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Newspaper

Centralia News Examiner

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

9

Tenino Gossip From The Green River Hot Springs Visit

Tenino residents share news of health trips and local movement. W.Tean Huys arrived from Green River hot springs seeking recovery after weeks of poor health. Carl Gcheal came from Saokana area where he worked in an architect’s office. Mrs. Jeff Canon visits Montesano for a month with granddaughter Hazel Howe. Mrs. F. Whalen of Buenda visits Torino and returns with daughter Mrs. Johnson and her child. Miss Carrie Brown, long serving post office clerk, returns to South Prairie. Pat Doyle retires from Town home life after care of his mother. An elderly woman, 86, recovers from illness and a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Gradle dies after one day. Mrs. Ron Tyrrell and children stay with her parents while husband works on grand jury. A.D. Campbell travels Tacoma Eastern to La Granite. few mills along the line are operating.

W.tean Huys Tenino Green River Te Hae Carl Gcheal Taisaririn Saokana Jef Canon Montesano Hazel Howe Mra F Whalen Buenda Bee Daugster Thorsten Johnson Torino Tohnon Mian Qarrie Brown Clark South Prairie Pat Doyle Tras Ieaa Indy la Aga Charley Gradle Mira Ron Tyrrell Z. W. van Norman Grand Jury A.D. Cambell Tacoma

Stomach First Says Ad on Digestive Tonic Kodol

An advertisement argues stomach issues cause chest pains and mood dips not heart trouble. It claims starting with the stomach and using Kodol will relieve symptoms, noting personal use and endorsement by Red Cross Pharmacy. The ad reads in a dated, promotional voice from 30-2m.

Red Cross

Winlock Notes and Local Departures

Winlock notes record Mrs Mollie Michaux visiting Oregon relatives and several residents traveling to visit kin in Independence Centralia and Portland. A Mill shutdown rumor is denied and clarified as order-driven. Mrs John Bean dies in Winlock with burial planned in Minnesota. son and daughter accompany the body.

Dannts Kidney Pills Prominent Health Claim Ad

A blurred 19th century ad cites Mrs Ponder of Riverside and Dannts Kidney Pills as a remedy for long kidney pain and backache. It touts relief and urges purchase through Koester Milburn Co Buffalo as agents for the United States marketing 50 cent sizes. It also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Rolm as general rheumatism relief with 26 and 50 cent prices via B R Stahl.

A. F. Ponder Riverside Chebalie Ward Ponder Abe Alesaye

Toledo News In Brief From Camp to Spokane

Local notes report Mr and Mrs John Mosro leaving the camp for Toledo and Mr and Mrs R D Rockwood visiting. A baby girl arrived at Mr and Mrs Steve Haagon’s home. Walter Weet traveled to Seattle and Auburn with Ed Me Nulty. A Tacoma trained nurse Mr Kildall begins work during Mr Loughran’s illness. Maude Clifford attended a Chebalia exam then returned to Windom. R L Calvin and F E Barter returned from Spokane where they attended the Republican convention. Fenny Haken was shaken by a cable incident at the Calvin and Han camp but recovered. Everett Martin sold property on Second Street to Packard for $600, who will build a modern home. J C Badger spent a week in Seattle pursuing wharf privileges on Lake Washington for a launch for expo use. John Rita of Vining PA praises DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder tablets, sold by Red Crowe pharmacy.

Secorder John Mosro Toledo R. D. Rockwood Maye Ilk Steve Haagon Walter Weet Seattle Auburn Nulty Murae Tacoma Kildall

Residents and visitors pass through Chehalis area

Grahal is v Advecate Mr W D Taylor leaves St Helens hospital for Ocean Park. Mrs J P Morelock and children of Wallows Oregon visit Logan family. Florence Bowman of Seattle returns home after visiting A J Bowman. T Wy Bailey visits to plan trip for son W H Bailey. Mrs J Vaught and two daughters of Admu extend stay in Randall Minnesota. Walter Clinton accompanies Mrs Vaughn toward Linneanta. J J White and son visit Ward family in Independence Missouri and consider relocating to Chehalis. Mrs Fred Reige leaves for Oakland after staying with relatives for health reasons. Harry Farnworth visits O Hllington. plans move to Chehalis to start real estate office. Events noted include Womans Christian Temperance Union meetings and local visitors from Napa Winlock and other towns.

W.D. Taylor St. Helens Ocean Park J. P. Morelock Wallows Oregon J. W. Logan Misa Florence Bowman Seattle A.J. Bowmen Stra. T. Wy Bailey Wattle Mursday W. H. Bailey J. Vaught Admu Herr Old Ran+dall Minneaota Walter Clinton Gbutilia Toveday Vaughn Linneanta Das. Clinton Ia Vaught Mya J. J. White Gon Independence Missouri Fanndy J.T. Ward White Warhington Bhobalis

National organiser addresses union institute gathering

Mons as national organiser and state Worker instructed the Union through the Institute in various departments and delivered an interesting address to a highly appreciative audience on the afternoon of the 15th. Mrs John McCutcheon hosted a delightful party at her Adna home. games and music, luncheon to follow, guests Mande Potman Civilla Dennis Sara Ghormicy Lortie Mitchell Mariette Staware Charles Mitchell Bert Staeger James Urquhart Warren Harmon Clarence Elliott. A bus carried the party home amid light rain on return. M Hoyt traveled to Seattle Wednesday to handle book-selling business and will visit North Yakima to meet his daughters Haies delegate to the GABR encampment in North Yakima June 2, 3, and 23.

Mons John McCutcheon Adna Missea Mande Potman Civilla Dennis Sara Ghormicy Lortie Mitchell Mariette Staware Charles Mitchell Bert Staeger James Urquhart Warren Harmon Clarence Elliott Ward & Uttle M. Hoyt Wan Seattle North Yakima Haies GABR

A Californian’s Luck Hat Bucktena Cure

Charles F. Buran of Tracy California credits Bucktena hat salve Pwo Pho for curing years of itching piles. He endorses the product sold under guarantee by Stulil dig store with the phrase 30-Im.

Qalifornian Charles F. Buran Tracy California PBR Stulil Dig

Newart Baby Born in Doty. Community Notes

A baby boy named Dave Wallace Newart, born May 15 to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Newart of Doty, nine pounds at birth. Dave Wallace and family returned to Doty from Letham. Rebekah Lodge initiates seven candidates at a regular meeting, with two admitted as new members. Late Neoley of Oakville reported to town after a river trip with a supply loss. Wilbur Byers provided food to aid their escape. Woman’s Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. J. G. Dunlap’s home. commended paper on City York. mite boxes opened and funds allocated to Pe Eli branch fully. Ice cream served after exercises. An advertisement promotes Cascara syrup as a safe baby remedy sold by Red Cross Pharmacy.

Tomerere H. J. Newart Doty Dave Wallace Letham Neoley Oakville Wilbur Byers Woman's Home Minsionary Society Mra. J City York Mra Hartley Tie Pe Eli

Rebekah Lodge Organized At Peell

Sylvan Glen Rebekah Lodge No 84 organized with a degree ceremony led by Sparini Deputy Grand Master and Parry Matoon at Superior Rebekah Lodge No 202. Laura Fisher H E Schmidt Nellie Flood Geo King Annie Price Frances Schwidt Nannie Warford Lottie Warford and Alice Warford attended.

Sylvan Glen Rebekah C. F Dryard Aesiat Sparini Parry Matoon Superior Rebekah Lodge Laura Fieher H. E. Schmidt Nellie M. Flood Geo. W. King Annie Price Frances Schwidt Nannie BE. Schwarz L. RB. Warford Lottie Russ Alice Warford

Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

Mrs A Gregory of 2355 Lawrence St Denver writes that after years of invalid status and an unsuccessful operation a friend advised Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The remedy restored her to health, easing backache bearing down and periodic pains, urging other women to try it.

Pinkham Mra A. Gregory Lawnencest Denver Col Mra. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham

Facts for Sick Women Promote Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy

The advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a thirty year standard remedy for female ills. It claims to cure displacements, inflammation, ulcers, irregularities, period pains, backache, bearing-down sensation, indigestion, dizziness, and nervous prostration. Mrs. Pinkham invites wealthy women to write for guidance at Lynn, Massachusetts.

Lydia EB. Plukhai Santa

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Endorsed By Doctor Advice

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is described as a regular cough medicine suitable for easy and hard coughs and even desperate coughs. The text advises following a doctor's endorsement and cautions against taking it without medical guidance.

Ayer

Lodge Elects and Initiates New Officers

Sarah Southwick Mary Carpenter Lea ta Connell and Lizzie Cartwell are named among officers elected and initiated at the lodge. The installation followed the election of elective officers with F Carpenter T Grear H C Burton RH Rags OL Yates among the leaders and Nellie M.E. Wand named as N G. Lottie Huss V G Nasine Schwarty Rec Sec Laura Fisher Fin Sec Frances Schmidt Treas Giestn Connell Warden Tizzle Cornwall Con Sarah Southwick BR 8 N Gi Mary Carpari SN G LK Warlord L 8 V G R A Allen J G Gee B King C G Aliva Warford Chaplain.

Sarah Southwick Mary Carpenter Leata Connell Lizzie Cartwell F. Carpenter T. Grear H.C. Burton Rags Yates Nellie ME. Wand Lottie Huss V.G Nasine Schwarty Laura’ Fisher Fin Frances Schmidt Treas Giestn Connell Tizzle Cornwall Con Mary Carpariti SN. G. LK

Dr King’s New Discovery Praised by Local Leader

Mr E Humphrey owner of a large general store and president of Adams County Telephone Company hails Dr King's New Discovery as life saving for his cough and spot. The ad promises cough relief and throat healing with a guaranteed trial bottle at P R Stahl drug store.

E. Humphrey Atora Ahmegs Adams County ‘Telephone P Home Telephone Co Pike County Dr. King P. R. Stahl Drug Store

Winlock Home Burglary Suspects Inside Job

Janet Friday evening at 27210 Mrs Gaebel found her home burgled after leaving for the restaurant. About $30 in the house was taken while two watches lay untouched. Every room was searched and belongings turned over, suggesting the thief knew the household and Mrs Gaebel would be out late.

Janet

Removal Notice for Dr. B. O. Honda

Dr. B O Honda has moved his office to Union Loan and Trust Co building at Tower Avenue and Magnolia Street. The notice directs clients to use the new location for appointments and correspondence.

B.0. Honda Union Loan & Trust Co Tower Avenue Magnolia Street

Chamberlains Pain Balm Promoted As Remedy

An advertisement extols Chamberlains Pain Balm as a cure for rheumatic pains sprains and soreness of the back and muscles. It claims rapid relief and restoration in one third the time of other treatments with 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by P. B. Stall.

Chamberlain P. BR. Stall

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed as Safe

A notice proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by federal drug laws and contains no opiates, recommended for children and adults. G. C. Young signs. Also ad for Beati's Cab promotes street service and reasonable citywide prices. Phone numbers 923 and 928 appear.

Foley Beati

Poison Oak Cured by Snow Liniment Report

Fallard's Snow Liniment cures poison oak poisoning according to a Warner Oregon writer. His wife treated herself and two friends with the product, priced 25 cents and 1.00, claiming rapid relief from painful ivy reactions. A Willimantic advocate credits Foley's Kidney Cure in recovering from acute kidney trouble after many failures. A parson disturbed by coughing is urged to buy Foley's Honey and Tar for relief. Scott meets all trains with his ransom.

Fallard GO. H. P Gornelius Warner, Ore Han Stan Herpalf Trice Foley Alvin HH. Stimpson Willimantic Qoun C. A. Young C. A

Tening Schools Close For Year Despite Exams

Principal Martin retains charge for another year as the board signs new contracts with Cae raidy and McCarthy for the coming session. Peeler may stay on with a raise after a state exam. no fifth teacher selected yet, and a vacancy to be filled by top talent. An unrelated advertisement for Kodol and butter products follows.

Martin Seine Caeraidy McCarthy Seatthe Mita Rundell Aberdeen Seattle Temmbers Migs Caevidy Mise McCarthy Peeler Bisa

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