Local Notes From Hoquiam and Grays Harbor
A Chehalis County roundup reports births, relocations, and visits including a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. J E Russell. It notes Ellensburg normal school attendees Miss Elsie Lucan and Miss Florence Acheson, a mill shutdown at Panel & Folding Box Co, and several residents visiting or returning home from Alaska Wisconsin and California. The Olympic Oil Co switches to day and night shifts, a railroad extension progresses, and Dr W F Schatz dies of heart disease with Masonic funeral. Also mentions a practical Scott Emulsion ad for infants and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Russell
Dean
North River
Elsie Lucan
Ellensburg
State Normal School
Panel & Folding Box Co
Geo. L. Davis
Florence Acheson
Grays Harbor City
O. P. Burrows
F. R. Burrows
Alaska
A. A. Pompe
Toledo
Washington
Hoquiam
Ed. Lucan
G. H. Emerson
Ralph
California
C. M. Stanfield
Olympic Oil Company
Floyd Hull
Lorraine
San Jose
W. L. Adams
A. F. Coats
Hitchings & Joyce
Grays Harbor
Humptulips
Jaz. A. Karr
Arthur
Seattle
State University
Toe Creek
W. F. Schatz
North Beach
Masonic Lodge
Cosmopolis News Briefs From Washington State
Mr and Mrs John Fry Sr are visiting in the Wyncodie valley. Lloyd Cook injures his left wrist at Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle Co mill. Rudolph Distler is pleased with his Olympic trip and discoveries. A Dougan moves from Westport to open an oyster house on F street near Batchelor's Bar. Mrs L F Thompson returns to Cosmopolis after weeks away visiting Walla Walla Yakima Sumner and Tacoma. A Cosmopolis Improvement Society meeting was held September 8 1901. Winifred Powell teaches at Grand Forks Wishkah river and Georgie M Powell will teach at Blockhouse Smith school October 7. If doubts remain about North river road improvements under Silas W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fry Sr
Wyncodie Valley
Lloyd Cook
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Co
Rudolph Distler
A. Dougan
Westport
F Street
Batchelor
L. F. Thompson
Cosmopolis
Walla Walla
Yakima
Sumner
Tacoma
Cosmopolis Improvement Society
Winifred Powell
G. M. Powell
Grand Forks
Wishkah River
Georgie M
Blockhouse Smith School
North River Road
Silas W. Smith
Road trip to clear doubts in a short half mile
The text urges taking a brief half mile on the road to dispel doubts quickly. It emphasizes a quick, practical approach rather than extended contemplation. The suggestion frames movement as a remedy to uncertainty.
Elma News Highlights Growth and Local Moves
Ff Miss Gussie Martin visited Seattle on Wednesday. The Star mill resumes rapid shingles work. Forty two buildings were erected in Elma this season. A brick kiln opened midweek and bricks are fine. A 2400 foot spur to J B Murray’s new camp near Slater’s was surveyed. Several residents returned or arrived in Elma from Whatcom Santa Cruz and Portland. Local remodeling at Estus hall promises a first class feed mill. Community note questions hunting by farms near Elma amid resident misconduct concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Martin
Seattle
Star Mill
Flma
J. B. Murray
Slater’s
D. F. Byles
Whatcom
Elma
Maggie Byles
A. Jolley
John M. Lasley
Santa Cruz
Cal
Lasley
J. B. Jones
C. C. Combes
Miss Pearl
Portland
W. A. Anderson
Riverside
RK. J. Stoner
Estus
Community Notes From Montesano Area Fall 1909
A roundup of local life includes A D Devonshire planning winter in California, Miss Lutie Baker departing for Everett, D W Crites arranging a merry go round for the Tournament, Mrs Porter Sr moving to Aberdeen to care for Miss Luella Porter, and Miss Nora Hinman and FE Fanshier wed in Olympia. The school pushes for an organ fund, Gus Stratton reports from Dawson, and Mamie Blair marries Fredwin Somer in Cottage Grove. A baby girl arrives to Mrs Walter Fisk. Local road and mill work, farm scenes with steam threshing and baling, and social visits among Agnes Saymore, Kate Donahue, and Miss Marie Mauerman are noted, with Oakville Gun Club eyeing formal organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Devonshire
California
Lutie Baker
Everett
D. W. Crites
Aberdeen
Elma
J. &. McCallum
B. G. Cheney
J. M. Stratton
Gus
Dawson
Mamie Blair
W. H. Blair
Montesano
Cottage Grove
Ore
Fredwin H. Somer
California Street
San Francisco
Walter Fisk
H. C. Winston
Jos
Mauerman
LeRoy Myers
Agnes Saymore
Kate Donahue
Chehalis
Marie Mauerman
Joseph Mauerman
Oakville
Local Sports Club Opens Pigeon Practice Rationed Access
The club offers clay pigeons for practice with a $1.50 membership fee. Each member pays for pigeons used. A boy named Joe Austin, son of Phil, injured his foot previously. it swelled and caused pain before a doctor lanced it and he neared recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Phil
Austin
Aberdeen City Hearing Set On Street Vacation Petition
The Aberdeen City Council will hear the petition of C W Miller W B Fetterman and Joseph Kaufman for vacation of a portion of 7th Street. The hearing is scheduled for Saturday September 28 1901 at 8 o clock in the afternoon in the City Council Chambers. Mayor W W AnNstiz signed the resolution and City Clerk Gro A Buack attested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
City of Aberdeen
C. W. Miller
W. B. Fetterman
Joseph Kaufman
7Th Street
City
Aberdeen
W. W. AnNstiz
World champion healer salve miracle cure
Dr. A Kellett of Williford Arkansas reports a railroad laborer had a crushed foot that was quickly cured by Bucklen's Alpha Salve. The ad touts it as ideal for burns piles and skin eruptions with a cure guaranteed at 25 cents, sold by Todds Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. Kellett
Williford
Ark
Bucklen
Todd
Look Carefully To Your Kidneys By Dr Jenner
Dr Jenner's Kidney Pills claim to restore kidney function and enlarge shrunken kidney walls. Marketed as a cure for urinary troubles with prices 10 25 50 cents. Sold and recommended by Smits Drug Co Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smits Drug Co
Aberdeen
Home Gold Cure Offers At-Home Alcohol Cure Wealthily Sold
Drunkards are urged to cure themselves at home using the Home Gold Cure. Promises a disease treatment without publicity or loss of time, shows thousands cured, and offers the remedy for one dollar with mailed delivery from Edwin B. Giles & Company of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Aberdeen City To Improve First Street Sidewalks
City resolution proposes building a ten foot sidewalk on the south side of First Street between C Street and Chicago Avenue in Aberdeen. It sets cost limits, outlines assessment of abutting lots, and fixes September 21 1901 as the protest deadline and hearing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
City of
Aberdeen
First Street
C Street
Chicago Avenue
Chehalis County
State of Washington
Emery & Mack
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aberdeen Herald
B.S. Philbrick
The
American Novelty Co
Capt
Hughes
Charles
Geo. D. Robertson
Wisconsin
Scott
Cine
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Gro. A. Buack
Dr. Jenner
Edgar
Northern Pacific Railway
E. A. Suemnicht
H Street
Postofice
D. McLafferty & Sons
Ft Street
Heron
Ume
L. M. Demeree
Pres. and Treas
James Barrett
Propr
Commercial
C. M. Demerer
Sec’y and
Mangr
Washington Abstract Company
Montesano State Bank
Montesano, Washington
U.S
Haves & Haves Bank
Todd's Pharmacy
L. II
MALEY
E. L. Koehler
Goi Payette & Coxey
I. S. Norin
Alfred J. Anderso Merchant Tailor
W. Herrick
Aberdeen Steam Laud
I. Harris & Sons
Gabrielson & Holmer
Blomquist Shoe Co
Todd' S Pharmacy
W.W. Awsstin
Giro
A. Bhack
Java
Herato
W. J. Bryan
Aberdeen Fish Market
Micuansa Finn, Propr
G Street
Wishkah St
Creech Bros
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