Community Notes From Chehalis County Headlines
Local brief highlights show J Carothers improving, J E Calder at Yakima state fair, Agnes McGillicuddy visiting Aberdeen and Hoquiam, Mrs L L Trask moving to Aberdeen, and A C Lt Geo Kemp mapping roads. McKinley Wilson family outings to Idaho, Axford buys Broad street house, council considers saw mill project, Rhonald Johnson visits Astoria, Charles H Walker proves up on Wyocnocie homestead, Charles Clemons buys Cart residence, Dr Carr moves, Dr Monk paid for Washington Volunteers service, Copeland jaw injury near Melbournes camp, Kelloggs attend son Georges Seattle wedding, local football rise, and Carlson dies at New York bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carothers
J. E. Calder
Yakima
Agnes McGillicuddy
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
L. L. Trask
Mr. Trask
A.C. Lt
Geo. Kemp
Robertson
Charles H. Walker
Commissioner Sutton
Wyncocie
Charles H. Clemons
F. L. Cart
Weat
Pioneer Street
Clemons
Dr. Carr
Byles
Broad Street
S. L. Monk
Washington Volunteers
Philippines
John Copeland
Goss
Melbourn
Copeland
J. Walston
Local News Briefs From Hoquiam Area
Ill resident Little Thelma Eberting suffers cholera in Fantum. Jas Connors travels to Geen River hot springs. Angus Campbell, bank bookkeeper, remains confined to his room. Otto Witte and son Reginald return from Cook Inlet Alaska. Agnes McGillicuddy from Monte Sano visits Jerry. Men scout sites for shingle mills and sash and door factory. Mrs H J Rossiter collects her Woodmen of the World policy. Harry Linder visits Philadelphia after 14 years. James A Karr builds a residence on Karr's Hill for the Harry Martin family. Hoquiam Fire Dept to host Masquerade Ball at Lytle's Hall. New mill proposition deemed a sure go, but details unavailable this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Eberting
Jas. Connors
Geen River
Angus Campbell
Otto F. Witte
Reginald
Cook’s Inlet
Alaska
Agnes McGillicuddy
Montesano
Jerry
H. J. Rossiter
Harry Linder
Philadelphia
James A. Karr
Karr
Harry Martin
Hoquiam Fire Department
Lytle’s Hall
Local Timber Work and Rural Sightings Reported
Jack and Jerry McGillicuddy are cruising timber in the neighborhood. Herbert Newbury killed a wild cat in the city suburbs last Saturday evening. Mrs C D Hansen saw a bear near the Axford road on Tuesday evening while riding her pony. Barry Linder of Hoquiam has workers repairing his Humptulips ranch this week. H C Evans awarded another graveling contract on the road between here and Hoquiam. Rudolph Distler of Cosmopolis, with H H Carter, prospector of Aberdeen, are prospecting near Quinsault Lake. O R Larson of Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony runs a store home to the proverb needle to anchor, serving farmers within thirty miles. fourteen of the local population cured by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in the past year, a record he cites. Evens Drug Co. sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Jerry McGillicuddy
Herbert Newbury
Axford
C. D. Hansen
Barry Linder
Hoquiam
H. C. Evans
Here
Rudolph Distler
Cosmopolis
H. H. Carter
Aberdeen
Quinsault Lake
O. R. Larson
Bay Villa
Sundays River
Cape Colony
South Africa
Larson
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Grays Harbor jetty contract nears government approval
Work by Hale & Kern on the Grays Harbor jetty nears acceptance after Maj. Millis reviews, with E L Carpenter traveling to Seattle to report. The project, started in 1897, is one of the state's largest government contracts, and finishing the jetty would require another $1,000,000 plus likely future funding. The piece notes contractor losses since 1899 and possible upcoming appropriation questions before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grays Harbor
Maj. Millis
E. L. Carpenter
Seattle
War Department
Hale & Kern Contracting Company
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Congress
Harriett E. Smith Dies in Seattle at 51
Mrs. Harriett Elizabeth Church Smith wife of Capt. I. Smith died at the Hotel Blackmon Seattle Tuesday evening of stomach cancer. Born November 18 1850 in Boston she was married in Portland in 1868 and had lived in Montesano Aberdeen and Hoquiam. Funeral at Montesano cemetery conducted by Rev. W. E. Thompson. She left five sons and three daughters. Ed Smith of Aberdeen and Will on the Satsop farm. Joe a Seattle druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett E. Smith
Capt. I. Smith
Blackmon
First Avenue
Seattle
Montesano
W. E. Thompson
M. E. Church
Harriett Elizabeth Church
Boston
Mass
Captain Smith
Portland
Ore
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Capt
Ed. Smith
Will
Satsop
Joe
Rousing G A R Convention Trip Offer
Direct appeal for the Grand Army of the Republic convention in Washington D C October 6 to 11 1902 offering cheaper travel tickets and profits for organizers. Tickets available September 29 and 30 with details on rates accommodations stopovers and time limits from B H Sewers Commerce Illinois 6 Central R BR 142 Third St Portland Oregon Goldman s Seattle wedding gifts cut glass and Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
B. H Sewers
Tllinois
Gentral
R. BR
Portland
Oregon
Foreclosure of Tax Lien in Chehalis County Court
R 8 Jackson holds Certificate of Delinquency 1559 for taxes 1896 to 1901 on Aberdeen property Lot 3 Block 16 France addition Chehalis County Washington. Court to foreclose lien. defendants summoned to appear within sixty days of first publication dated Sept 8 1992 by Montesano attorney.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Chehalis County
O. L. Crain
George Russell
Chehalis
France
Aberdeen
Washington
Superior Court of
L. H. Brewer
P. O
Montesano
Wash
Superior Court OF the State
of Washington
S. Jackson
Wm. H. Davis
L. J. Maley
Grant Kinnison
Herman Kaufman
E. B. Benn
J. W. Toklas
L. L. Maley
E. B Benn
Jackson
Sepeay
Jno
Anderson
T. Thorren
Thorren
T. Thomsen
Allersons
Chehalis Sourey
Suerior Court
State of
Superior Court OF the
Eugene France
FE. B. Benn
J. W Toklas
J. W. Tobias
Superce
Vance
Dr King’s New Discovery Tops Davis Drug Store Sales
Davis Kentucky druggist C T Smith says Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds is the fastest selling item in his store. He claims it cures where others fail and guarantees satisfaction or refund. Trial bottles are free with regular sizes 50c and 1.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Smith
Davis
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Aberdeen Herald
McKinley Wilson
Vesta
Mrs. Wilson
Glenn’s Ferry
Idaho
M. Axford
Kittie Reeves
B. G. Cheney
T. M. Axford
H. L. Crites
Rhonald Johnson
Astoria
D. L. Melville
O. M. Kellogg
Master Chester
Monda
George
Ida L. Smith
Carlson
New York
McTaggart
Standard Oil CO
Choice Residence and
Patterson & Locke
Real Estate and Insurance
Aberdeen, Wach
Humptulips
Putnam
N. P. Railway
Spokan
Washington State Fair
National Irrigation Congress
Colorado Springs
Northern Pacific Railway
Missouri River
N. Henperson
J. Smith
Pr. C. A. Perrin
Helena
Montana
Goldman's
Cut Glass
Oliver
J. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
E. E. Exus
Goldman
Lot
Grorag L
Frerrz
Detoit
Michigan
Brewer
Aintiff
Siamine Wash
the Authority
L. L. Trask CO
L. L. Maley Tel
Aberdeen, Wash
America
Europe
Miles
2Nd Avenue
Bon Marche
Glascow
Scotland
Harbor Queen
Hoquiam Aberdeen Cosmopolis
Ja m. P
C. E. Burrows & Co
Eighth Street
Hoquiam Hotel
H. A. Benh
Ocosta
Cosmoplis
N. Henderson, Avent
A. D. Craftton
Ipic-Spa
I. W. Mason
Heron St
Creech Bros
F. R. Granger
Cigar Store
Billiards and Pool
F Street
P.O
Montesano, Wash
Seattle Vehicle and Implement Co
Views Ave
Saha
Herald Printery
Wishkah Street
T Vice
Peo
Dai
Ates
Abun
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