Dr Sullivan to Visit Royal Room Ingh House
A partial notice announces Dr Sullivan will fit glasses at the Royal Room ing House on June 13 14 and 15 marking his last visit.
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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
10
A partial notice announces Dr Sullivan will fit glasses at the Royal Room ing House on June 13 14 and 15 marking his last visit.
Local notes record H W Moser and many residents visiting Seattle to view the fleet. W A Westover and dozens of Centralia, Chehalis, Tenino, Beattie and Tacoma locals attend events, travel to Seattle, Tacoma and Vancouver to see ships. Several teachers and merchants join the throng, with families and friends boosting receipts of the fleet craze.
A fragmentary notice reports the wedding of a couple, the bride and groom unnamed, on a Saturday evening at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs James Forest in Shelton. They plan a wedding trip through the West and Middle West and will reside at the New York hotel in Hoquiam after June 20.
Nothern Centralia poetess Tavouna Ledger presents The Violets with honorable mention. The verse recalls spring blossoms, blue hues, and delicate faces, while a dedication to Irene Lucile Wood of Centralia is noted as a niece.
An 18 percent estimate cites rheumatic suffering tomorrow and promotes Bastard's Snow Lem to drive away trouble and relieve pain for all ages. The ad touts ease of use and suggests the remedy makes one supple like a two year old, sold by Hackett Drag Gd.
A notice from A. A. Worlfer, a permanently located scientific optician at 207 Tower Ave, promotes traveling eye aids advertised as having wide reach. It cites inspection openness and references locations from Quatratin to Tacoma and beyond, urging readers to inquire for reference and visit for satisfaction.
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