Death Takes 9 Who Were Known Here
Two Centralia residents were claimed by death recently. Mrs. Perry Wheeler died in California after a period of illness, though she had long since left the city. James T. Robinson, 89, died at his Skykomish Washington home two weeks prior, and had maintained regular visits with his son and daughter in Centralia. Remains were sent to Iowa City, IA.
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Centralia
Perry Wheeler
California
Sho
James T. Robinson
James A. Robinson
Wash
Iowa City
Centralia Ball Team Proves Popular in Chehalis Support
Fans from Centralia packed Chehalis for a ball game showing city promoters and players united in producing summer amusement and local pride. The team, built by local businessmen, is praised for community involvement and gentlemanly conduct on and off the diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Chehalis
Coronation Visit Expedition to London Seen by Lew Co Residents
Residents of Lew County and nearby areas anticipate a coronation voyage to London. Mrs John Miles and family, including George, plan to join and glimpse royalty and sights as they travel from Cent a, Tacoma to England with a small party and hope for a safe trip amid the era’s imperial pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesis
London
John Miles
Ana
Miles
George Tine
Aiid Greft
Lard
Tacoma
Mra Milew
Ier
Pratoelinn
Jein My
Ceart
Robert Ak
Wille
State Grange Fetes Twenty Third Annual Glession in Snohomish
The twenty third annual Glession of State Grange will be in Snohomish Wash June 6 7 8 9 1911. Schedule includes regular business exemplication of degrees, addresses by officials mayors and visitors, juvenile and temperance programs, Memorial exercises and officer installation with showcases of agricultural and educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wood
C. W. Frase
D. I. Sex- Iron
Tate Alaster
B. Good
W. W. Grace
B. B
New York State Grange
Mary Jackson
George B. Conger
G. W. Hodge
Supt
Snohomish High
Death of Hanniaford farmer Arrowsmith
John Arrowsmith longtime Wannaford Valley farmer dies at home from gastric trouble at age 52. Survived by widow and three children. funeral at 10 a.m. Monday at Myisenpal church Kent burial in Kent, Washington. He came to the United States twenty years ago from England and recently purchased 70 acres near Hannaford. member of Ancient Order of United Workmen and insured.
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John Arrowsmith
Wannaford Valley
Kent
Wash
Nels Nelson
Hannaford
Fle
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Myisenpal Church
Flodney Arnin
Chemi and Sout Bend Play Chemi and Sout Bend
The fragmentary report notes a three part Santa series and a game between Chemi and Sout Bend this afternoon near Chehalis. Dagty Miller’s team improves steadily as they prepare for a decisive match at Chehalis with cross river action expected and comments about river feats arriving at a critical time.
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Santa Geries
Miller
Dagty Miller
Pratenos
Bata
Tata
Yuri
Bn Cietictie
Centralia builds boom as summer brings new business sites
Centralia planners announce a summer construction surge with half a dozen new storefronts and residential and public buildings rising around Tower Avenue. A new high school is under way, the Eagles lodge expands, and regional firms move to larger brick and concrete facilities, signaling rapid growth.
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Centralia
Gillam
Hugo H. Mertens
North Tower Avenue
Mertens
Rosenthal the Jeweller
McGrail Brothers
Toles-Hackett
Tower Ayvenue
William Toles
W. H. Hackett
Red Cross Pharmacy
Toles
Hackett
Red Cross
Farméra & Merchants Bank
Tower Avenue
Coal Day Excursion Showed Strong Attendance and Interest
The Coal Day event drew large crowds and yielded clear demonstrations of the local coal fields to visitors from the Southwest Wington Association. Explosions and mining tours through Centralia Mendota and Wabash impressed officials and delegates, with band music and streamers signaling civic pride and support for coal industry growth.
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Ialn
Centralin
Mendota
Wabash
Parry
Atte
Western Railroad
Deranged mill hand attempts suicide by leaping river
A.W. Johnson, a Keller mill worker near Chehalis, leaped from a railroad bridge into the Newenham River Thursday night and was rescued in a near drowning state. Sheriff Urquhart jailed him, Judge Westover ordered commitment to Steilacum asylum, marking a second insanity case for Johnson in Chehalls.
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A.W. Johnson
Keller
Chehalis
Newenham
Urquhart
Johnson
Chehalls
Marriage certificate delayed awaiting consent in Chehalis
The Chehalis Auditor's office nearly issued a marriage license to John L. St Onge of Cosmopolis and Lena Hutchinson of Gentralia. The bride is 17, and with the father in the east, a telegram of consent is needed before issuance.
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Swofford
Chehalis
John L. St. Onge
Cosmopolis
Lena Hutchinson
Gentralia
Liceriae
Misled Police: North End Restaurant Suspects Innocence
A mistaken theft case at a North End restaurant led to the arrest of an innocent man after owner Marty Courteimp misread papers left at the cash register. A warrant was issued but later canceled when Courteaimy recalled taking the papers home, exonerating the suspect.
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Marty Courteimp
North End
Courteaimy
Justice of Peace
Hoss
Courtcamp
Oregon Washington Corporation guests visit Kalama
A party from the Oregon Washington Corporation arrived at Kalama and met with local officials. It included Tsang Anderson, A Webb, Jon W. Trook, Helar S. Dein Binkler, and A W Tall. The visitors reportedly linked to Land & Title Trust Company Philadelphia and other Philadelphia entities.
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Jane
Oregon-Washington Corporation
Tsang Anderson
A. Webb
Omanagor
Jon W. Trook
Helar
S. Dein Binkler
Eama
Kalama
Mr. Brock
Land & Title ‘Trnal Company
Philadelphia
Mollar
Tompah-Bolmont Development Company
Sinnor
Sinkler Hrothova
Alga
A.W. Tall
Cardui remedy promoted by a grateful reader
A Tampa reader named Mrs E O Corum endorses Cardui as a tonic for women. She credits it with lifting fatigue and mental strain, restoring health, and improving nerves and overwork. The notice urges others to try the purely vegetable remedy and request the 64 page treatment book.
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Tampa
Mra. E.O. Corum
Cardus
Charles Fmealeine
Chatumcoes, Tepes
Many Autos on Streets of Chehalis Parade Day
Delegates from the Southwestern Washington Development Association marched from the St Helena hotel along Market Street to West during yesterday's picnic at Claquato. About 75 machines filled the streets as banks closed in the afternoon to allow attendance. Several powder companies demonstrated products and speeches were delivered by delegates before the crowd dispersed that evening.
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Chehalis
Washington
Chelalis
Tenino Quarries Booming With Large Stone Demand
Tenino attracts activity as over one hundred men work the Tenings quarries for the Gray's Harbor jetty project. Four Hercules hoisting engines of the latest type are due this week along with a 26 ton locomotive crane. A wharf at South Aberdeen with several scows has been purchased for transporting stone.
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Gray’s Harbor
Tenino
Hercules
South Aberdeen
Photographs Draw Patrons to New Gallery Opening
A newly opened photograph gallery on Magnolia Street attracts residents from Centrale and nearby towns. Proprietors Mavis and associates have earned praise from locals for promptly delivering promised previews, boosting confidence in the venture as newcomers gain traction with the community.
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Pale Tayy
Uvethorg
Abrams
Magnolia
Clotalis
Uda
Mavis
Yakima
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Fang
LAUD
LEW CO
Coronation
State Grange
Snohomish
Garden City Grange
Kegley
Sotia
Hagle
Fall
Gem City Hult
Hrner
Hanniaford
THE
Eagles
Wilk
Order of Eagles
Essie Aéries
South Tower Avenue
Locust Street
Pacific Fruit & Produce Company
Cecgsinn
G. W. Caldwell
Andrew Carr
Flist Street
Henry €. Gillam
Home Investment Company
TUE Mertens Building
Ineal
Southwest Vington Association
Cheinli
Lorimer
UP Nie Fy
Cauwan Niiney
Php Amy Bast
Bert Harecat
Manag
Ths
Photograph Gallery
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