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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1905

Page

8

Chehalis County Notes From Aberdeen Herald Helpers

Local roundup from Chehalis County includes Ralph Penepacker returning from Portland studying dentistry, Dr. Sullivan to visit Crist Hotel May 24 and 25 for eye exams, and W H Maloney scouting Oregon timber land. Depots to get city water after six years, and estate actions include Cur ran administration request. Many community movements noted.

Ralph Penepacker Portland Dr. Sullivan Aberdeen Crist Hotel W. HH. Maloney Oregon

Olympia visitor aids home

Mrs. M. I. Sparks of Olympia visits her son J. H. Brewer. Mrs. C. I. Byles, formerly ill, shows improvement. L. R. Wakefield travels to Oakville Monday to start a new business venture.

M. I. Sparks Olympia J. H. Brewer C. I. Byles L. R.wakefield Oakville

Local notes and transfers from Aberdeen area

Elder Wilson returned from Aberdeen on Wednesday. H. C. Winston shipped his first car load of lumber on Monday. J. W. Scott moved into his own house opposite Van Winkle's Cap. Hoenbarger traveled to Oregon on Tuesday to prove up on his timber claim. Bert Williams sold his spotted pony to M. R. Sherwood of Aberdeen. The Modern Woodmen picnic scheduled for June 3 was postponed. Blockhouse Smith and wife visited their daughter Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald on Monday. Michael Fitzpatrick sold his interest in the Royal saloon to L. R. Wakefield of Elma. The Murrey saw mill shut for repairs Saturday after pulleys burst. The Rebekah lodge ladies entertained the members Wednesday evening with high satisfaction.

H. C. Winston J. W. Scott van Winkle Hoenbarger Oregon Bert Williams M. R. Sherwood Aberdeen Michael Fitzpatrick Royal L. R. Wakefield Elma Murrey Rebekah Lodge

Local Notes On Moves And Visits Across Town

Mrs L H Brewer left Friday for Montesano on a short visit to friends. Lee Hubbard has resigned his job at Panel and Folding Box. William Hood left Friday for Port Blakeley to become a mill lawyer. Ed Edwards went Friday to North Carolina his first trip home in years. Mr Baer of Levi and Baer returned from California. Indians from Trumptulips and Quinault were in town selling baskets. Mrs William F Parsons, after a hospital operation, is home and convalescing. Herbert Palmer substitutes at North Western Lumber. Eugene Smith takes his place. William Stapleton at E K Wood Co mill cut off the end.

J. W. Stamper Huff Dr. Mustard Abelene Kansas H. A. Mustard James A. Mustard Wyncoche Valley William Gohl Bessieflager Aberdeen Bignold Chas Veysey Daniel Curran Satsop Johan Cooper Kalama Nellie K. Baker Springfield Oregon Montesano House L. B. Bignold Nellie Gleason Latsop Joe Leybold Wm. Moore Noah Cripe Edward Lewis Jefferson County Mary Scully Olympia J. G. Fletcher The State University Elma J. H. Brewer Portland L. H. Brewer Montesano Lee Hubbard Panel & Folding Box Company William Hood Port Blakeley Mills Ed. Edwards North Carolina Mr. Baer Levi & Baer California William F. Parsons Herbert Palmer Mr. Gregg North Western Lumber Company Eugene Smith William Stapleton E. K. Wood Co State of Washington William F. McGregor George P. Kellman Jessie Kellman Carlotta, Parker Elizabeth Parker Lucile Parker Zola Parker Township Range Chehalis County Washington Highland Home Stewarts Stewart N. W. Bush Plaintiff's

Dr Kings New Discovery Ad Touts Cure For Coughs

Z T Gray of Calhoun Ga cites his wife’s long cough then relief and cure after using Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Pharmacy price 50c and 1.00 with trial bottle offered.

Z T. Gray Calhoun Dr. King Red Cross Pharmacy

Round Trip Fare Announced for Portland Travel

Northern Pacific Railway Co. lists sale of round trip tickets to Portland with individual tickets at 5.95 available daily May 20 to October 15, valid thirty days from sale but by Oct 31. Party tickets at 4.45 each for ten or more on one ticket, going and returning together, on sale daily May 29 to October 15, valid ten days from sale.

Portland Gale

Pigeon Courtship on a South Jersey Farm Feature

A South Jersey farm once home to a thousand pigeons reveals a vivid pigeon courtship. Female former Philadelphia bookkeeper hosts a coop where doves form mates in boxes lining the walls. Rivalries erupt as cocks fight for pairings.

South Jersey Philadelphia

Posts Mark Streets Blocked To Wheeled Traffic In London

In older narrow London streets two upright posts mark routes closed to wheeled traffic. They protect tight alleys where large vehicles could cause damage, as these shorter streets are often guarded to prevent cut throughs and preserve passage for pedestrians.

London

Duty in All Rooms Mirrors Great Battle For Welfare

A call to duty across shops kitchens streets offices schools and homes. The quote urges faithful effort as if in a frontline battle, stating that collective bravery strength and skill advance mankinds welfare. The speaker Theodore Parker frames everyday work as a social mission benefiting the world.

Theodore Parker

American author fails to locate Caesar’s tomb in Rome

A young American woman visiting Rome and eager to see Caesar's tomb asks a passerby for directions. He apologizes in fluent English, confessing Caesar has been dead for 60 long years, unsure of the tomb's location.

Rome Caesar Signorina

Sorry He Spoke Boarder Conflicts With Landlady

Dialogue excerpt shows a boarding house scene with a warm boarder asserting familiarity with tricks of the trade and a landlady remaining cold and wary after twenty years in boarding houses.

Boarder

Age Tale Sparks Family Teasing

A humorous exchange centers on Maud's age. Tom asks, Dick confirms Maud said the truth is none of his business. The banter hints at privacy and light sibling or household capers.

Tom

If goodness were only a theory quoted by Hazlitt

The line presents a paradox that moral theories gain value only when put into practice. It argues that abstract ethics lose meaning if not applied, suggesting virtue requires action to impact the world rather than remain purely theoretical.

Hazlitt

Beautified a Park by Perry Citizens and Trees

Perry Oklahoma transformed its dusty public square into Little’s Park after W. T. Little offered to fund and oversee a two year tree planting project. About 10 000 American white olive seedlings were planted across three acres, growing from three feet to thirty feet in nine years, drawing praise from nearby towns and leading to nationwide interest.

Perry Okla Oklahoma Kansas City Star W. T. Little Verry Little's Park Alleghantes Little Sturgeon Bay Wis Mr. Little

Plan for Town Growth Organization

An outline proposes forming a town promotion group under any name with aims to improve the town, attract population, promote new industries, manage property taxation, and secure favorable ordinances and laws for prosperity and residents’ comfort.

Death Rather Than Improvements In Long Island Town

Physicians estimate lack of sewerage in a 2500 population Long Island town causes about forty deaths annually and many illnesses. Some residents argue it is cheaper to die than fund improvements.

Long Island

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