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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
7
Aberdeen Herald correspondents report community happenings across Chehalis County. Notes include W O W camps totaling 12415 members in Pacific jurisdiction, social visits to Seattle and Portland, Eldorado well drilling progress, business moves in Hoquiam, and local marriages.
A. J. Stevens the Alert fireman took the bear hide raffle prize at McKay's with number 47. The G. H. C. Co. office staff hosted a social call from Mr. Steinheiser representing Neustadter Brothers of Portland and San Francisco. Prof. W. M. Brock of Oakville visited the Harbor for a few days recalling his Cosmopolis public school pupils.
Anemia is explained as low blood oxygen, urging cod liver oil emulsion from Scott and Bowne to boost red blood cells and oxygen transport. The ad touts oxygen delivery as essential for building muscle, nerve, and bone, and invites readers to try a sample.
He leaves the classroom for a business career and will join the office staff of a mill company near Gate City. Cosmopolis hosts the vast Grays Harbor Commercial Co. lumber plant, the Pacific coast’s largest of its kind.
Miss Hattie Griese returns from Aberdeen visit. Miss Lizzie Bagshaw travels home from Dryad. E B Wise settles in his office with growing legal activity. Turkey and chicken shipments hint at a large Thanksgiving. Mrs J J Fitz shows slight improvement though not yet out of danger. Catholic church thanks public for a successful benefit social. C N Mills returns from the east with a wife surprise. Mrs Mills to be welcomed in Oakville society.
Mrs T A Axford visits Aberdeen relatives. Rube Mace returns from Tacoma. Mrs C T Wooding visits Aberdeen guests Mrs J P Carson. Arthur Putman ill after Alaska trip. Harry Sutton hosts schoolmates. Aberdeen Republicans abandon party lines. Mrs Ed Smith visits from Hoquiam. J T Durdle buys Montesano Creamery and Carson residence. Ex Auditor Sells travels to Ta coma and Eastern Washington seeking business. Mrs Porter and Miss Lottie Magill return to Aberdeen. Mrs J W Stamper travels to North Yakima for health. Harry Hollingworth's mother fractures a rib in a fall. A J West buys mill machinery on return from the middle West. Post office at Elma to third class Jan 1 1902 with $1900 salary. Olympic reserve openings yield 152 entries at Olympia land office. Mrs E A Baker hosts party for Mrs R G Trask. Judge Goss learns of S M Breath's death in Colorado at 84, a Pike's Peak era pioneer.
The Elma column notes longtime figures in state politics and probate court, including Judge Goss relations and Mr. Breath. It reports Freeburger selling his drug business stake to his brother and plans to operate in Aberdeen, while Dr. French moves to Elma and buys Hill practice. Wakefield named railway agent. Minard resigns as mayor with Stoner elected in his place.
City of Aberdeen passes Ordinance No 275 amending section 4 of Ordinance No 214. Section sets City Treasurer salary at thirty dollars per month. Effective five days after passage approval and last publication. Date of last publication November 28, 1901.
The City Council of Aberdeen invites bids by 8 p.m. November 30 1901 to swing and tend the North Aberdeen and Hern street bridges. Contracts begin December 1 1901. Each bid must include a $100 bond conditioned on entering a contract and providing a good bond. Dated Aberdeen Washington November 19 1901 Geo A Buack City Clerk.
Evans Drug Co offers a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach disorders biliousness or constipation. The new remedy is described as reliable and good.
An old practitioner claims a new treatment for CATARRHE named SNUFFLES that allegedly relieves and permanently cures catarrh by removing its cause. The package promises internal and external medicines for a full month, also quick hay fever and cold relief. Sold prepaid in the United States and Canada by Edwin B. Giles & Company for one dollar with free expert advice.
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