Town Notes and Local Appointments in Aberdeen
Fred Dix leaves Wednesday for Excelsior Minnesota. Sheriff Schelle Matthews visits on business. Frank M. Peterson from Westport on business. Mrs G E Chamberlain returns from Seattle. Evans Drug Co features careness and subscriptions. Twin sons born to Mr and Mrs Willis G Hopkins. infant dies shortly after. Andrew Peterson of Seattle visits city. W L Adams the Hoquiam banker fined for speeding. High School PTA meets with talks by Mrs Edgar Burton and Miss Goldie Eagles. Mary Trask Chapter Presbyterians meets this afternoon. Captain H A Benham's daughter born. mother and child doing well. Art works by Miss Jennette M Powell on display. Grand theatre hosts Julius Caesar tour by W Faversham arrives next Wednesday night. Mazda lamps reduce electric costs. Evans Drug Co. remains advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Toohey
New York City
Sheriff Hayes and G C Cooley Return From Franklin County
Sheriff Hayes of Franklin county arrived here last evening and left this morning with G C Cooley who was arrested on a telegraphic request and is wanted at Pasco to answer a charge of beating a hotel bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Hayes
Franklin County
G. C. Cooley
Pasco
Case Postponed for George Schlegers Hearing
George Schlegers arrested Tuesday at his Cherry and Wooding streets home on charges of beating his wife and driving her from their home will have a hearing before Judge Phillips next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schlegers
Cherry and
Wooding Streets
Phillips
Charge Dismissed in Larceny Case Against Fred Johnson
Judge Phillips dismissed the larceny charge against Fred Johnson in the Justice court. Johnson had taken a suitcase from a friend, Miller, while intoxicated with liquor provided by Miller. The court considered a fine for disorderly conduct in the police court would have been appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johnson
Phillips
Justice’s Court
Johnson
Miller
Vera A Vammen and Earle Morgan Wed at Aberdeen Home
Miss Vera A Vammen and Mr. Earle Morgan were married Wednesday afternoon at 812 East First Street. Rev Charles McDermoth officiated. The couple, surrounded by immediate relatives, left for a short trip on the Sound and to British Columbia and will reside in Aberdeen after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera A. Vammen
Earle Morgan
O. C. Vammen
East First Street
Charles McDermoth
Congregational Church
Sound
British Columbia
Tailor Frederick Smith Leaves Seattle Bound
Frederick E. Smith who ran a tailoring shop at 307 East Wishkah street left Monday night claiming Seattle but later reports show he took the train for Portland. Creditors seized the shop and its wares, with cloths and garments in various stages of completion. Smith, a Boer War veteran, ran a thriving business and allegedly domestic troubles prompted his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Smith
East Wishkah Street
Seattle
Portland
Smith
Bible study series begins at Seventh-day Adventist church
Arrangement has been made for a series of Bible studies to be presented in the Seventh-day Adventist church every Sunday afternoon during the winter. The first session is next Sunday at 3 o'clock with the topic History of the World Foretold in Eight Verses. Topics cover more than forty important Bible subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-day Adventist Church
A Girl of the Underworld at Grand Theater
A new dramatic offering titled A Girl of the Underworld will appear at the Grand theater on Sunday Oct 12. The play follows a young girl’s experiences in a great city and is described as powerful and strongly produced by a capable company of artists.
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Grand Theater
Schumann Heink Praised For Punctuality And Cheer At Met
In New York during her Metropolitan Opera days, the contralto Schumann Heink was regarded as a role model by directors and orchestra. She attended rehearsals on time, spoke with principal players, and inspired universal admiration for her democratic manner and thoughtfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann-Heink
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Schumann- Heink
Plant Juice Endorsed by Seattle Suburb Lady
Mrs. C. E. Riney of Van Asselt in Seattle endorses Plant Juice for stomach issues constipation and nerve distress. She reports relief from nervous dyspepsia heartburn headaches poor sleep and fatigue. The remedy claims to calm tired nerves vitalize the body and aid stomach liver and kidney ailments and is sold at Eaton and Swaney Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Riney
van Asselt
Seattle
Eaton & Swaney Drug Store
Henry Miller Coming to Pacific Coast With Rain Bow
Henry Miller to visit the Pacific coast this season bringing The Rainbow to major West cities. The Liberty Theatre production received high praise in New York with Miller hailed as the best in the role of the father. The Grand engagement begins October 11 with the New York cast and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Pacific Coast
Liberty Theatre
New York
Mr. Miller
West
Metropolitan
the Grand
Farm for Rent 133 Acres Near Cosmopolis Washington
Ranch offers 133 acres with 15 plows 30 grazing acres a new small house orchard fruit and poultry including 3 cows pigs and chickens. Household goods hay and potatoes for this winter. Rent payable in work with a three year lease at 221 West C Bignold Cosmopolis Washington.
Art Rug Weaving Offers Rugs From Carpets and Silk Portieres
Art Rug Weavers at 119 North G Street markets rugs woven from old carpets rag rugs and silk portieres. The Herald tells it all.
Funeral Rites For Two Union Members Held
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for John Linder and Ed Dix who died in a hunting accident and after a long illness. They were Eagles lodge members and Bartenders' Union members. Dix also belonged to Moose and Redmen, with delegations attending. Caskets bore floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Linder
Ed Dix
Eagles Lodge
Bartenders’ Union
Dix
Moose and
Redmen
Dressmaking by Mrs Greene
See Mrs. Greene for first class dressmaking from the east in the Finch building 530 elevator available. Reasonable charges and prompt service promised.
Julius Caesar at the Grand introduces modern Shakespearean interpretation
William Faversham debuts a naturalistic, conversational style in Julius Caesar at the Grand Theater on October 15. His Marc Anthony speech shifts from grand oratory to a provocative, contemporary delivery, giving the tragedy fresh meaning and renewed impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faversham
Western Hemisphere
Bard
Avon
Grand Theater
Mr. Faversham
Marc Anthony
Caesar
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Fred Dix
Excelsior, Minn
Evans Drug Co
Schelle Matthews
A. Star Transfer Co
Tf Seach
Frank M. Peterson
Westport
Que
Mrs. G. E. Chamberlain
T. H. Simpson
Montesano
Aberdeen
Otis Chabot
North Beach
Harry Opal
The
Link Club
Chehalis Street
General Package Manufacturing Company
J. B.bridges
Broadway
Emil Pfund
Pythian Sisters Club
North
Michigan Avenue
Kendall
Copalis
Andrew Peterson
Northwestern Supply Co
East Heron St
Willis G. Hopkins
Saginaw
John G. Schroeder
Corvallis
Oregon
N. Gilson
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Mary Trask
Presbyterian Church
R. E. Edwards
West Seventh Street
W. L. Adams
Hoquiam
South H Street
J. W. McClure
Jennette M. Powell
H. A. Benham
M. J. Hutcheson
North Washington Street
Whiteside Chapel
Ethia
Parent-Teacher Association
Edgar Burton
Goldie Eagles
Frank Shibler
Fellows
Cal
Paul H. Coghlan
Shibler
Hoh
Mazda
Harry M. Delanty
Sound Cities
Lowney
Ascpbint
Girard
A. &Ar
A. J. Dinge
Aberdeen General Hospital
East Heron
A. E. Schneider
Han
A. J. Anderson
R. 8. C. Club
North I Street
Waterman Ideal
G. F. Karshner
Iowa
Dr. Messer
Blyth & Blyth
Seiskits
France
Vammen
Morgan
Gut
Charles Dooin
Philadelphia
American Press Association
W. C. Bignold
Cosmopolis, Wash
Grays Harbor
E. Heron
BroaDway Pharmacy Telephone
HOTEL
Oxford
John Gronow
Prop
Julius Caesar
Shakespeare
Faversham
Danish Kid Gloves
Cor
Wishkah and
G Sts
Tucke
Thomas
Underworld
A.W. Barkley
South G Street
Tommy Jones
Tommy
Garman & Ziegler
Jeff’s Shoe Store
P. O. Block
Bob Bryan
Bryan
R. W. Bryan
South F Street
L. L. Malby
Aberdeen, Wesh
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