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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
5
Community brief listing arrivals and visits in Aberdeen including Seattle guests A. J. West and son Edward, Mrs Anna Carrier from Portland, Mrs J. J. Sibley in California, and E. Gates from Seattle. Memorial windows being installed at the Congressional church, weddings planned in Ann Arbor, and many residents attending the Seattle fair and Bryan Day events.
The Congregational church reports new art glass windows arriving after a year’s wait. Two smaller 10 by 3 1/2 foot memorial windows honor Laddie Green and the Y P S C E, while a large 11 by 16 foot Pioneer Window on the north wall depicts a fir tree prairie schooner camp fire and hills with the verse I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills.
Miss Lora E. Leonard and Cecil Thornton Bell were married at 8 p m in St Andrews Episcopal Church with the Rev F J W Green officiating The ceremony was witnessed by close friends and they were taken to the Green residence for a wedding supper They will reside at 416 West first Street after honeymooning in Seattle through next week.
A one story 86 by 44 foot building in course of construction will house a new office for the Union Mill Company. It includes a front lobby with a private manager’s office, a full width bookkeeper’s department, a furnace room lavatory and an office vault. Interior finish features vertical grain hemlock and fine appearance comparable to harbor area offices.
John Jackson, about 40, employed at the Hulburt mill, was crushed between timbers in the mill edge and died Tuesday morning at Aberdeen General hospital. He had worked only three days. A sister runs a Seattle boarding house, and a friend went there to locate her. The body rests at the morgue of A. Randolph.
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