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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1908
Page
12
A short ad lists Candies and Xmas Bon Bell Boxes, Xmas Cards of all kinds, Nuts, Tinsel, Candles, and Tree Decorations offered by a local shop. The span suggests seasonal shopping and gift options for the holidays.
Centralia weekly items move through town with many names and places. Residents such as J Z Williams, A Bchooley, Fred Cole, H W Thomas, J P Nicholson, I A James, C D Cunningham, Madeline Smith, Constance Guerrier, M L Heath, Dessie Gitlaut, H Bedell, G W Ames, Peter Summerset, S Symons, and others appear in visits, trips, and local affairs. BORN to James Needham and wife on December 22. Community events include dances, holidays, and gift exchanges. changes in ownership and business movements around Centralia and nearby towns are noted.
Mr Israel maintains kennels on about fifteen acres near Olympia. He raises only Koaiish bull terrier dogs led by New Market Queen eleven years old mother to 16 high-grade litters. Whelping occurs in heated kennels with controlled temperature and separate puppy rooms. Emphasizes careful training and gentle pups. Phone 744 Vaughan & Co. Artistic Takors, U.S. National Bank Building.
About 300 acres of land owned by August F. Sewall were sold this week for around 20000 dollars by W. B. Ward. It is believed the Union Pacific Railroad bought the tract, located about half a mile northwest of the city limits on Waunch prairie, with part of the price already paid.
All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in Centralia are invited to a 2:20 PM dedication ceremony for the 1 O C F Temple on Saturday December 26. A banquet will follow. attendees are urged to come. Advertising for Ballard's Snow Lotion follows.
Lysander Augustus Sackett dies at his daughter Mrs. M A Johnsons home in this city on December 1m aged nearly eighty nine. Born March 6 1820 in Cornwall Connecticut he moved to Ohio and later California crossing the plains in 1849. He married Hartel Colton and returned to California then 1867 before going east again for seventeen years and returning west. He left three daughters Mrs Johnson Mrs Calhoun and Mrs J Newell of Portland. Funeral from Mrs Johnsons home. interment Lone Fir Portland.
Shrigthas Envertainnents notes next Sunday's Methodist service will feature a Christmas cantata "the King of Kings" with 60 voices and gifts sent to the Washington 4 Children's Home Finding Association in Seattle. The Presbyterian Sunday School plans a Christmas tree and presents with the cantata "Santa Claus Doings" while admission is free. On Monday, Albert Ar. Toh Son and Miss Mary Rae by are married at the Methodist parsonage with a brief honeymoon to Seattle and Walla Walla, returning to 110 Gold Street.
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