Chehalis County Anew: Local Items From Aberdeen Herald
Chehalis County items from Aberdeen Herald reports include families visiting relatives in Olympia and Seattle, engagements and moves of residents, and social events. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. George Avery and daughter Arvilla visiting Olympia, Gertrude Combes spending Thanksgiving with sister, and Mrs. J. R. Dean visiting Seattle.
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George Avery
Arvilla
Olympia
J. R. Dean
Seattle
C. C. Secates
Thanksgiving notes and local trades in Montesano area
The itemized record notes visits by Miss Viola Hubble and Miss Lillian Fleet in Aberdeen and Montesano and Thanksgiving gatherings with family in Elma and Montesano. It reports concrete work beginning on a new courthouse foundation, a land sale of 35 acres near Montesano for 1575 dollars, and a batch of marriage licenses issued during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marko Feebich
Matija Bebich
L. E. Wagner
Clara M. Jones
J. Ray Blair
Leah N. Mapes
C. L. Holton
Elmira Murphy
Chas. H. Jennings
Gertrude H. Fuller
Samuel F. Sackrider
Jessie Bush
Oakville Families Move and Holiday Visit Notes
J. M. Moore and family moved to Seattle. Roy Purkey and wife from Tacoma visit Mrs. Purkey's sister Mrs. Frank Stevens. Mrs. C. F. Geist travels to Portland for Thanksgiving with relatives and friends. There will be a basket social at another event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Moore
Seattle
Roy Purkey
Tacoma
Mr. Purkeys
Frank Stevens
C. F. Geist
Portland
Hoquiam Social Notes and Local Visits Reported
Mrs. A. M. Swift left Monday for Tucson to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greip of Tacoma visit Hoquiam. Rev. Hollensted returns from Seattle. Mrs. Otis of Olympia and kin visit for Thanksgiving. Hazel Reuter sprained ankle. Chatterton returns from Portland to resume training. Georgia Prance hosts Gwenivere Adams. Fred Glover visits family while surveying on the Sound. J. S. Parker and family plan Hoquiam home. Miss Cole and Miss Mabel Trown vacation from Centralia teaching duties.
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A. M. Swift
Tucson
Arizona
Robert Greip
Tacoma
City
Lieby
Aberdeen Steam Laundry Requests Rough Dry Price Quotes
The Aberdeen Steam Laundry asks drivers for rough dry price estimates. tf.
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Aberdeen Steam Laundry
Thanksgiving Banquet Held By G A R At Eagles Hall
General Crook Post and the wives and families of the old soldiers observed Thanksgiving with a banquet and entertainment in the Eagles hall on Thursday evening. Turkey figured largely in the repast along with a literary program speeches and dancing. Judge J C Pearson and Mrs Pearson were given first place in the grand march.
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General Crook Post
Eagles Hall
Turkey
J. C. Pearson
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Aberdeen Wah Bk Figneral Condition Report 1909
Official publication lists Chehalis County bank assets and liabilities as of November 16 1909 at Aberdeen Washington. Figures show loans 73812.50 overdrafts 156.14 bonds 7184.72 banking assets 66815.00 real estate 20187.92 deposits 102724.35 capital 25000.00 profits 165.72 and remarks by President Frank G Jones with notary W O McCaw sworn November 26 1909.
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Aberdeen
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Washington
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State of Washington
County of Chehalis
Frank G. Jones
H. B. Fauntleroy
Notable Women and Their Affairs Across Nations
A collage of brief items about Mrs. Sophia Lichtenfield aiding the Christian Missionary Alliance in New York, Frau Wrangel placed in an asylum amid a divorce bid to wed a Salvationist, and Mrs. Maria Ludlum of England turning 100 while smoking remains vital to her life. Also noted are Mrs. Reynolds McMullen, a Los Angeles lapidary and inventor, and Mrs. Waldorf Astor leading a transatlantic revival of archery among women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Lichtenfield
Christian Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tabernacle
New York
Frau Wrangel
Salvation Army
Maria Ludlum
Oadby
England
Gertrude S
Reynolds McMullen
Southwest Turquoise Company
Los Angeles
William Waldorf Astor
Waldorf Astor
America
France
Writers mourn authors and prophecies from literary peers
Helen Mathers declares she will quit writing. Andrew Lang predicts Poe and Hawthorne will be livelier in 2009 than in 1909. Harold Bindson jokes his English contacts are postmen. Publisher A. M. Robertson and Ina Coolbrith reveal Charles Warren Stoddard destroyed unpublished poems before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mathers
Reeves
Andrew Lang
Poe
Hawthorne
Harold Bindson
England
A. M. Robertson
Iaa Coolbrith
Charles Warren Stoddard
South Sea
Train and Track Speed and Rails Across Nations
The article notes Russian express trains travel about twenty miles per hour and Russia possesses 41 000 miles of railway while the system remains in its infancy. Tests by an eastern railroad show a single locomotive can haul over 6 100 tons. Berlin electric street railways mostly charge 10 pfennigs for any trip, with rare higher fares of 3.57 and 4.76 cents.
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Russia
Berlin
Electric Sparks Across Nations and Innovations
Government controlled telegraph grid covers Mexico. A submarine telephone line will link London and Paris. Swedish engineers unveil a microphone boosting long distance telephone range. French scientist makes wave forms visible with a mirror galvanometer.
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Mexico
English Channel
London
Paris
Landowner Duty for Lateral Support in Highway Case
Haverstraw versus Eckerson holds highway abutting landowners must preserve lateral support to public highways. The opinion notes replevin cannot recover a title deed when the dispute centers on whether delivery of the deed passed title, as in Campbell versus Brooks.
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Haverstraw
Eckerson
N. Y
N. E
N. S
Campbell
Brooks
Tales of Cities in a Global Snapshot
New York's Chinatown counts about 5000 residents while Liverpool ranks third worldwide in flour manufacture, behind Minneapolis and Budapest. St Petersburg plans 50 million dollars for sanitary improvements and is described as the continent's least healthy big city with death rates exceeding births.
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New York
Chinatown
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Budapest
St. Petersburg
English Etchings Highlight London Trade and Sentencing
A London alderman holds office for life. Billingsgate market handled 193 820 tons of fish last year. About 20 000 gas workers in England own interests in their employing firms. At the London sessions a man was sentenced to eighteen months for stealing a dog, with the chairman remarking that theft of a tossable tollar could have led to national service.
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Billingsgate
England
London
Diverse 19th Century Facts Span Women in Java to Aleutian Grazing
A collage of early 20th century trivia covers women artisans in Java and Tuly, St. Petersburg’s first stone, Tientsin’s women’s medical college, champagne production, Mexican revenue stamps, and a wave of technological notes from magnets to electric smelting. It notes press-worthy items from Norway’s pig iron plant to Buenos Aires prisons and a deathly rat trap using electricity.
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Java
Tuly
St. Petersburg
Tientsin
China
Germany
France
Guatemala
Louisiana
Daughters of the
Mimipire
Mexico
Norway
New York City
Forsyth Street
Buenos Aires
United States
Santos
Brazil
Greece
Paris Gaulois
General Greely
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Alaskan
Simple abdominal contraction exercise for a flat midsection
The method suggests a practicable leisure exercise. Stand or sit upright, clasp hands over the abdomen, contract the abdominal muscles briefly, then relax quickly. Do not lift the chest, start with a minute and limit to three minutes.
Seven Days Creates Standing Room Only Fuss at Astor
New York audiences flock to Wagenhall and Kemper presentation of Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood’s Seven Days at the Astor theater. The comedy drew standing room only on its second night and has since caused box office lines and talk of the town.
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New York
Mary Roberts Rineheart
Avery Hopwood
Wagenhall & Kemper
Astor Theater
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Kenmore School
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Montesano House
Viola Hubble
Lillian Fleet
Toren Putman
Fannie Putreen
Bone
Elma
Robert Shore
Letham Wemesdey
Mr. Shore
Martha
Helen Gleason
Satsop
Montesance
Georgie Melville
Montesane
Mable Garner
Wm. Allen
W. A. Caruthers
South Bend
Wm. N. Bobberson
Oakville
Hoquiam
Rev. E. R. D. Hollensted
Hoquiam. Se
J. T. Otis
Fred Cook
Hazel Reuter
J Street
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Chatterton
Hoquiam General Hospital
Georgia Prance
Gwenivere Adams
Lltue Avenue
Fred Glover
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J. S. Parker
Southend
W. O. McCaw
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Egypt
Manitoba
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