Pr Ext Birth Report and Local Visitors Notes
March 9 saw an 11 pound boy born to the wife of Jacob Ast. Jake and the child are doing well. Mr Myers and A W Bush visited South Bend, returning Saturday. George Bassett visited Dryad on Sunday. Marion Harlan spent a few days on the claim and visiting friends this week. Many Peel folks attended the Dryad dance Saturday night. Olive Miller visited her parents on Bawfaw last week. WW Yeomans visited the county seat Monday. Chris Meyers visiting Winlock this week. Beigtfort’s Young Caprod peddled meat on our streets Tuesday. George Smith visited Chehalis Saturday. Phil Neihart from the camp spent Sunday with Pe Ell friends. Mrs O Nuuermann and Miss Fannie Smith left for Oakville for a few days with Joe Mauermann’s folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ast
Jake
C. E. Prigmore
Mr Myers
A. W. Bush
South Bend
George Bassett
Dryad
Marion Harlan
Peel
Olive Miller
Joe Mauermann
Billy
March notes from BorstFort and Winlock community
Local items report cold March weather and scarce feed while spring plowing advances. Residents include John Lenz starting work in Letham and Oliver Joy returning from Salem. Mrs. Viiet and Mrs. Gallow travel for health to Oregon. Real estate offers on Capitola mill property. Jas Harbridge relocates to Winlock. An advertising paragraph promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winlock “Pilotings
J. W. Merrill
Portland
Winlock
Gruber
Prescott, Veness & Co
Capitola
Jas. Harbridge
Pierce
RV. Pierce
Aft World
Buffalo
N.Y
Gostof
Eagleton Notes Take Lived Paths Through March
Eagleton March 16. Mrs P McGee returned from Tacoma where she visited friends and relatives. R O Garrett and C W Geiger came down from Dryad Sunday. H T Buyker was on the creek visiting relatives. Robert Morris and family have had grippe the past month. Mrs Morris and baby are still quite sick. Anderson is slowly recovering. T Ingalla and family move to Centralia for a time. Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagleton
Couple Wed at Bride's Parents Home in Pe Ell
The Pe Ell Examiner notes a marriage on a Wednesday evening March 10 at the bride’s parents residence with Rev B L Hughes officiating. Calhoun Cuargon wed Grace Hall. C S Hungerford organized a singing school. George Allen, son of Solon Allen, fell 25 feet from a cable bridge into the river but was fully stunned and saved by his 15 year old brother Herman who swam to rescue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B L. Hughes
Calhoun Cuargon
Grace Hall
C.S. Hungerford
George Allen
Solon Allen
Herman
Cattle shipments reach Portland as river bridge opens
Toledo Tidings notes Jacobs and Verstandig shipped fat cattle to Portland on Monday. The river bridge is passable for teams this week. Portland firms Gray Bros Jas Pyron and Mesers Spencer Holbrook have formed a company to develop part of their St Helens mining property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jacobs & Verstandig
Portland
River Bridge
Gray Bros
Jas. Pyron
Mesers
Auction of Doernbecher Furniture Plant Sells for 23000
Master in Chancery Thad Huston auctioned the Doernbecher Furniture Manufacturing plant and stock at the courthouse. The complete plant and stock sold for 23000 to EF S Doernbecher, with bids on stock and plant previously 6900 and 14500. Sale subject to court confirmation. objections possible from a Fresny gentleman. The new Doernbecher Manufacturing Co. holds most of the old claims and plans to restart the plant soon at full capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doernbecher Furniture
Thad Huston
Doernbecher Purniture Manufacturing Company
Court House
EF. S. Doernbecher
Vanford
Fresny
Cal
Gentteman
FS. Harman
Tacoma
Doernbecher
Doernbecher Manufacturing Co
MeVicker Returns From California Visit Chooses Lewis County
John MeVicker of Vance returned with wife after a three month California trip visiting San Francisco and Los Angeles. He favors Lewis county as home, saying Los Angeles shows unemployment and hardship. G W Tuman may relocate with him to the Big Bottom. In Tacoma a Sanctioned dispatch notes a scalding infant incident involving Mrs Edminson. Charles Gissell wed Anna Drabek in an Episcopal service and will reside in Lebaum. Nathan brothers Nathan Hartman selects spring stock in San Francisco visit. Nathan returns home pleased to reunite with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MeVicker
Vance
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Mr. MeVicker
Lewis County
MecVicker
G. W. Tuman
Mr. McVicker
Our County
Nucy Nathan
Hartman & Nathan
Nathan
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Superior Court
Elliott
Gingrich
Commercial State Bank
London & San Frin Cacy Tank
Doernbecher Furniture Manufacturing Co. Paper
John M. Ponder
Chas Ki. Lislpop
A. L. Coffman
Joseph Burnap
H. C.eMayfield
E. Severns
E Page
Nancy
Saffad
The
United ‘Trust, Limited
W. D. Richardson
Geo. B. Rhodes
Eccleston
Herman Schmidt
Andrew Johnson
Frank Reynolds
P. E. Packard
F .B. Welton
Leo Polehn
Costa
George Hill
W M. Stoy
Barbara K. Mauermann
Henry J Halsea
Coats
Annna B. Seaman
Walter Seaman
Jaet
Karl Ludloff
Mary Ludloff
Arndt Wold
Antonie Wold
Nils Olsen
John Wold
Ve. Wm. Falkenhagen
City of
Ve. C
Chas. F Riddle
Joseph Rankin
J. S. Eccleston
Kelso State Bank
H. H. Fatland
John S. Leadford
Delina Ledford
Crawford
Ram Aone
Grandia White
Chehalis
Stillman
South Fork
John Utter
Fred Utter
Everett
Altha
Florence Shayne
Neal McIntire
Alpha
W.D. Richardson
Borstfort Budget
Eagleton Notes
Anya
Charles—Gissell
Letham
Anna Drabek
Fiee Episcopal Rectory
Rev. Wheeler
Mrs. Gissell
Lebaum
Sill
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York City
John Raid, Jr
Graat Falla
Mont
Francis W. Poole
Central Pres. Church
Helena
Bee& Office
Ani
Harper Br
Arly
Sep
Mhasce
Solates Square
Inter-Ocean
Post-Intelligencer
Oregonian
Hartman & Nathan’ Big Department Store
Urquhart
Cash Grocer
P. O
Central
E. Tietz
COOD
Chehalis, Wash
Maynard, Everett & Co
Timothy
Garload
Oliver Plows
Chehalis Avenue
Geistfort St
Chehalis, Washington
Inter Ocean
West
Chicago
Alleghany Mountains
Tre Inter Osean
Naile
Ty Mail
Surdey
Taut
Mail
Chicas
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