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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
3
Aberdeen to Seattle travel notes and social updates fill the column. Local residents including Robert Wilson and J. Doyle travel. weddings, showers, and engagements are announced. City events feature club meetings, church notices, and public gatherings with addresses and host names.
A suite of three unfurnished front rooms for rent in the heart of the city. Address C. M. C. 408 East Wishkah Street.
City council last night discussed removing shacks along the waterfront as nuisances. Other actions include road and street improvements, jail renovations costing 600 dollars, and a theater license set at 100 dollars annually.
Two factions struggle at a Polish Catholic church targeting Father Constantine Brzeska. An officer and Joseph Scigai tussled for the church keys and funds, with Scigai suing Officer Church for 2500 dollars in damages amid ongoing disorder and collection leaks.
Chehalis county records reveal Robert Chabot transferred property valued above $60,000 to his son R Chabot for $1 and love and affection amid a $24,000 breach of contract suit by H A Linder. Attorneys began testimony the day of the transfer.
Julius Johnson won the wrestling match against Matsuda at the Grand Theater Tuesday night, taking both falls. The first fall ended in about one minute with a half nelson and arm lock, and the second fall lasted seven and a half minutes. Morgan boxed six rounds to a draw.
Jean Hamberg a well known shoe merchant was thrown from a bicycle Monday afternoon while being towed by a motorcycle. He struck a pile of gravel harms and severely injured his back and right hand. He will be home for several days.
Lieut. Joseph H. Earle of the U S Army Corps of Engineers plans a Sunday visit to assess conditions on the Humptulips River after farmer complaints. He inspected last Saturday and was shown the river extending for over a mile, as the Humptulips Driving Company operates its dams.
E N Sanderson of Sanderson Porter visits Grays Harbor to inspect the railway plant and equipment. The NY and SF firm holds an option on the Grays Harbor Railway and Light property and a July 1 takeover is believed likely. Local officials study possibilities for interurban lines.
The Knights of Pythias D O K K will attend the Bijou theater tomorrow in a full body with wives sweethearts or friends to thank the theater management for aid during the last smoker. A ceremonial in the hall follows the show and all candidates should attend as this is the last chance before the grand lodge meeting.
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