Dyes Hats and Local Notices From Chehalis area
Local shoppers see Easter dyes and millinery sales at Gem Drug Store and Mrs Van Aelstyns. Town notes list residents in Seattle Tacoma Portland and Chehalis with visits sales and small business updates.
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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
13
Local shoppers see Easter dyes and millinery sales at Gem Drug Store and Mrs Van Aelstyns. Town notes list residents in Seattle Tacoma Portland and Chehalis with visits sales and small business updates.
A letter from Washington informs A. E. Harmon that Mrs. H. C. Stinson has been granted Mr. Stinsons back pension from September 16, 1895 to May 11, 1897 at six dollars per month. Mrs. Stinson also receives a widow’s pension of 58 dollars per month from June 26, 1897, plus two dollars per month for each of three children. The relief comes at an opportune time for the distressed family.
Castoria asserts catarrh is constitutional and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional remedy. It is taken internally with 10 drops to a teaspoon and supposedly cures by acting on blood and mucous membranes, with a $100 reward for any failing case.
The state sues A P Tugwell and Frank R Baker editors of the Tacoma Sun for contempt. Arguments center on whether the Bardsley case was pending when the alleged contempt occurred. Hearings featured Vance Titlow and defense by Stallenp and Winsor. A decision is expected after further adjournment.
Property offers a good hop farm to a right man with farming tools and team. Includes a comfortable house and barn. Address J. E. Wintts Chehalis Washington.
Mr Burnett advertises eye glasses fitting for hundreds of customers with high satisfaction and invites others to visit his shop at once for similar service.
A list of eighth grade graduates from several common schools includes Hermann Allen Verah May Warren Fred G Weller William O Dunckley Mary P Reynolds from Pe Ell District 31 Herman Allen Verah May Warren Fred G Weller William O Dunckley Mary P Reynolds. Lillian Snell Mary Foster from Toledo District 32 Susannah Wasson Earl E Pier from District 58 Newaukum District 27 Linnie M Vinall.
A five year old boy with scrofula on face hands and arms improves after four bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Mrs Barrz of South Bend Indiana reports the remedy cleared the humor from his blood and it has not returned. Hood's Sarsaparilla is available at all druggists.
A letter from N Y Gents extols Shilohs cure as the most remarkable remedy seen, claiming it has saved many from consumption. It notes sales at the 12m Drug Store.
A. U. Alexander records a purchase covering state, county, and school properties. The transaction details identify the entities involved and the scope of the acquisition.
K en cutting razors at Basset's. Farms for sale include The Chas Gregg Place on Jackson Prairie 160 acres and Parr Place at Sakum 150 acres both offered at sacrifice. PF M Serremark, Chehalis. Clocks jewelry and watches repaired and guaranteed one year at Burnett in Commercial Bank block.
The notice advertises Northern Pacific tickets to Missouri river points for 20 dollars including Sioux City St Paul Minneapolis and intermediates 26 50 to Chicago 30 to New York Philadelphia and intermediates Encourages travelers to take the trips and contact agent C E Robinson for time cards and information.
Moore and Co invites job seekers to visit the St Helens Hotel to learn about salaried positions with the traveling manager Mrs E Louise Ferry offering inducements for employment.
As presses, war with Spain seems likely with resolutions for intervention in Cuba introduced in both chambers. An ultimatum to Spain demands a reply within hours and Cuban independence is expected to be recognized. McKinley seeks to avoid war if possible. today may determine the outcome.
Walter Russell of Moscow Idaho broke his leg and Eb Russell, 70, went to his bedside but died before reaching him. The elder Russell was buried in Chehalis after a large funeral led by Rev. E W Lloyd. He leaves a widow and several grown children.
Miss Beasle Hadley left for Chehalis Sunday. A Grilli holds night watch at McCoy's mill. B Pennypacker supervised a large road crew this week. Henry Urquhart recovered his lost bird dog. J Stranzer adds a new picket fence to his lot. The remains of H F Mutch, who died in Portland last week, were brought here for burial in Napavine cemetery.
The past week brought disagreeable weather. Mrs. L. Snyder returned home Sunday. Fall crops in the area look well. Dauphine and Taylor work on leased land of J. Bernier. Berkshire-Scales shingle mill ran steadily last week.
Al Pearson from Pe El visits this week. J R Welty returns from Oregon trip. Fresh pure drugs and careful prescriptions at Pheasant Pharmacy. 2% Isaac Russell of Ostrander attends brother's funeral. Robert Shore and wife of Letham visit G W Kirk's. Large line of mattings displayed at Maynard Everett Co.
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