Court Minutes and Real Estate Transfers at County Seat
Superior Court minutes record recent filings and a handful of cases. The county auditor shows transfers of real estate and various miscellaneous instruments.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
7
Superior Court minutes record recent filings and a handful of cases. The county auditor shows transfers of real estate and various miscellaneous instruments.
Receivers authorized to receive bids for assets September 20. Cases set for jury trial include Sidney Robbins v Howey et al and Joseph H. Carlisle v National Lumber Co on September 10 and W H Abel v Hogan Hanson et al on September 13, 1909. Divorce granted in Alice DePew v DePew. Various estates heard with hearings set for September 18 to October 2. Judgments for plaintiff in Turner v Creech and Bechdolt v Siam.
A roundup of lawsuits and filings includes Aberdeen Brewing Co. versus John Workman and Victor Jouger. Constantine Dombrowski versus George II and Churchill et al for debt. garnishment of Hart-Wood Lumber Co. by Same. State of Washington versus Joseph Morrison for grand larceny. and multiple divorce, conveyance, and promissory note actions. Instruments filed in Chehalis County Auditor week ending Sept 2 show transfers and mortgages affecting Aberdeen, Elma, Montesano, Hoquiam, and nearby towns with numerous names and parcels involved.
The record lists numerous property transactions in Aberdeen Washington and vicinity, detailing deeds by grantors and grantees, lots and blocks in several additions, and homestead movements including W. & B. Second Add Aberdeen and Benn's Central Add Aberdeen. Names include Stuner, Mc Leod, Zachary, Samuel, Beaumont, Johnson, Hanrahan, Saunder, Guist, Sweesy, Kaufman, Bartlett, Boyce, and Waldren among others, with parcel descriptions and lot numbers.
A collage of family gossip about Uncle Joe’s upcoming marriage followed by verses and anecdotes. The piece recalls Ella Wheeler Wilcox quotes on effort, a school definition of bachelor, Hoyt’s visit to a Pennsylvania hotel, and a sailor tale. It ends with Herald Printery ads boasting a long list of pleased patrons.
The article argues towns should prioritize land acquisition over ornate public squares. It recommends investing $100 per acre to secure land, draft a landscape plan, plant trees and shrubs, and delay decorative features until finances allow. Focus on shade, shelter, and simple recreation over statues or fountains.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes that many American towns neglect systematic beautification while cities like New York and Chicago push to relieve future congestion. It argues beautification costs vary but all municipalities can advance growth along more harmonious lines to improve appearance and livability.
A curious border marker sits about 600 yards from a station at Flersenus near the crossroads from Oudenarde to Roubaix. It marks the division of France and Belgium with three provinces three bishoprics and three languages spoken nearby.
A brief delineator fragment shows Catherine pressing her father with questions and his admission that half of them cannot be answered. The exchange highlights a children's inquiry and parental limitation.
A clipped newspaper note contrasts social manners with personal presentation. The item quotes phrases about politeness and dress tone before urging readers to think over the balance of etiquette and appearance.
Adolph Carlson sues W. C. Lucore and Mabel J. Lucore in Washington Superior Court Chehalis County to foreclose a mortgage securing a $250 note dated April 14 1908 with 10 percent interest. The undivided one half in the northwest quarter of Section 7 Township 17 North Range West of the Willamette Meridian is described as the property. Will Lanning represents Carlson with last publication September 28 1909.
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