Local social notes and hometown events roll on
Mrs. Roy Magill and son visit friends in Elma. Bridge Club hosts. Grays Harbor loggers predict log shortage by year end. Wishkah shingle mill restarts after new machinery. Various residents host parties visit others and plan trips to Tenino Tacoma Portland and Seattle. Grays Harbor baseball hopes rise with Hoquiam Aberdeen funds.
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Roy Magill
Elma
C. B. Bartlett
Bridge Club
L. H. Morehead
Baker City
Oregon
F. C. Wilcox
Lady Friends
Mathews
Seattle
Guy Hafferty
Review Club
Grays Harbor
N. D. Coons
John P. Morgan
W. G. Peckham
George Liverton
Ionia
Mich
A. A. Jones
S. F. Medcalf
Montesano
City
A. L. Smith
Portland
C. E. Burrows
L. B. Huschke
Satsop
Tacoma
E. E. Bacon
Tenino
Tad Smith
Heron Street
F. A. Deming
F. H. Green
Daniel Rogan
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Clarence Petrk
A. Lander
McWhinney
Vivian Shelley
Odlin Johnson
Allen Cole
Aberdeen Junction
A. J. Morley
Helen Greenwood
Syracuse
N.Y
Harry Hale
Roseburg
E. R. Prichard
Morley
Umpaqua, Oregon
Aberdeen News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Trials
The Herald reports Miss Mary Dinse in Seattle, A. J. Jackson visiting from Montesano, and Mrs. S. M. Keyes in Tacoma to see her son Humphrey. Local events include a football tie at Electric Park, a body search in Copalis river abandoned, and many community notices from Aberdeen and Hoquiam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Mary Dinse
Seattle
A. J. Jackson
Montesano
S. M. Keyes
Tacoma
Humphrey Keyes
E. Troutman
Tenino
G. B. Reid
Grover Boyle
A. H. Faram
California
Sheriff McWhinney
Aberdeen
J. C. White
Youngstown
Ohio
Ralph C. White
Edward Loves
Military Court
S. W. Nellis
Western Washington
Seventh Day Adventists
R. L. Morehead
J. D. Morehead
Michigan
Jacob Shoe & Leather Co
Electric Park
Hoquiam
Centralia
E. M. Stannard
H. L. Sackett
Racine
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Ray Burke
Copalis
France
Hilts
Waterfront loading at mills for ships and routes
A series of vessels are loading at Slade Union West Hart-Wood Wilson American and other mills for destinations including Honolulu San Pedro San Francisco Callao Peru Tahiti and Santa Rosa Island Mexico. Several ships sailed Saturday or Thursday and others arrived to load for various ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene
Slade Mill
Honolulu
Fair Oaks
San Pedro
Ludlow
Union Mill
Jim Butler
West Mill
San Francisco
M. Turner
Callao
Peru
Santa Barbara
Oliver J. Olson
A. B. Johnson
Wilson Mill
Bee
Western Mill
Robert Lewers
Chas. E. Falk
William Renton
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
Librarian Oct Report Details Fines and Loans
Oct librarian report shows fines collected 10.05 dollars and 22 volumes loaned. Applications renewed 15 and total readers 918 with 3691 volumes in library to date.
Comic Exchange From The City Streets
A sequence of humorous quips touches on marriage patience and holy orders. The Yonkers Statesman cites a strict Sabbath observance while Life jokes about motorcycling and feeling feathered with tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Jill
Yonkers Statesman
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Union Bank & Trust CO
GHE Halis County Bank
Frank G. Jones
Fred C. Furth
J. H. Read
Geo. J. Wolff
W. B. Mack
E. B. Day
R. J. Elliott
C. W. Yana
B. J. Garman
Fifth and I Streets
T. Thompson
Edna
John Kannos
Duluth
Minn
J. Karkkaine
Ishpeming
D. C. Urie
Camas, Wash
St. Rose Academy
T. M. Howard
South Aberdeen
John Weist
S. B. McCracken
Alex. Oswald
E. W. Ortman
A. L. McLeod
Cliff M. Weatherwax
William Irvine
Chicago Avenue
O. C. Jacobsen
J. A. Mapes
J. T. Carberry
Second Street
O. B. Clark
Canastota
South Dakota
J. W. Clark
Post
Fern Hill Cemetery
Nellie Selberg
J. M. Bowes
Prsbyterian Church
Third
Williard Turner
Wishkah
Burnett
Highland Home Boom Co
Highland Home Addition
F. W. Parker
H. L. Sisler
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
A. F. Chamberlain
Jack Alexander
Loomis
Alexander
Mr. Chamberlain
A. Gustafson
Kearney
Nebraska
Broadway Pharmacy
Tahoe
Svea
Saginaw
Hart-Wood Mill
G. W. Watson
Tahiti
Bibbs
City of
The
Colon
Briggs
Griggs
B. J. Garman CO
S. Stella Jordan
East Heron Street
Fisher
Reliable Clothier
Dean’s Tea and Coffee Store
Hart Scaffner
E. Heron St
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