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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
2
Local notices detail visits and travel across Aberdeen and nearby towns. Julius Wolsey heads to Cedar Rapids Michigan while Mrs J Jeceptindrosten tours the city. Community clubs meet and residents plan moves to California Yellowstone and Portland.
In Delvalle Texas J H Polanco credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with saving his little girl's foot after a burn or cut. The ad promotes the salve as the world's best and available for 25 cents with druggists recommending it.
Asa B. Wilson returns to Aberdeen after a year in Canada. He joins W. O. McCaw in real estate and insurance, forming the firm W. O. McCaw & Co.
Mrs. Minnie Leitch purchased two Broadway Ninth street lots from Captain H. A. Benham for over 5000 dollars. The 130 foot frontage is intended for a modern apartment house to be built next spring.
Rug weaving business advertises creation of rugs from old carpets and textiles including rag rugs and silk portieres. Located at 119 North G Street, offering custom upcycling and decorating pieces.
The Aberdeen Motorcycle club plans races next Sunday at Westport ocean beach to aid William McKean injured in Labor Day events. No prizes, all gate money goes to McKean. Club members will race, with many entries expected, and Westport boats offer reduced fares. If weather cooperates, fast times are anticipated as Labor Day champions join the event.
The Enchantress by Victor Herbert and Harry B. Smith will be at the Grand theatre on Sept 21 brought by Jos M Gaites to introduce Kitty Gordon to city audiences. The opera features romance with nobles, soldiers, jewels, and royalty, and Herbert’s musicianly score.
The Aberdeen Rod and Gun Club held a Sunday pigeon shoot on the South Aberdeen grounds to try their new clay pigeon throwing machine. Of 100 birds, Blair led with 92, Berger 89, Weatherwax 84, and McLaughlin 84.
John Cappeman of the Quinsault Indian tribe seeks relief for his wife Lucy who is gravely ill with tuberculosis. Doctors say a southern climate and sanitarium care are needed, but funds are unavailable unless she can sell 80 acres of Quinsault reservation land. The family holds 960 acres, so the sale would not harm them. The Cappemans wired Secretary Franklin K Lane requesting permission to sell land to save her life.
W H White of 718 W Heron St Aberdeen Washington testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved two years of back and kidney pain. He reports no recurrence since and endorses the product. Sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Aberdeen Public Library reopens next Monday evening after reclassification led by Miss Rhinehart. A reception will honor Miss Rhinehart while patrons donate books and fill new application blanks for all users.
Harry Trudell of the Coast Geodetic Survey sustained serious injuries Friday when he fell from a tree limb in the Hoh river oil district. Reports say he fell about fifty feet and suffered internal injuries. he was transported toward Port Angeles after being found by Dr. E B Riley and others.
A woman with a six year old boy seeks housekeeping work at 103% West Heron Street. She offers reliable service and references.
The Aberdeen Motorcycle club entertained six men who completed the Centralia round trip on Labor Day at a Savoy hotel grill room banquet Friday night. Guests included Ed French L L Luce Geo French Ole Lindgren and A Anderson. The first four received cash prizes and the feed.
C L Watson president of Universal Manufacturing Co returned with his family to Aberdeen and bought Geo Flynn's share in the Phipps Flynn wood business. Harry Phipps keeps his stake. Watson believes Aberdeen offers fewer business opportunities.
Charles Kenisto a faller for Grays Harbor Logging company camp No 2 was killed when a limb fell from a tree crushing him His body was taken to Aberdeen with Coroner R F Hunter of Hoquiam notified Kenisto unmarried and living at 316 South F Street Aberdeen He had two months with the company An inquest was not considered necessary Funeral services were held Sunday at Whiteside s chapel
Lucy Rose Milette and Joseph Howe Kerswill Snell wed Sunday morning at the Milette home on West Market Street. Rev. F F W Greene officiated with family present. After a wedding breakfast the couple left on a noon train for a ten day Puget Sound tour before returning to Aberdeen. Mrs Snell is from Aberdeen and he has lived in the city nine years as an inspector for the Pacific Coast Lumber Agency for five years.
Hawley, a three year star at State University, has signed to coach Aberdeen High for the coming season and arrived in Aberdeen last night. The squad played a practice game yesterday on the old Athletic field and held another session in the afternoon under the new coach.
A vintage ad promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenges to expel worms and restore children’s health. It cites Mrs J A Brisbin of Elgin Illinois and claims guaranteed results. Available from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co in Philadelphia and St Louis for 25 cents.
C E Johnson of Abideen resigned at a Tacoma meeting of the state Republican central committee executive committee. The vacancy was not filled and will not be soon, according to Chairman W A Rupp.
Night school at J. M. Weatherwax High reopened with fair attendance. Prof. H. E. Holmquist of the high school faculty leads, assisted by Miss Fleming. Courses cover elementary arithmetic reading writing spelling and civic government. Returning students will take advanced classes.
The Christian Science Church on First Street near Broadway offers Sunday service at 11 a.m. and Wednesday service at 8 p.m. Reading room at 321 Finch Building open daily except Sunday from 1:30 to 6 p.m.
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