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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
3
Hoquiam police and county authorities pursue a $100 Wii theft suspect described after a break in at a residence on Sunday night. Officials believe clues may lead to identifying the culprit and breaking up the dangerous gang terrorizing the area.
A fragment praises the Catholic church for a splendid showing at a fair and notes tactics and results exceed past efforts. The text acknowledges strong performance and congratulates the church on its display.
John Ryan and Sam Hannan were arrested Monday night by Hoquiam police and ordered to leave the town yesterday afternoon by Chief William Wyrick. Phoney jewelry, found in possession, proved to be fake diamonds upon examination.
Hoquiam report notes rapid progress on a new concrete structure on I street. The project is described as one of the hand somest in the city once finished.
Mrs FF La Car man and Mrs C B Felter will host a card party at their Hoquiam home next Saturday afternoon.
arry K. Turner of the Quinsault Packing company returns to Copalis following a several day visit in the city.
The Montheland Woman's Club met at Mrs. W. D. Crow's home. Members spoke on current events. Mrs. Halloway read a paper on America as a political and commercial factor. Mrs. Wartman discussed Industrial America. Mrs. Trask cited Boston city facts and Mrs. Carr recounted a Spokane delegation trip. Piano selections by Mrs. Latimer were appreciated.
Silvia Lake receives 200 black bass and 600 eastern catfish from the state fisheries. Catfish are large and prolific eaters. bass is praised as a splendid all around fish. Officials hope both species thrive in their new home.
Dr. Jas. B. Adair of Seattle editor of the Northwest Mining Journal and Charles G. Thrasher toured Montesano early this week. They collected data on Chehalis county geology and mineralogical metallurgical indicators.
Mrs Rufus Redman and her daughter Judith have just returned from a six week visit with friends in Wyoming Minnesota. Mrs Redman notes crop failures in parts of the country and says many homeseekers are heading west.
Elma residents report Mr Dillman’s trees east of the city produced a splendid apple crop after applying lime and sulfur. Five years of oyster bark scale yielded no fruit on unsprayed trees, while sprayed trees bore large apples weighing about a pound at Chronicle exhibit.
Elma October 26 The county commissioners deny the remonstrance seeking to stop the old river road vacation. They find no grounds to grant the remonstrance, noting several signers also supported the petition for the new road. The old road will stay open through winter.
Pupils of Mrs I Wintz will present a recital at Mac Cabees Hall Port Saturday evening October 2. Mrs Wintz leaves Mima in charge of Mrs W A Heim and Miss G E K Weil. She plans to resume work in spring and is currently at Malone where Mr Wintz oversees carpentry for Vance Lumber Co.
Mr and Mrs Henry Woodworth of Cashion Oklahoma visit Mrs I J Smith and family in Elma. Mr Woodworth a banker and has been touring the coast with the bankers Association during the trip.
Mrs H C Leland visits Aberde en Monday. The first edition of the Marine Ocean Wave was published last Saturday morning. Twenty five head of beef cattle shipped from Meet rey were loaded and sent to Alberde morning. Hunters at Moclips report stormy days with geese shot from the main street. Howard Forward returns from Montesano where he sits as a juryman.
An Aberdeen ad urges a wealthy buyer to provide a superior Chickering baby grand for Ellen Beach Yaw. The instrument, valued for its tone, is described as the oldest in America and among the finest pianos available, with Filers Music House displaying it and other styles at 119 Be Heron Street.
Mose Combo, an employee of the Union Timber Co., was struck by a cable and suffered a fractured skull. He left Grays Harbor hospital Tuesday for home with facial paralysis and memory impairment. Doctor Austin believes he will ultimately recover.
A yearly subscription to The Youth's Companion costs $1.75 in 1911 and covers fifty two weekly issues. The ad promotes it as an affordable holiday gift option for young readers.
In the Western District of Washington Emil Schuman is declared bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held November 9, 1910 at 11:00 AM in the Bankruptcy Court Room Federal Building Tacoma Washington. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business. Dated Tacoma October 24 1H.
The Youths Companion announces a new volume featuring fifty exclusive contributions by famous men and women. A 1911 subscriber who acts now will receive free all remaining 1810 issues and the Art Calendar lithographed in thirteen colors and gold. A Christmas gift option includes a 1911 Calendar and a free illustrated Announcement of the larger Companion for 1911.
Notice to creditors and all other persons with claims against the estate of J P O Lownsdale in Chehalis County Washington. The Superior Court directs publication of claims and directs claimants to present their demands within the time prescribed by law. This notice is issued to inform potential creditors to file their claims with the court.
Lownsdale late of Portland requests all claims with vouchers within one year of first publication. Address for claims is Wishkah block Aberdeen Washington where estate business will be transacted. A. Emerson Cross is administrator. First published October 24 1910.
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