberdeen week with renovations, appointments, and community notices.
Lyons Oregon visitor C C Carlson in Aberdeen J J Gouldman Oakville trades in Aberdeen Myrtle Doble sails to San Francisco Mrs F G Deming and Mr A E Nettleblad relocate homes H J Hughes leaves for Hot Lake for health Jolly Girls club hosts at 112 East Wishkah Miss Myrtle Weisner closes kindergarten and visits Seattle William Cramimatte opens Sweet Shop on Heron Street J C Moore travels to Portland for specialist may visit Hot Springs Rev and Mrs S Revelle return to Seattle with infant daughter of Polish father Floyd Bush wags from Seattle to visit Aberdeen parents Humboldt Steamship Co agent based in Seattle notes of local activity and travel through Aberdeen.
Charles Y. Fenweick has been appointed a member of the police force and jailer at the city jail. He was severely injured in a 1901 gunfight while arresting W. J. Yourex alongside Constable Smith, who was killed. Fenweick recovered enough to serve under Mayor Benn.
Mrs Paul Smits, Mrs Phil S Locke and Miss Storry traveled to Seattle on Saturday to board the steamer A G Lindsay. The ship departed at midnight for southwestern Alaska ports including Cordova Valdez and Seward. The party expects to return in about three weeks.
The club met with Mrs West at Junction City on Friday afternoon and formed a sewing group to make clothes for needy children. The younger members believe they can profit the less fortunate while enjoying the work.
R H Sargent jailed nine months in the penitentiary after sentencing by Judge Mason Irwin of the superior court. The judge condemned the prisoner and said he deserved the full year of a maximum term.
Miss Agnes Ceceilia Westling and Carl Anderson Smith married Thursday evening in the Swedish Mission church home of Henry Blomquist. Rev. John J. Huben officiated. About twenty guests attended a banquet after the ceremony. They will reside in a new West Second street bungalow prepared for the bridegroom.
Roy Reed was arrested at Copalis on Friday and charged with a statutory offense. He was taken to Montesano held in default of $600 bail to answer in the superior court. The alleged crime occurred last October in Copalis and the victim is a 22 year old girl described as weak minded.
Final papers signed by Andrew Peterson and associates reveal a three story public market on Hand Market streets. The first floor will have eighteen stores and twenty stalls while upper floors will be housing rooms. estimated cost is $40,000.
Miss Mary Bartlett and L D Kelsey wed in Portland last Monday and returned to Aberdeen to set up home at 210 East Second street Kelsey is the city engineer office chief draughtsman Their wedding comes after a recent match between Stanley Macomber and Mae Cloney both coworkers and former Iowa classmates
Samuel Benn founder of Aberdeen paid city treasurer Sargent 1539 dollars on street assessment for unimproved Broad way hill lots. The district also charged his son Mayor Benn 604 dollars.
Miss Flavia Reid daughter of Mr and George B Reid fell ill Saturday after noon meal showing ptomaine poisoning symptoms but suffered no serious effects and is now convalescent.
Public school teachers receive pay increases under a longstanding policy. Superintendent Wilson’s salary rises from 2000 to 2200 dollars.
Accused logger King Mattson, witness for the state in Edward Sandberg's prosecution, was arrested by Sheriff Payette on log theft charges. He was taken to the county jail Friday with bonds set at $500 to ensure appearance. Mattson is suspected of involvement in additional thefts.
The Rexall Store at 216 South H Street highlights its fully equipped prescription department with extra attention to this specialty area in its promotional message.
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