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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1909
Page
8
Counties across Chehalis gather notes for the Aberdeen Herald correspondents and Greanead from Gur County, compiling changes and local updates for readers.
Laura Wagner spends a few days in Seattle at the fair. Miss Clara Knudsen returns to Seattle to resume studies. L Adams and family plan a seven week eastern trip beginning September 9 from Hoquiam. Mrs Webb Graves enjoys a visit from sister Miss Crawford after school opening. Sutherland and family return home from summer at Jeasiwaiqua and Castle Rock. Mrs Moore and two children of Yonopah Nev arrive for extended visit to grandparents in the city. Mrs M. Connor hosts a five hundred party at 416 Sixth Street. Mrs Fra ver of Tacoma guests of honor. Charles M Brown of Grand Rapids Mich spending summer with uncle O P Burseyrs at Burrows Station on the Shamptulips river. James Cooper "Sunny Jim" returns from weeks in Amanda and eastern points with his young daughter.
Jonde Pickering now runs most of C H Clemons business at Montesano Melwin Cne. Montesano school opens September 6 despite Labor Day as enrollment and class organization begin. The week includes marriage licenses issued David Mann Elizabeth McLeod Peter Grijaserick YeLe Mikro Earnest Broodland May Winter Vincent Newell Creolia Shepard Clara Geer and more. A coast artillery captain and a U S captain visited the Modern Woodmen evolutions and drill in Seattle last week.
Fred Stevens leaves Oakville for Tacoma to begin winter study. Attorney Richards filed court papers in Monte sano for the upcoming term. George O Harra has recovered enough to walk without crutches. Mrs J A Taw of Olympia and Mrs Dora Cook of Aberdeen visited Henry Garrard and returned home. Mr and Mrs Jo Manerman went to PeeEll for Tillie Manemann’s wedding to Sar Frederick Deiterick of Tacoma.
Mrs. F Medealt of Montesano and her husband faced tragedy at the beach as Fowler's young daughter died during a incident dated September 1.
Aged 38 percent years, a funeral was held at Hoquiam. Meanwhile Moclips hotels report no less than 52 000 visitors this week and September bidding fails to exceed prior records. J Robinson of Vance Lumber Co Elma and wife camp at Sunset with Mrs. O L Church. Dr and Mrs Edward Lycan announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Jessie Lycan to Mr Angus Campbell of Tenino with wedding planned at Moclips Beach Hotel on Sept 5.
Miss Sarah Maxwell visits Rochester friends while Will Combes return home after a ten day expo. Mrs Hopkins and Miss Agnes McGillicuddy of Aberdeen visit Elma. J Will Anderson and family travel to Seattle for a week at the exposition. Mrs Jones and Marguerite return from extended expo trip to Tacoma. Others depart for hunting camp near Shelton. Eagles Lodge dances at Elma Opera House draw visitors. Hotel Essex owner Harriet B. Waldron and family visit Elma by auto. Blank books and school supplies advertised by Evans Drug Co.
Montesano Washington September 4 The annual report of Chehalis county auditor shows total valuation 27366625 with personal property 2173170. County levy for 1908 is 148080.27 municipal levy 90830.38 total 585504.42 all but 40417. The year’s expenditures 252761.97 and outstanding warrants 45357.44 leave resources 403001.35 above liabilities.
A for sale notice offers twenty five acres of good bottom land located one quarter mile from Satsop station. Included is a five room house a barn and a woodshed with an asking price of 3500 dollars. Interested buyers should apply to Henry Elmore in Satsop.
A. W. Barkley at 203 South G Street markets outdoor sport wear including $1.00 Negligee Shirts with soft collars and cuffs and all around wear Clu ett Summer Negligee Shirts priced from $1.00 to $1.50. Fall neckwear collars and hats are arriving.
Ordinance No 75 grants to the Grays Harbor and Puget Sound Railway Company and successors the right to lay down construct and operate railway tracks and to build telegraph and telephone lines within Cosmopolis Washington. Section 1 covers the town limits and the grant details for streets alleys and public places in Chehalis County.
The town grants to Grays Harbor and Puget Sound Railway Company a five mile standard gauge franchise to lay tracks through Cosmopolis Washington with rights to build bridges grade streets store houses and to run telegraph and telephone lines and poles The ordinance requires grading of Second Street and a depot station agent in Cosmopolis within specified timelines and sets liability and maintenance terms Section 9 requires completion within one year and Section 11 imposes grading conditions plus depot staffing
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