University of Montesano players join Gates of football
Harry Adams and Ira Blackwell of Abordean join the University of Montesano football eleven with Adams at quarterback and Blackwell at halfback. Separate notices announce a divorce suit for Ella M. Davis vs Arthur I. Davis in Grays Harbor Superior Court and an estate probate for W. B. Wilson with John Sorensen as executor, creditor claims due by November 26, 1915.
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Harry Adams
Ira Blackwell
University of Montesano
Adams
Blackwell
Notice to creditors of Susan H. Stevens deceased
County, of Susan H. Stevens, Deceased. Notice to creditors that all claims must be presented by October 21 1915 to executrix Sarah E Jameson at F R Conway Office Room 486 Finch Building Aberdeen Washington. First publication October 21 1915 Teh mo eehtt
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Plaintiff
Aberdeen
Washington
F. R. Conway
Finch Building
John Sorensen
Superior Court OF Washington
Grays Harbor
Susan H. Stevens
F. R Conway
Sarah E, Jameson
Executrix
Population estimates show Aberdeen and Hoquiam growth
The federal census bureau estimates Aberdeen at 19,277 residents this month, up 41 percent since 1910 when the city had 13,660. Hoquiam is estimated at 11,103, a 36 percent rise from 1910’s 8,171.
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Federal Census Bureau
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
Federal Bureau
Ulitican and Wilkins Open New Bowling Alleys Tomorrow
Local bowlers await opening of Ulitican and Wilkins alleys with two lanes ready. Grays Harbor County Bowling League forms from Hoquiam Aberdeen Cosmopolis and Elma teams with Sunday games. Lodges and business leagues organize to boost Aberdeen bowling prominence.
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Uitican & Wilkins
The
Elks and Moose
K. C
Hoquiam
East Heron Street
Ultican & Wilkins
Joe Wilkins
Wilkins
Washington
Harbor
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
Cosmopolis
Elma
Local Notes From County and Towns In Grays Harbor Region
The Oakville electric lighting plant faces losses and may quit. Hoquiam seeks a Woodlawn post office named Panama Mills. McCammon builds a premier Montesano hotel with modern amenities. Elma Dollar Day set for November 13 with committee leaders named. Montesano jailer resigns. deputy appointed. Hoquiam police judge runs for county prosecutor. A man named John Jones attempts suicide on Levee Street, survives. Montesano starts Cooperative Cow Testing with 29 members. local groups plan prizes. Fleet buys delinquency certificates on Weyerhaeuser lands. buyers linked to Thad Prestel or Weyerhaeusers. Raymond: Gov Lister denies pardons for Earl and Frank Ross without judge and prosecutor recommendation. Hazel Walker seeks divorce with temporary alimony and fees. The Washington Call sold to A C Gage of Portland for about 4000 dollars. Sophus Peterson dies by self inflicted gunshot at 515 Lane Street. husband alive. Elma depot repainted with new shingles.
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Moclips
J. M. McCammon
Elma
W. E. Donahue
G. W. Schmidt
William Birmingham
Montesano
Henry A. Hilterbrand
R. M. Phillips
New Concrete Floor Laid in City Clerk Office
A new concrete floor is being laid in City Clerk Peter F. Clark's office to replace the rotted through floor. The $25,000 suit by two Russians of Aberdeen against the Bank of Elma and Burns Detective Agency has been dropped, per bank attorney Frank Groundwater.
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Peter F. Clark
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Brighton
Waugh
Montana
Superior Court OF
W. B. Wilson
Bowling League
Heron Street
Oakville
Washington, D. C
Woodlawn
Panama Mills
Martin Smith
John Jones
Levee Street
Eighth
Hoquiam General Hospital
E. L. Brewer
Montesano Cooperative Cow Testing Association
Parker Askew
R. G. Trask
W. F. Darby
John Porter
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Hoquiam Commercial Club
R. H. Fleet
Weyerhaeuser
Raymond
Ernest Lister
Earl
Frank Ross
Margaret Ross
Pacific County
A. A. Bradley
North River
Superior Court
Hazel Walker
Jeremiah Walker
Hoquiam Lumberman
Sophus Peterson
Lane Street
Washington Market
Otto Erickson
Prop
Choice Steer
E. Heron ST
Hayes & Hayes Bank
George J. Wolff
Altican & Wilkins
East Hero
Eagl
the Golden Rule Department Store
Abedeen’s Popular Store
East Heron
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