City Council Journal Details Monthly Budget and Sewer Bid
The regular city council meeting covered the new budget, sidewalk resolutions, and Washington Avenue grading completion. Seven bids for the lateral sewer system were opened with Davia, Mille & Co. lowest at 34,461, contract set. city officials praised contractors and announced bid notices concluding.
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Tneday
Miller
Williame, Kresa
Tilley
Kent
Sonneveld
Dilla
Centratin Electric & Power Company
Lantz
Whinugry
California
Centralia
San Francisco
Whinneryhee
Maralial Clark
Head
Ha Ain
Atrest
H. H. Merten
J Mertenaia
Ash Street
Wen
Bar
Raught
F.H. Miller
Hanaan Street
Tower Avenue
Newa Examiner
Washington Avenue
Clark Eaton
B. M. Kibler
Gus Swannon
J. P.O Neal
Centralia Round Table Club entertains Centralia teachers
The Round Table Club hosted Centralia schoolteachers at Mrs P R Stall's home. Hosts praised the ladies for their intelligence and charm, while Mina Kate Martin Blanche Thompson and Mrs Kendall entertained with music and singing, highlighting the guests' vivacity.
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Round Table Club
Centralia
Mra. P. RR
Mina Kate Martin
Mise Blanche Thompson
Kendall
Teachers Hostesses Gather for Afternoon Tea Party
A large group of twenty seven teachers attended a social afternoon at the Stahl residence hosted by Mrs. Stahl and Mrs. Cruttenden. Prizes were awarded for decorative cloth outlines of animals, followed by a progressive tea and songs.
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Heeiden Mra. Kellogg
Mra
Chrise
Mya. Styles
South
Washington
Rome
Stahl
Miss Thompson
Mra. BR. B
Kellogg
Mira. Carrier
Pemberton
Mabel F
Brown
Sloan
Kineport
Johnson
Purinton
Shirclife
Decker
Radicke
Davie
Markham
Chapman
Clarke
Paddock
Dicken
Brittain
Jennie Greenwood
Mabul Greenwood
Sillix
Meadames Beebe
Crattenden
Chinckley
Hewelling
Gillam
Kendall
Rosenthal
Nill
G. H. Miller
Young Baptists Host Friday Night Entertainment
The Baptist church youth plan an entertainment and social next Friday March 5 with a magical and literary program in the auditorium followed by a social in the basement and light refreshments. Admission is 13 cents.
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The
Baptist Church
Forger Caught and Local School Board Nominations
A Everett Commercial Club meeting elects officers and discusses a single candidate for school director, urging citizens to vote. The county attorney accuses Charles Andreeren, Walter Hazelgren, J. DickDonald and Thomas Roberts of robbery. Anna Pearl Sheppard sues for divorce. a lien suit by West Coast Wagon Co. against Union Loan & Trust Co. seeks $2,747 for steel on a three story building.
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Charlea Andereen
Walter Hazelgren
J. DicDonald
Thomas Roberta
Anna Pearl Sheppard
John H. Sheppard
West Coast Wagon Company
Union Loan & Trust Company
Notable Centralia Opera Sees Strong Cast and Orchestra
The Centralia production showcased Baron Vou and The New Dominion with strong acting by Clas Clement and stirring support from Kathleen Kerrigan Arthur Bulledgs and William Conklin. The orchestra under Mr Biller received warm applause for My Old Kentucky Home as the audience enjoyed a largely appreciative, though modest, turnout.
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Baron Vou
Hohenstauffen
Centraliz
New Dominion
Clas Clement
Sidfonss
Clement
Mises Kathleen Kerrigan
Arthur Bulledgs
Wm. Conklin
Centralia Opera Tionne
Biller
Kentucky
Death of Rev Dr William A Sampie Mentioned in Centralia Obituary
Many mourn the death of Rev Dr William Addison Sampie at his temporary family home in Bellingham on February 4 from heart disease. Born 1838 and educated at Hanover College, Danville Theological Seminary, he served as pastor in Fort Smith Memphis Centralia Vancouver and Whatcom before retiring in 1901. He leaves two children Jim Sample of Spokane and Mrs Saunders of Berkeley and his widow Miss Rot Laraway.
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Centralia
William Addison Sampie
Bellingham
Sample
Gentralia -Presbyterian
Presbyterian
Washington
Missionari Smith
Arkuogas
Hanover College
Hanover
Tai
Danville Trical Seminary
Danville
Kentuck
Beld
Fort Smith
Memphis
Tennessee
Third Presbyterian Church
Thres Yetra
Retium
Cali
California
Weeklong County Marriage Licences Issued
The county auditor issued marriage licences this past week to Edward F. Meyera and Ella Sehlentz, Paul Guy and Iva Kain, Wm Christensen and Lena M Shipler, and E E Melwig and Hazel VY Brillon.
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Edward F. Meyera
Ella Sehlentz
Paul Guy
Iva Kain
Wm. Christensen
Lena M. Shipler
Hazel VY. Brillon
Deputy Sheriff Seeks Forgery Suspect In City
Deputy Sheriff King left Wednesday evening to bring back D. Da Swan who is wanted on a forgery charge. De Swan allegedly forged Alden Jones’s name to a $10 check last January and is said to have written bad checks in the past.
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King
D. da Swan
de Swan
Llega
Alden Jones
de Swaty
Commercial Club Elects Officers In Centralia Meeting
Centralia Commercial Club held a meeting last Monday night electing officers on the nominating committee’s slate. E. T. Fallmadge is president Theodore Hose is vice president Pat W. Thomas is secretary J. A. Field is treasurer. Board members include W. W. Canon W. B. Keir A Flewelling W. S. Ward and Wm. Christenson. Discussion noted potential appointment of a club manager with a salary to devote most time to club work.
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Centralia Commercial Club
E. T. Fallmadge
Theodore Hose
Secreta
Pat. W. Thomas
J. A. Field
Knatees
W. W. Canon
W. B. Keir
A. Flewelling
W.8. Ward
Wm. Christenson
Cab
Ghosen Shorty
Dramatic Opera at City Hall on Theeday Evening
A melodrama of exceptional power will be presented at the opera house this city on Theeday evening March 10. The play features keen heart interest, grand scenic effects, and moral lessons. Centralia patrons have shown good support for the production.
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Bedford
Centralia
Obituary: Mrs Susan Washburn Dead in New Dominica City
Mrs Susan Washburn aged 80 years 10 months 14 days died Friday at her home in the city. Born April 14 1827 in Camélon Hill New York she married James N Washburn November 16 1841. Two children George A and Bila A died. Survived by grandson Orren N and great granddaughter. Funeral held Sunday at Gall Vatton Army hall. interment Butterworth cemetery Ford's Peakly.
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Suann W. Washburn
Hame
Camélon Hill
WN. Y
Misa Susan W. Allen
James N. Waelburn
Tin Union
George A
Bila Ac
Mr. Washburn
Orren
Gallvatton Army Hall
James Holder
Black
Butterworth's
Ford's Peakly
Death of Carl Shultz in Prindle Street Home
Carl Shultz died last Thursday evening at his Prindle street home of quick consumption. Rev. Donald A. MacKenzie conducted the services. burial followed in Toledo, his old home. Born in Germany in 1847, he came to America about thirty years ago and lived mostly in Toledo and Washington. He was married about forty years and had six children: Fred Shultz of Napaying, Mrs. Freda Christy of Blaine, Chas., Albert, and Conrad Shultz of Chehalia, and Mrs. Lacey Moore of Little Falls.
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Garl Shultz
Prindle Street
Donald A. MacKenzie
Toledo
Deveauey
Carl Shultz
Gersmany
Wil
America
Mr. Shultz
Washington
Grantar
Shultz
Fred Shultz
Napaying
Freda Christy
Blaine
Chas
Albert and
Conrad Shultz
Ghehalia
Mia
Lacey Moore
Little Falls
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Henderson
Miller's “Fair
F. H. Miller
Washington ‘Avenue
Hansen Street
A. Cruttendaut
Geo
Ellesbury
Walter Tagrahim
Miss Day
Misa Byron
Cruttenden
Meesrs
R. B. Kelloge
Stiles
Currier
Turpening
Stallock
A. &. Sears
de Vore
Grottenden
D Wllsbury
H. VV. ‘Thompson
H.8. Black
Tilis
Kniskora
Baptist Entertainment
Melvin Hotflell
M.A. Meagher
Ustfield
Hig
Martin Gruber
Doty
Winelock
Ms. Gruber
Eve
Iller Yoni
Mins Blanche Thompson
Mia Lizele Fleming
Ella Nelson
Naomi Viatt
Ed Bower
Hiller Reais Mise
Ruth Savage
Miss Tila Nelson
Mize Nocmi Platt
Everett Commercial Club
J. E. Leane
Lease
Newe-Examiner
Hein
Aly
Ity
Wm. A. Sample
Forper
Everett
Commercial Club
Mother Te Guide Mer
Dominica
NEC
Susan Washburn
Clay Clement
Hin Company
Tuesaday
Orf Soo
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Hoo Hove
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