Mulder to Remain in Centralia and Open Public Accounting Office
Mr and Mrs FE H 8 Mulder will stay in Centralia making their permanent home here He relinquishes government service at Ancon Canal Zone Panama to pursue a public accountant business He plans to open an office in the Union Loan and Trust Company building around January and invites local clients to consult him for bookkeeping services and systematizing accounts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H
Mulder
Centralid
Lothe
Ancon
Canal Zone
Panama
Atart
Tivoli
Plana
Molder
Centralia
Union Loan and Trust Company
Flowers for Decoration Day at Centralia G A R Post
Centralia G A R Post led by W H Harrie commander asks friends and patriotic citizens to contribute flowers for Decoration Day. Flowers may be left at Wood's harness shop as members plan a depot gathering at 10 o'clock to ride to Tavom to view the fleet. Kidney disease warning cites Foley's Kidney Cure as preventive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Dange Pavilion at Race Track Opens with Fine Floor
Centralis Miles Murrall will open a dance pavilion at the Centralia Fair Grounds near the racetrack. The old foundry building was moved in last year and refurbished with a waxed floor and open ends. A ladies lavatory is provided, watchmen will deter undesirable attendance, and plans for night horse racing with a movable search light are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnon
Miles
Murrall
Ocentralia
Esatern Railway & Lumber Co
Mc~ Grail
McGuail
Whitaker Lowry ditch reassessment delayed for field check
Taker-Lowry county board in Washington met May 1908 to address Whitaker Lowry ditch improvement and related business. They adjourned to May 20 1909 then planned on-site inspection before any reassessment. Prosecution was absent, and the board scheduled ground meetings to evaluate parcels before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Pres Et
Lowle County
Washington
Tueada
Whitaker Lowry Itech
Whitaker-Lowry Ditch
Tiakee
Large crowd leaves Centralia for Tacoma train excursion
A surge of Centralia residents packed the depot as three extra coaches ferried passengers toward Tacoma. Over one hundred tickets sold, with sections crowded to the rails as travelers, including Mr and Mrs Maloney and many others, boarded the outbound noon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Centralia
Atationa
Maloney
Alfred
Any
Reid Hubbard
Frank Martin
B. Hubbard
EB. J. Moran
Try Burgell
Geo. Martin
Theo Hoss
Anna Somerville
Misa
Margaret Som+erville
Scott Lindley
H.thompson
Misa Hazel Thompson
Mica Baubney
Mra
M. EB. Kent
Murthy Robinson
Dave Putt
Robi. Ready
Me An Mra
Solon Porter
Mx. Cohoon
C.N. Graves
Beattle On the fleet section No. 4 escape riot tale
Centralia youths Elude guards and ride hidden air aboard while slipping through a trap door on No. 4 train. Gantenbein and companions attempt a daring entry to Beattle, with two boys riding the pilot. Conductor calms quarrel as departure times shift and fare disputes arise. The journey ends with all safely seated at around seven, despite near freezing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren
Aihith
A. Brunton
Jen Norman
B. F. Gintenbelo
Andrew
Chas
Norman
Centralia
Gantenbein
Roy
Vaid
Bucoda
Roy Gantenbein
Ray
Nymore
Ickly Amila
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold With Gold Weight Claim
Cedar View merchant B G Stewart says customers who buy Dr King’s New Life Pills receive gold weight value as a guarantee for relief from constipation malaria or biliousness. Sold under guarantee at P R Stahl drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye
B. G.tewart
Cedar View
Misa
Dr. Klog
P.R. Stahl Drugstore
Estate and guardianship hearings in Lewis County court
Notices detail an order to show cause why real estate should not be sold to pay debts of the estate of George Washington and guardianship of minor George Washington. Proceedings call for appearance at the Superior Court in Chehalis on June 5, 1908, for consent to sale and creditor claims. Additional items include a final account hearing for Robert W. McFarland estate and a timber land act filing in Vancouver Washington with witness statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washing
Lewis
Gorge Washington
George Cleveland Washington
Iain Galvin
George Washington
Duceneed
George Level
Washingt
Thia Court
Nail Minor
Chisnalls
Lewis Coury
Washington
Jane
Coutieal
Gammin Ateator
Pmardian
Debie
Faye Eucrewalya
Centralia Nawa Examiner
Centralia
Isaid
Lewte
State of Washington
Ale
Ric
Lewis County
Robert W. McFarland
Rolien
McFarland
Duce
Chehalis
Eaid Court
Anid
Swofford
County Clerc
United States Land Office
Vancouver
Wach
California
Quezon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Iaw
Julia
A. Nelson
James Shearer
Janet Sprague
Martin Iver
Centratia
Tea price margins spark breakfast savings
The notice proclaims tea costs unusually low with a claim that a cup costs a tiny fraction of a cent, suggesting a one cent and a half for a family breakfast, and noting the overall value of good tea at six dollars per certain quantity.
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WR. and
Mrs. Mulder
A. Young
Dange Pavillion
Rices Orn
Huck
Att Drug Co
Red Cross
Rhsenigae I
Dairy Kitchen
Lis
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Red Grass Pharmacy
Hackett Drug Co
Jones
Tower Avenue
Japan
Rhonnmlisa
Ballard
Hackutt Ortiz Co
Granery
Mr. Lana
Hartland
A.orn
Durand
P. R
Ib. C. Runaas Hogister
Field and
Laine
Bankers
May
AMU Bng
Tanking House
Wassington
Ty J
Lean
Tertove
Pulte
Schillting
Folger's
Corfes
J. & Folger @ Co
San Feameisce
Minneapolis
Northup, King & Company
Rhodes Brothers
Aibyise Druggist
Robertine
E. C. Morrison
Houston
Texas
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
St.louis, Missouai
Gold and Reconne Hackett Drug Co
Packwood Shoe Shop
Tower Ave
Tower Avenue N
Courager & Cold Authorized Agents
Central Supply House
Ellectrical Goods
Mechanics Toll
North Tower Avenue
Garrett
W.L. Jones
Tam
Swis County Abstract
Eava Voir
News-Examiner
Hinks
Henry A. Dunckley
Gevtraua Realty & Brokerage. CO
R. H. Murray
Mgr
Wash
THE
S. Cohen
Prop
Davis
Martin
Gontralia
BeWite
Heil Crom Pharmacy
Centralia Alliance
BitKa'é Thleco
Batbiteg Centralia
W. S. Ward
Real Estate Agerit
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