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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
3
A stream of notices records visits and travels of locals in Aberdeen including Mrs John R Bertholf of Seattle and Miss Grace vate from the state university. Several arrivals departures and social events are noted with church receptions, a harbor dock project, and a printing hire bound for Manila.
The Hub clothing store at 465 East Heron Street was broken into yesterday morning when a gas pipe fell from the awning. Insurance is not present. Also noted: Charles L. Koelsche, formerly with Snohomish Logging, now with a logging firm near Portland, is in the city a few days. K. W. Ingalls left for Portland to visit his son and will return next week to resume collecting for the telephone company. Funeral details include Teens Burney, killed in the wreck near Cosmopolis on the O W railroad, being shipped to Elma for burial. The report mentions Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Ingalls returning to Portland after their mother’s funeral, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor leaving for Portland on business. Hans Hanson went to Markham for carpentry work for F G Deming Lumber & Shingle Co but fell ill and returned home. The note closes with Just the Grip and Hans’s quip.
An eight-year-old girl named Ela Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs T Thompson, was struck by a passing noon train while crossing toward East Aberdeen school yesterday. She ran back onto the track, was hit by the cow catcher, and suffered severe cuts and bruises to her arm and side. She was taken to Aberdeen General Hospital for treatment.
Nugene Debs the Socialist leader will arrive in Aberdeen on October 26 and stay through the day to meet local Socialists. In the evening he will address a rally at the Grand theater as part of his national tour.
A note from F W Ingalls thanks friends for help during his wife’s illness and death and for the flowers sent in her memory. He expresses that words cannot fully convey his appreciation.
Michael Stanley aged 67 died Monday night in a local hospital. A native of Poland he leaves several grown children.
Amos E. Peoples of Markham was fined 31.50 by Judge Bush for killing two ducks out of season and had his hunting license canceled for the year. He was arrested near Markham by Game Warden Collins McKenzie with the ducks in his possession. Ducks are plentiful on the lower harbor, and some hunters ignore the open season which begins October 1.
R W Sutcliffe Daniel Rogan and W J Agnew organize Coast Baking Co with £20000 capital. The bakery and candy factory will operate from the old Townsend factory on Hast First street and a store will be opened in the business district under Mr Rogan's management.
Haw and H E Melsaac, expert wireless telegraph operators from San Francisco, arrived Tuesday night to reinstall the wireless service between Aberdeen and Westport. They have leased the apparatus of United Wireless Company and will install the new service in a few days.
Michael Lester, 23, died at a local hospital Monday night after contracting peritonitis at a Wishkah River logging camp. He was transported to the hospital last week and the funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at Whiteside's undertaking parlors with Rev. Chas McDermoth officiating.
The Comet sails to San Diego from West mill while Meteor waits at Union mill for charter. Hawaii loads for Valpariso at West mill and Ludlow sails to Honolulu. Churchill loads for Callao Peru at Wilson mill. Forest Home sails for Callao Peru from Aberdeen mill. Hermine arrives to load for Buenos Ayres at Slade mill. Santa Barbara loads for San Pedro at American mill. Newsboy arrives from San Pedro to load at Slade mill. Polaris loads at American mill for Valpariso. San Jacinto ships cargo to San Francisco from Slade mill. Svea arrives from San Francisco to load at Wilson mill. Jane L Stanford loads for Brisbane Australia at Slade mill. R C Slade loads for Tocopilla Chile at Slade mill. Columbia arrives to load at Anderson Middleton mill for Kahului. Centralia arrives with general cargo to load for San Pedro at Slade mill.
In the Western District of Washington a receiver announces a sale of the bankrupt B J Garman Company assets. Sale is October 5 1910 at 11:00 AM at the referee Warren A Worden's Tacoma office with sealed bids requiring ten percent cash and balance on sale confirmation. The receiver may reject all bids.
Manager Sayers says the Union mill did not shut down permanently. The plant paused to install 12-foot band saws and discard circular saws, aiming to boost capacity within three weeks. Before the halt the mill operated continuously for fifteen months with heavy overtime.
William Grogis sues Judge Phillips court to recover license fee paid to the city to operate a lunch counter on the sidewalk near the Heron street bridge. After securing the license he was refused permission to erect the counter. Attorney Dan Pear sall represents him to recover the money.
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