Local residents depart for business and personal visits
W O McCaw left Tuesday for Quincy Washington on business Rev Charles McDermoth went to Kalama Monday on church business Miss Minnie Canby visits her parents in Montesano Rev E R Prichard will come from Tacoma to officiate at the Wilson Loomis wedding June 1 Mr and Mrs J H Pittinger and Mrs M E Lucas went to Moclips yesterday for a short outing Miss Anna Olson of Spencer Idaho left yesterday after a visit with Mrs S K Bowes Mrs Patten of Rookane is in the city visiting her sisters Miss Maud Hulburt will leave tomorrow on the steamer Centralia for a visit with friends in San Francisco
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Charles McDermoth
Kalama
Minnie Canby
John Canby
Montesano
E. R. Prichard
Tacoma
Wilson Loomis
J. H. Pittinger
M. E. Lucas
Moclips
Anna Olson
Spencer, Idaho
Mrs. Patten
Rookane
City
Waldo W. Hart
H. F. Robinson
Weatherwax couple find rest at Virginia Hotel Long Beach
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Weatherwax of Aberdeen visit Long Beach for Mr. Weatherwax's health. Restful sea air and Virginia Hotel surroundings aid recovery with boating, fishing, tennis, golf and riding. They report the climate quiets nerves and renews energy, while guests show kind attentions during their stay.
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Long Beach
Cal
C. M. Weatherwax
Aberdeen
Mr. Weatherwax
Virginia
The
Bridge to Open Rich Valley to Settlers
The Aberdeen Construction Co plans a main camp five miles from Cosmopolis to build eight miles of the St. Paul extension to Willapa Harbor. To move materials a bridge over the North river will be built for 1267 dollars. eccounty commissioners have accepted. The bridge will unlock a rich valley for settlement now hampered by transport limits.
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Aberdeen Construction Company
St. Paul
Cosmopolis
Willapa Harbor
North River
Aberdeen Company
Eccounty
Albany Arrives Off Grays Harbor After Uncertain Entry
The United States cruiser Albany reached Grays Harbor yesterday but a Hoquiam pilot refused to guarantee safe passage over the bar. The commander chose not to risk a crossing and steered toward Puget Sound. Critics question the department's decision to stop there without certainty of entry.
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United States
Albany
Grays Harbor
Hoquiam
Puget Sound
Department
Norwegians Celebrate 96th Independence Anniversary
About 400 Norwegians gathered at the Pythian temple Tuesday night to celebrate the 96th anniversary of Norway’s independence. Sverre Lodge Sons of Norway hosted a large gathering with Hoquiam’s Gang er Roll Lodge bringing 100 members. The event featured vocal and instrumental music, a tableau, supper, and dancing into the early hours.
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Pythian Temple
Sverre Lodge
Sons of Norway
Catherine of Sons and Daughters of the Midnight Sun
Grays Harbor
Ganger Roll Lodge
Hoquiam
Saw Mill Changes in Aberdeen Ownership Transfer
The C. K E Burrows Co saw mill in South Aberdeen was transferred yesterday to Donevan Lumber Co. William Donavan Jr. will move from Saginaw to Aberdeen to run the business, with his father William Donavan Sr. visiting from Saginaw to survey the field. No changes in staff were announced.
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C. K E. Burrows Co
Aberdeen
Donevan Lumber Co
William Donavan, Jr
Saginaw, Mich
William Donavan
Saginaw
Sam Walls of Chehalis Logging Company Visits Old Home
Sam Walls superintendent of Chehalis County Logging & Timber Co. of Montesano was in the city on business yesterday. He plans to visit his old home in Springfield Ohio and will start next Saturday. He will also visit a sister in New York while east.
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Sam Walls
Chehalis
Austrian logger Anton Brumjak dies at 28 in Pueblo
Anton Brumjak, employed at Clemens' Logging camp, died Tuesday morning at St Joseph's Hospital after a short illness. A native of Austria he belonged to an Austrian society in Pueblo Colorado which wired of his death. His funeral was held yesterday afternoon from Randolph's undertaking parlors under the Austro-American society's auspices.
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Anton Brumjak
Clemens
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Austria
Pueblo
Colorado
Randolph
Homemade Comet Mistaken for Bonfire on Hill
Mr and Mrs Jay G Weatherwax watched what they believed was Halley’s comet at dawn only to learn it was a bonfire on Think of Me hill. A group of young people had bivouacked there overnight to view the comet.
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Jay G. Weatherwax
Halley
Militia Exam In Hoquiam For Second Lieutenant
Adjutant General Lamping accompanied by Captains Austin and Morgan arrives to conduct a militia examination in Hoquiam tonight. The test will fill a vacancy as second lieutenant in Company F. NCOs will be examined for lieutenant and privates for advancement to non commissioned ranks.
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Lamping
O. R. Austin
F. L. Morgan
Hoquiam
Co. F
Writ Compels Pacific Tel to Install Phone at Attorney's House
Judge Mason Irwin of Montesano Superior Court issues a writ of mandate ordering Pacific Telephone & Telegraph to install a telephone at the home of W. O. McKinley, the well known attorney, as previously agreed.
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Mason Irwin
Superior Court
Montesano
W. O. McKinley
The
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Wil son Loomis Wedding Invitations Issued
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Carrie Elizabeth Wilson and Mr. Frederick Wellington Loomis in the Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening June 1. A reception will follow at the bride's mother’s home, 1022 East Heron Street.
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Carrie Elizabeth Wilson
Frederick Wellington Loomis
Presbyterian Church
East Heron Street
Rexall Store Promotes Its Prescription Department
The Rexall Store at 216 South H Street advertises its well equipped prescription department and personal attention as a highlight of the business.
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Rexall
South H Street
Publisher's Notice City Subscriptions
City subscribers missing the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co Tel 3551 to have a paper sent to the address promptly.
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City Messenger Co
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