Tightly Woven Town Notes From Hoquiam
Gerald Hogan returns from Idaho with family news. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Camillo. City council buys land for a Carnegie library. Local visits and business trips frame a day in Hoquiam and Aberdeen with fines, ferry lines, and a duck hunt setback.
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Idaho
Albert Camillo
Friends In Council Club
Public
M. B. Lytle
Seattle
Chas. C. Dahl
H. H. Wheeler
Colfax
Wash
W. O. McCaw
L. P
F. E. Dudley
Tacoma
Fred C. Furth
Fritz
Chas. D. Hurd
Elma
Aberdeen
John Davis
Lanning
A. C. Ennis
Will Ennis
Gertrude Standecker
George J. Wolff
Hoquiam
Geo. P. Lewis
Viscocity Oil Co
H. L. Hanson
Susie M. Plummer
Portland
Probation after Death on Sunday Sermon at First Church
County commissioners for the Seattle Exposition met Tuesday to outline plans for a proper county display at the event. Infant Anna Kaneva of South Aberdeen died yesterday morning and the funeral was held this afternoon. The Grays Harbor Federation of Woman's Clubs was organized in Hoquiam with officers led by President Mrs. E. O. McGlauflin and officers from Aberdeen.
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Joseph Leybold
Elma
Nellie
Frances Leybold
John Gronow
F Street
Lanning
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
E. O. McGlauflin
J. S. Coxey
Seattle
O. J. Engen
Harry O’dell
Centralia
C. D. Phillips
Markham
Edward Lucan
Moclips
Good Templars Lodge
Neilson’s Hall
James Empey
Robi
Locke
Cowlitz County
United States
S. H. Piles
Grand Theater
Jos. Barkley
Lou Beckenhauer
South Bay
A. R. Alexander
Tacoma
Grays Harbor
D. G. Haight
de Groova Thoma
Idaho
Henry Weeks
Youngstown
Ohio
A. E. Paine
A. O. U. W. Hall
F. W. Vaille
Ocosta
Westport
Edgar
Chehalis
W. L. McDonald
Superior Court
Church of Christ Scientist
Anna Kaneva
Henry Kaneva
South
Bowes & Randolph
William Irvine
Fred Nye
Will Campbell
Abreeden
A. Wilson
A. C. Ennis
Death of Miss Maud Owen at 16 in San Francisco
Miss Maud May Owen eldest daughter of Frank Owen died Tuesday morning at 414 North F street after several weeks of illness. Aged 16 years 11 months 20 days funeral tomorrow at 2 from the Methodist church with the body in state from 12:30 to 2. Miss Owen a bright Franklin school student popular with classmates and friends. Frank Owen has endured recent losses including his wife and parents.
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Maud May Owen
Frank Owen
North F Street
Methodist
F. A. LaViolette
Miss Owen
Franklin School
Beimfohr Honored by State Commercial Teachers Association
Prof. Edward M. Beimfohr of Grays Harbor Business College is invited to participate in the Association meeting in Spokane over the holidays. He is noted as likely the youngest commercial college proprietor in the state and has built the school into a leading educator center through perseverance and expertise.
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Grays Harbor Business College
Edward M. Beimfohr
State Commercial Teachers’ Association
Spokane
Beimfohr
The Rivals at Grand Theatre Starring Jefferson Brothers
William and Joseph Jefferson present for a seventh year the Sheridan comedy The Rivals at the Grand Theatre. Joseph plays Sir Lucius O Tri gger and the younger Joseph portrays Bob Acres with a strong supporting cast. Show is Saturday evening October 24.
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William and
Joseph Jefferson
Sheridan
William W
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Joseph
Lucius O’trigger
Bob Acres
Grand Theatre
Bids Sought for Fern Hill Cemetery Clearing
Bids will be received until 8 o clock p m October 31 for clearing and grubbing three acres or more of land in Fern Hill cemetery. For particulars see or write William Dutcher, Secretary Fern Hill Cemetery Association.
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Fern Hill Cemetery
Gray's Harbor Hap penings Transcript
The Abdeen Semi-Weekly Herald presents a twice weekly transcript of local happenings in Gray's Harbor. This notice notes price details: two dollars with one fifty in advance.
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Gray’s G Harbor
Abdeen
Herald
Just Out of College Comedy at Grand Theatre
George Ade's Just Out of College arrives at the Grand Theatre on Friday October 23. The play follows Edward Worthington Swinger a recent graduate who wins Caroline Pickering by aiding the Bingo Pickle Company with funds supplied by her father. Swinger uses the venture to win the girl and profit from Pickering's loss amid Ade style humor.
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George Ade
Grand Theatre
Swinger
Caroline Pickering
Pickering
Pickle Trust
Waterfront loading figures for Honolulu and San Francisco trade
Vessels at multiple San Francisco Bay mills prepare shipments to Honolulu San Pedro and San Francisco. The Helene and Alice Cook load for Honolulu at Slade mill. F S Loop for San Pedro. Tahoe sails to San Francisco. M Turner to Callao Peru. A B Johnson to San Francisco. Henry Wilson at Wilson mill. Santa Monica and Santa Barbara depart for San Francisco. Tiverton arrives to load for San Francisco. Bowdoin to San Pedro. Jim Butler to San Francisco. Ranier and Seva to San Francisco. G W Watson loads for Fiji Islands at Hart Wood mill.
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Helene
Slade Mill
Honolulu
Alice Cook
F. S. Loop
San Pedro
Tahoe
Union Mill
San Francisco
A. B. Johnson
Wilson Mill
Henry Wilson
Tiverton
Bowdoin
West Mill
Jim Butler
Ranier and
Seva
G. W. Watson
Hart-Wood
Fiji Islands
Aberdeen County Elect Officers Named for November Ballot
County commissioners appointed election officers for Aberdeen precincts for the upcoming November election. Precinct 1 inspector L M Roser with Geo Turner and C E Bolander as judges, Precinct 2 inspector Robert Scott with J S Ingram and William Kelley as judges, Precinct 8 inspector Rev A H House with A L Silvey and Henry Foster as judges, Precinct 4 inspector Ed Dolan with W B Lowrie and H J Hughes as judges, Precinct 5 inspector H G Ellis with Robert Locke and Wm Melrose as judges, Precinct 6 inspector J A Mapes with Dan McDougal and Will McKinlay as judges, Precinct 7 inspector C B Peterson with William Hillard and Adolph Swanson as judges.
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Aberdeen
L. M. Roser
Geo. Turner
C. E. Bolander
Robert Scott
J. S. Ingram
William Kelley
A. H. House
A. L. Silvey
Henry Foster
Ed Dolan
W. B. Lowrie
H. J. Hughes
H. G. Ellis
Robert Locke
Wm. Melrose
J. A. Mapes
Dan McDougal
Will McKinlay
C. B. Peterson
William Hillard
Adolph Swanson
Unconscious Press Agent On Reade Drama Debate
A prominent 1865 critic on the first night of Charles Reade's It's Never Too Late to Mend at the Princess Theatre London denounced the jail flogging scene as inhuman though truth to life. The ensuing discussion kept readers in theater for months. Origin of Woman notes Brahma created first parents as a single body split into father and mother, with the right half male and the left female, in Calcutta Review.
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Charles Reade
Princess Theater
London
Calcutta
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