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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
3
Local items report Curtis Mann and several others returning from Seattle, weddings and engagements including Gust Krek and Elida Svenson, and social notes from W C T U and Ladies Aid Society. Construction updates end with new office fixtures, street work, and a Chehalis trip planned for the 08 class picnic.
Antonia Zankch, recent arrival from California, is arrested on a warrant sworn by Matt Vuskoych accusing him of causing his 16 year old wife to leave home. Zankch out on $100 bail. case set for tomorrow or Wednesday. Vuskoych previously arrested wife for cruelty three times. Judge Phillips suspended sentence previously.
Ellis Munson fined 35 dollars with sentence suspended for attempted assault on Poohotman Schmits. William Moody fined 25 dollars for assault. Lew Salomad Andrew Koskold and William Nyberg arrested Friday on gambling charges to be heard next Thursday. Emerilkki Kesenen released after police found charges unfounded.
E N Sanderson of Sanderson & Porter and C K Durbin left Aberdeen for the East after finalizing work on the potential takeover of Grays Harbor Railway and Light. They spent the day surveying the route toward Montesano to gauge prospects for the proposed interurban line.
The Order of Electa Ladies Auxiliary to the Eagles announces its first annual ball on Saturday evening June 4. Tickets cost 50 cents with ladies admitted free. event advertised in The Herald.
City Detective K Y Church was assigned to attend the Polish Catholic church yesterday to anticipate any trouble between warring congregation factions. No trouble occurred. Mrs Juliette Glass and her daughter Stella of Racine Wisconsin are visiting for a week at Mrs F G Tefft's home at 504 West 6th Street.
The schooner Cecelia Sudden returning to port after a collision with San Francisco lightship No. 70. Gear head and jib boom were carried away. damage to the lightship unknown. The vessel had sailed from San Francisco this morning bound for Grays Harbor.
Chas. L. Green prepares the Herald Annual Industrial issue for Aberdeen. He reports a hearty reception from local businessmen and says this year’s edition will surpass prior efforts, with coverage devoted entirely to Aberdeen rather than Chehalis county.
Grays Harbor lumber manufacturers optimistic after California demand for 25,000,000 feet. A San Francisco visit by leading lumbermen yielded price concessions to keep mills running through the summer.
The Waterfront report lists vessels loading for Honolulu San Francisco Callao Peru and Sydney and Delagoa Bay. Ships include Omega Espada E B Jackson Watson A West and Manila loading at Wilson West Slade and National mills while Norwood Doris Tahoe and Newberg sail for San Pedro San Francisco and San Francisco ports.
Fin Bruno Tysk is charged with deserting his wife and nine month old child and is sent to Montesano on $500 bonds. Deputy Youngberg took him to Montesano after his disappearance last November and failure to support wife or child. The case prompts discussion of whether forced labor could secure support for dependents.
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co at Tel 8651 and a copy will be sent to their address immediately.
The Rexall Store at 216 South H Street promotes its well equipped prescription department and special attention to this line of business.
A long list of pleased patrons promotes the Herald Printery offering a range from milk tickets to full sheet posters, inviting local business to engage their services.
For the third year Jupiter Pluvius drenched Aberdeen on Saturday yet the circus drew large crowds. County residents poured into Athletic park where the canvas city stood, filling seats both matinee and evening while many stood in the rain and mud.
G. FE. Penny known as Penny, longtime Aberdeen landmark, has been sent to the county poor farm on Friday. A former big, strong logger in earlier years, his health declined, and authorities determined this as the best option to end a life of adventure and action.
The English Monarch under Captain Alexander Walker loads lumber at Anderson Middleton mill in her first port visit drawing hundreds of visitors. After completing cargo here she proceeds to Tacoma for finish loading.
Modern work at moderate prices offered by Herald Printery across all branches.
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