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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
2
Town highlights a steady stream of visitors and local events. Mrs. Guy P. Hafferty visits relatives in Seattle while Carl Springer travels there on business. Various residents travel to Vancouver, Minneapolis, Portland, and Olympia for visits, medical care, or business. Local clubs meet and plan programs as society life continues.
Rugs made from old carpets including rag rugs and silk portieres offered by Art Rug Weavers located at 119 North G Street.
Brown's at 116 South G Street announces a new tailoring shop opening offering finest silk and worsted fabrics including scotch goods and blue serge at 18 to 22 dollar price points.
The notice lists service times for the Christian Science Church on First Street near Broadway. Sunday school at 10, church service at 11, Wednesday evening at 8, and a reading room at Finch Building open daily 1:30 to 5 except Sundays.
The Raymond loads at A J West mill for San Pedro while Norwood left American mill bound for San Pedro. Columbia sailed to San Francisco from Wilson mill. Azalea arrived from San Pedro awaiting charter. Temple E Dorr departed Donovan mill for San Francisco. Watson A West sailed to Antofagasta. Coronado arrived to load at Bay City mill for San Francisco. Centralia sailed to San Francisco with lumber from three mills. Strathnesk arrived and will load 900000 feet at Anderson Middleton and 2000000 feet at National mill for Australia.
The match between Company G of Aberdeen and the Duke of Connaughts Own of Vancouver planned for yesterday was moved to next Monday October 6. The final will be fired at the state rifle range near Montesano, followed by a Knights of Pythias hall ball in honor of the visiting team.
The Alumni of Aberdeen High School class of 1908 held a kitchen shower for Miss Vera Vammen last night at Mrs. and Mr. Al Plantenberg home 805 Marion Street South Aberdeen. All city classmates attended and enjoyed the event ahead of her upcoming wedding.
Percy G Story, a North Western mill employee, married Lula Smith at the bride's parents home 819 Karr Avenue with Rev Henry Van Engelen officiating. The couple will reside at 519 Ninth Street.
Fire destroyed a residence owned by A. Jonas in Aberdeen Gardens last Wednesday. Mrs. Jonas was home when the blaze started in the roof around noon. she saved only a few items. Estimated loss stands at 1500 dollars with 900 dollars insured.
Joseph Marsaw, longtime Aberdeen resident aged 50, died Saturday night at his South Aberdeen home. Funeral services were held at St Mary’s Catholic church this morning. A native of Canada he leaves a wife and a large family of children.
The citizens' committee tasked with lowering the city tax budget is reviewing departments. Members will meet tomorrow evening to compare notes and aim to produce a rough draft report by week’s end.
Frank Nerzik is in the city jail charged with rough housing the home of Sebastyan Tokarczyk in South Aberdeen. He allegedly smashed furniture and drove the family from the residence and will explain the incident to Judge Snider this afternoon.
The afternoon Milwaukee to Seattle schedule was moved on Sunday from 4 35 p m to 1 52 p m enabling a Tacoma transfer to the Columbian eastbound train. This provides direct Grays Harbor access to Chicago.
Salvation Army staff Captain Clifford of Seattle will visit Aberdeen on Sunday October 5 conducting three meetings at 11 00 a m 3 00 p m and 7 30 p m in the Army hall. This marks the start of winter revival services and all are invited.
Robert and Leslie Waugh lost while hunting in woods north of Hoquiam. They left the trail pursuing game, spent the night in the forest, and returned home at nine o'clock Monday morning.
R S Gribble of Montesano drew a ticket in the Fort Peck land opening held Tuesday. The land lies in Sheridan and Valley counties Montana along the Great Northern main line.
See Mrs. Greene in the east for first-class work at reasonable charges. Elevator access noted. contact at 530 Finch building.
Subscribers served by city carrier are asked to call City Messenger Co. at 72 if the Herald is not received by 6 p.m. Tuesday or Friday, so a copy can be delivered immediately.
Members met to discuss constructing a new church, choosing between the current Market and H streets site or a private lot at Third and K streets.
Fair organizers report a rich display of fruits vegetables and grain gathered near Aberdeen shipped to Elma for the county fair opening tomorrow. C E Arthur G M Powell and others led the exhibit effort with a sizable assortment of farm products destined for judging.
The Herald stands as Chehalis County’s most widely read newspaper, drawing the attention of advertisers who seek broad reach and influence.
Micheal Lentz reported a five pound two ounce Dolly Varden trout catch while fishing Sunday at the Forks of the Wishkah River. He manages Aberdeen Greenhouses and made the catch public.
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