Local Chehalis County Notes and Arrivals
Counts of births marriages and travels from Chehalis County Aberdeen Herald correspondents. Includes birth of a son to Mrs Robert Locke, visits by Dr Will Long and Senator J R O'Donnell, schooling plans for Miss Jannie Putman, weddings of CA Carroll and Annie Johnson, and issued marriage licenses such as John Macon and Myrtin Losey, Bruno Midiani and Grace Croston, Randolph Bisap and Barbara Svitak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ©. Macon
Myrtin Losey
Bruno J. Midiani
Irace Croston
Randolph Bisap
Barbara Svitak
Lula Ketiula
Emilija Niemi
R. Coats
Almire Eves
William Miller
Alan Foreman
Adolph Carlson
Ji.la Anderson
Local residents depart and return from travels and work
R W Craig leaves Thursday for a several weeks visit to Canada. Johnichardson recently returned from Veun the Sound. Carpenters begin work on a new residence for C lodgeon on Karr Street. Mrs Huff and Miss Josephine depart for a short visit with friends in Portland. Morgan returns from Astoria visit. Acheson back in town after absence on the Sound. Erdteen couple home from a wedding trip in Portland. Herbert Bennett returns from Lake Quinault with Mr Gerner ill. Hunley leaves for camp to grade and clear Kirkpatrick county road. Mrs L H Brewer returns from Montesano where her mother Mrs Schofield improves slowly. Floyd Wakefield visits relatives in Wilma. Uncle Frank Anderson returns from Aberdeen. Mrs Holmes and children visit Olympia. Mr and Mrs Wakefield back from Oregon trip. Dr Hill returns from Oregon on business and relatives. Mrs Adam Ehl returns from Aberdeen. Fred Jenzel travels to Watertown NY to visit sister Mrs Tocher. LeRoy appointed city marshal after Melvin Goore resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. KF
Huff
Josephine
Sea
Gee. Morgan
Astoria
Sever
J. A. Acheson
Bruno Erdtean
Portland
Dr. Hill
Oregon
Adam Ehl
Aberdeen
Fred Jenzel
Watertown
Jefferson County
N. Y
Wiliatm Tocher
Local Visitors and Society Notes From Port City
Mrs Stella Martin of Porter visited relatives here Tuesday. J F Hemphil of Aberdeen was in town on business Tuesday. The Odd Fellows held Initiatory Degree work Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs C B Vandevort went to Hoquiam Tuesday evening to visit friends. Miss Gertrude Taylor left Sunday for Elma to attend school next term. Mrs G G Parman who had visited her sister Mrs A Weiland here for several weeks left for her home in Condon Oregon last Tuesday.
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Gertrude Taylor
Elma
G. G. Parman
A. Weiland
Condon
Ore
Democratic Ticket Claims Strong, Honest Local Slate
The Chehalis county Democratic convention nominates a full slate headed by state senator Ben Sheeks and includes representatives A T L Callow, A S Hodgdon, and others. Delegates elected for the Seattle state convention. platform emphasizes independent local governance, road building, and direct primary reform while warning against party bosses and national politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Sheeks
A. TL. Callow
Elma
Samuel B. Davis
Aberdeen
A. S Hodgdon
Hoquiam
F. Clark
C. Cross
John Richardson
W. F. Warner
Satsop
Kenff—J. M. Bowes
W. M. Melrose
E. L. McDonnell
Hoequiam
J. J. Dann
F. L. Carr
Chas, McIntyre
Copalis
A. J Stewart
George Glander
BE. H. Fox
W. ©. Lloyd
W. RB. Ogden
John Snyder
Montesano
L. G. Bignold
W. ©. Bignold
W. KF. Wagner
A. 1
Stroud
P. B. Ageton
C. KF. Yowle
Seattle
Dr. Lib. Mosk
Je Ay McSperitt
J. J. Ryan
E. H. Fox
J.J. Carney
KX. Bowes
F. L. Morgan
W. B. Ogden
A S Fledgdon
John Est
L. B. Bignold
Vic
Chehalis County
Mima
Chehalis
Roosevelt
Dissatisfaction Grows Over Chehalis County GOP Convention
The Aberdeen Herald reports Republican discontent in Chehalis County after the recent convention. Eastern voters feel ignored and allege party bosses chose the ticket, fueling calls for reform and support for direct primaries.
County Seat Removal Meeting Elects Officers and Committees
A Grand theater gathering Saturday elected K. B. Benn president and Ed Jones secretary. An executive committee was formed, three members appointed by attendees to choose the remaining four. Appointees were J. B. Bridges HK DB Benn KK CG Finch. The committee to organize immediately and establish finance, statistic, and registration subgroups was also directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theater
K. B. Benn
Ed Jones
Messrs
J. B. Bridges
DB. Benn
CG. Finch
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Promotes Nature's Plan
The remedy acts on nature to ease a cold by al laying the cough relieving the lungs aiding expectoration and restoring health. It counters a cold’s tendency toward pneumonia, with thousands testifying to its superior quality. Price 25 cents large size 50 cents Evans Drug Co. sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Evans Drug Co
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Endorsed for Coughs
A Montana reader praises Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs preventing consumption. The ad notes the product is sold by Shelley’s Drug Store and targets families, urging preventive care for consumptives. The item appears in the Semi-Weekly Herald with pricing for subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Great Falls
Montana
Shelley
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State
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Mason Irwin
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Ione Medcalf
Enamelaw
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J. R. O'Donnell
Jannie Putman
Jack Carroll
CA. Carroll
Luiss Annie Johnson
J. E. McDougall
Oscoda
Mica
Calgary
I. A
R. W. Craig
Canada
Johnichardson
Karr
Lodgeon
Herbert Bennett
Ott
Lake Quinauilt
Mr. Gerner
Peter Hunley
Kirkpatrick
Floyd Wakefield
Oakville
Wilma
Frank Anderson
Holmes
Olympia Tuesaday
Mrs. L. I. Wakefield
Oregon Points
Kk. LeRoy
Melvin Gooree
LeRoy
National Politics
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