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Newspaper

Centralia News Examiner

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1906

Page

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City Council Elects Davies Chairman Pro Tem In Regular Session

Centralia City Council met Tuesday evening with Gilchrist and Martin absent. Mr Davies was elected chairman pro tem. The council amended the Madison license to seven fifty per month, discussed hydrant needs and street openings, directed police to enforce orders, and tabled uncompleted items for Thursday’s meeting. The ordinance granting to Centralia Electric & Power Co. updated to reflect pole use and power sales passed its second and third readings.

Centralia Gilchrist Martin Davies van Bonk Harm Herm Light and Water Committee Miller Jone Gold Street Magnolia Street Geld Center Street Erm Khydssat Tag Llouka Smith Ing Goht Plum Turner's Place Suitoel House Longre Sabor B.D. Herm East Front Street Cen Plia Electric & Power Co Contratia Bem City Electricion Bisbay Hoss Mator

Capt and Mrs Forrest Celebrate Golden Wedding in Dryad

Capt and Mrs M W Forrest celebrated their golden wedding with daughter Mrs Mary Luedinghaus in Dryad last Monday March 12. They spent the anniversary at the home of their son J T Forrest professor of mathematics at the state normal school in Bellingham. He was born September 26 1833 in Indiana and moved with his parents to Lee county Iowa in 1887. They moved to Jefferson county Iowa in 1844 as the treaty with the Indians permitted. Mrs Hattie Smith Forrest was born May 12 1833 in Indiana and emigrated to Jefferson county Iowa in 1845. They have two brothers Thos B Smith of Abingdon Iowa and W I Forrest state land commissioner now an abstractor in Seattle. In 1859 Forrest moved from the farm to Martinsburg and ran a mercantile business. In 1862 he resigned as postmaster and helped recruit Company F of the Thirty third Iowa Infantry, serving as captain. After the war he engaged briefly in commerce at Batavia, then returned to farming until 1896. They had eight children. oldest son C F Forrest and family were visiting in Chehalis, a daughter Mrs C O Phelps resided in Iowa, and the youngest Lee Forrest was in Arizona for health. They have nine grandchildren. The captain has held many offices and is now a four year commander of the G A R and a member of Lewis county Pioneer Association. The Forrests have been Baptist church members for nearly fifty years.

M. W. Forrest Mary Luedinghaus Dryad J.T. Forrest State Normal School Bellingham Capt. Forrast Indiana Lee County Liowa Jefferson County Iown Forteet Misa Hattie Smith Wig Lews Thos. B. Smith Abingdon Iowa W. I. Forrest Seattle Forrest Martineburg Gompany F Thirtythird Iowa Infantry Batavia C. F. Forrest Chehalis C. O. Phelps Lee Forrest Arizona Lewis County Lewis County. Capt. and Mrs. Forrest Baptist Church

No Base Ball This Year In Centralia

Centralia lacks professional baseball this year and the local scene appears near dead. Two years of Southwest League play drained interest and finances, leaving only a high school team with potential amateur support, while enthusiasm remains muted.

Centralia Aever Seesson

Real Estate Partnership Formed by Eubanks and Baker

J M Eubanks and J L Baker formed a real estate partnership to operate in Gentralis and nearby areas. Both are well known in Gentralia with Baker recently running an office with Honeywell and Spaulding, while Eubanks is an experienced California dealer now based in Centralia. They plan to buy homes and property to meet rising East Coast settlement in Washington.

J. M. Eubanks J.L. Baker Gentratis Iieinit Gentralia Gentraliq Esa Centralia Washington Eubanks Baker ii Eatape

Incorporation of Pe Ell Washington Passed by Board

The Lewis County Board of Commissioners declares the town of Pe Ell Washington incorporated as a fourth class municipal corporation. August Mayer named mayor. council members elected include Lewis Rathowald W C Yeomans J Donahoe B G Austin and J P Duckett. Territory described from Sec 4 Tp 13 N R 5 W to include most of Pe Ell, excluding Miller's Heights. Also notes tax adjustments for L Bar and Carliett Lumber Co. and road and bid actions.

Board of County Commiessionecy Agid Board Said Ell Washington Tecorporation August Mayer Mayer Frank McKnight Clark J. G. Dunlap Lewis Rat‘kowski W.C. Yeomany J. Donahoe B. G. Austin J. P. Duckett Counalmen PeEk Towit August- Mayer Lewis Rathowald W. C Yeomans J. Donahes J. P. Duck Mauerman Same Nanth Tfia Enid Mauerman Nouth Mauermat PeEll Anid Abova Peew Miller's Heights L. Bar Olister Centralia

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