Local notes and visits mark Chehalis county week
Chehalis and nearby towns report social calls and travels. John L Gruber of Winlock appears in the Jol Reynolds case. Mrs J F Morgan plans a warm winter in the south after a California Mexico trip. Carpenters fall from a roof injuring none seriously. Marlon Howell case moves to Walla Walla institution. Many residents visit Tacoma Portland Abna and Oregon locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
John L. Gruber
Winlock
Jol W. Reynolds
Godfrey
Geneva Shielda
inAberdeen
North Yakima
J. J. Schofield
J. F. Morgan
California
Mexico
William Bloch
Peter Hamberry
Wietovsin Lumber Company
Wittell
Walla Wella
Alyda Minner
J. T. Alexander
Stonday
Taroma
Hank
Stontana
Chehalis Camp
Portland
Serral Dayes
Chehally
Birs
Hol Diy
Mr. Lee
Familly
Long Creek
Ore
Cheballs
Jas
9. L. Gates
Riverside
Morgan and Brim wed at Winlock Methodist parsonage
John T. Morgan and Mire Elizabeth Brim quietly married Wednesday evening at the Methodist parsonage, Rev. J. Pletcher Lyng officiating. The couple plan to reside in Winlock, with about two hundred friends and relatives of the Johnsons celebrating the silver wedding anniversary of H. Johnson and his spouse the previous Tuesday at the Johnson home and Hope Grange hall with dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winlock
John T. Morgan
Mire Elizabeth Brim
J. Pletcher Lyng
Ailver
Johnson
Hope Grange Hall
Lodge officers elected and community obituaries noted
Whelock Lodge No. 47 AF and AM elected officers for the coming year including J D Thompson as Worshipful Master and Andrew Johnson as Treasurer. The Eastern Star named Mra A L Raught Worthy Matron and Mrs J Doty Assistant Matron. A public installation is planned for December 26 at Mason hall. Mrs A J Rockafellow, mother of C A Rockafellow, died in Seaside Oregon on December 4 and was brought to Winlock for funeral services conducted by Rev Fletcher Long. Deceased leaves a husband and two sons A Rockafellow and T J Hughes. Nancy Tendall, born November 20 1840 in Alton Illinois, married Salomon Hughes in 1860 and later to A J Rockafellow in 1864. The couple lived on the coast about twenty-five years, mostly in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelock Lodge No
A. M
J. D. Thompson
E. W. Cade
E. Dato
Andrew Johnson
Tresaurer
Guy Ehipler
Curtle
Tyler
We the
Eastern Star
A. L. Raught
J. Doty
F. F. Curtis
Pearl M
Svening
Mason Hall
A. J. Rockafellow
C. A. Rockafellow
Winlock
Seaside
Oregon
Munday
Fletcher Long
Rockafellow
T. JA. Hughes
Rainier
Grego
Nancy Tendall
Alton
Ilinois
Wan
Jersey County
Salomon Hughes
Hughes
St. Louis
Centralia News Briefs and Local Notices from Enterprise
John Sheilenberger returned to Centralia for another medical treatment course. A C G Weller remains ill and seeks care elsewhere. Agnes Blenner visited Chehalia. Mrs Teel was hospitalized in Centralia. The new Gold Fellows temple in Centralia will be dedicated December 28 with Perry M Watson named Grand Marshal. Peel Lodge Masons elected officers and councilmen Martin Mayer, G W Boynton, W J Harlan. J H Shutts elected treasurer. Perry M Wilson chosen as representative to the Grand Todee event in Olympia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PE Ell
Enterprise
John Sheilenberger
Centralia
A. C G. Weller
Agnes Blenner
Chehalia
Teel
Gold Fellows Temple
Perry M. Watson
W. J. Harlan
J. H. Shutts
Masons
Perry M. Wilson
Peel Lodge No. 157
Wallington
Olympia
Social notes from Tenino and nearby towns
Tenino social items recount visits and greetings. Miss Daisy McCandress traveled from Centralia to spend Sunday with her brother Gene. Mrs Kenworthy and F Cradley visited in Tacoma with an old schoolmate of Mrs Kenworthy. W Dean Hays returned to Chehalis for a short stay with family. Elsie Anderson of Eagle Gorge invites with her sister Mrs MM Cole. Wolf and Leopold Schmidt of Olympia were in Tenino on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalis
Misa Elsie Anderson
Eagle Gorge
MM. C. Cole
Mrs. Wolf
Leopold Schmidt
Olympia
Tenino
Birthday Surprise as New Wolf Building Opens
A surprise birthday party for Miss Mildred Mawgon filled the new Wolf building with about eighteen friends. Games and lunch followed a pleasant evening. Mrs. Jessie Martin, recently released from a Canada hospital, passed through Tenino to recover at Mrs. Thos. Davis’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Powell, returning from California, visit Seattle and stop at F. S. Hall’s house. Olympia engineers Menars, Van Epps, Des Greigrs, and Mitchell arrived to survey the Tenino Light, Power & Water Co site for a new electric plant and water supply. If conditions allow, day current may begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mawgon
Jessie Martin
4 Hospital
Canada
Tenino
Buéoda
Thos, Davis
Tentue Light, Power &Water Company
Traveling Man Earns Thanks for Aiding Ill Passenger
Sim A Garber recounts aiding a sick woman on an east bound O. B. & N. train from Pun ltano La fivande Ore. He used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and whiskey, assisted by passengers, to stabilize her until Le Grande where the train stopped. For sale by P. R. Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pundlétano la Fivande
Ore
Sim A Garber
Colle
Boyan
le Grande
P. R. Stahl
Commissioners Reject Skookumehuck Bridge Over Shoddy Work
Chehalis Bee-Nugget reports county commissioners inspected the Skookumehuck bridge near Centralia and rejected the completed structure for shoddy workmanship. Built by International Contract Company of Seattle for 2975 with a 490 extra claim, they cited uneven load distribution, short connecting tods welded, bent close stingers, and poor painting. Davis & Mills of Centralia handled the approaches and channel work with praise from commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Skookumehuck Bridge
Centralia
International Contract Company
Sceattle
Davis & Milla
Cascasweet Seevears Revival Cure Ad
An old classified style advertisement touts Cascasweet as a harmless remedy free of opiates or mind altering drugs. It claims to relieve rheumatism and joint pains and promotes Hallard’s Siew Lle mont or Hackett Drug Co as sellers, urging mothers to conform to the National Pure Food and Drug Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Hel
Hallard
Wall
Ty Hackett Drug Co
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Dion
D. DB. Schneider
Tacoma
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FL Schmalle
Adna
Clara Felton
Hllington
Norilea
Jennie Thompson
Paulson
N. Somers
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Monahan
Pica
Charles Dunn
Anna Richards
Adan
Chehalla
H. C. Davis
Claquato
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Mere
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Mayfield
G. A. Onn
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Toledo
Orrin Doyce
Perry Loomis
Ada
W. Lake
Beattle
Herman Conrad
Frank Baxter
Roy Jackson
H. J. Barnett
Rochester
A. A. Woelifel Ganmearra
Wasn
Kodal
Karol
Red Cross
Mike
Korot Ig
Chehalis Brek & Tile Go
Gale
P. R. Stall
Logeers Mig. Co
Thon
McGrail
Mgr
Chamberlain
Foley
Margaret Baldwin
Union Loan & Trust Ling
Cardoncas
K. L, Kniskern “i. D. Rye
EAR
NOSE
Mercat
Omice
Union Loan & Trust Company
Ganizalia Leshmeron
G. F. Burdette
American School of
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Kirkville
Missouri
Ostropath
WeNitv Eatore
OfBeq
Ito
Houda
Iphysiciay and Surgeon Office Union Lasn
Fruet Company
Pune
EH. A. Bogart
South Tester Avenue
Contratin, Wash
Public Accountants
EH. S. Mulder
Bulan
Feil Vidgels
fiMedy Union Caan
Roon
Phobe
Chas
Nelson
Olean Field & Lease Building
Centralls
F. G. Titus
Field & Lanse Brink
Centrale
J. Kent
Yener
Tower Avene
Autralia
Wash
W. J. Bishop
Ofice
Common, Pebron & Co
Banik Building
Gwenalis, Wash
J. R. Buxton
Omfca
Frase Block
Veniralte Washington
Postatine
C.D. Atterbury Civil Engineer and Surveyor Office
Kaos
Hank Flock
George Cant
Mary Oral
Jone
North Pear Street
Weshlagton
Union Loan & Trust Co
Centralia, Washington
Savings Department
F. 8. Hubbard
F. T. McNitt
G. 8 B. Mason
Siasboshuslepoateat
CASS
United State
United Retail Credit Association
P.O. Box
Seattle
Royal Club
Japan
Yakima
W. Dickerson
A. J. B. Goodwin
Herman C. Hiller
DeWitt's
K.G. Dewitt & CO
Chisago, IL
Glendale Creamery Co
Tal
Black & Leatherwood
Bedula
Ahlleves Medicine CO
Sllouis
Theic. A. Young Drug’ Co
Centrali
Hoss Brothers & CO
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