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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1908
Page
4
Joseph Molyberger heads to Milwaukee and many residents visit relatives and townsmen on Thanksgiving week. The Aberdeen area sees debuts in business and real estate, church projects, sports results, and civic planning as residents travel, shop, debate, and plan improvements amid a flurry of community events.
Mrs. O S Carroll of Elma visited Aberdeen last week. Mr and Mrs Julius Esteland hosted friends for dinner Friday. Mr and Mrs F H Green traveled to Portland for business and pleasure. Friends in Council meet tomorrow at Mrs Malcom Magill s. Frank Carey came from Svetile for Thanksgiving with his parents. Mrs Esther Knapp arrived from Underwood to visit her daughter. J S Waugh arrived from Wisconsin seeking a mercantile location and will open two Buttner block stores. Mr and Mrs Brown plan a Spokane move to manage the ball team next year. Clam diggers D S Betchell and Fred Collins narrowly survived a big tide at Iron Springs. horse and wagon lost.
A C MacLafferty died of old age Friday afternoon at his grandson E L MacLafferty’s home in North Aberdeen aged 85. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Seventh Day Adventist church. He lived in Aberdeen about eight years with his sons and grandsons. A New York native, he was longtime in business there. Survived by sons David and Edgar of Aberdeen and Alonzo of Buffalo plus seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Remains at Woods undertaking parlors.
An old stump that served as a bell tower for the Episcopal church on Third Street between Broadway and G Streets has been removed. The landmark, once a familiar sight to visitors, is no more and the community will remember its place in local history.
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