Clark County WA Archives News.....Additional Short Locals September 19, 1908
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LaCamas Post September 19, 1908
Rev.Huston has been attending conference at Tacoma this week.

Eugene Ginder and Miss Arlie Woods went to White Salmon yesterday,they will 
return today.

Lew Vogel has sold his dairy farm at Sykes and moved his family to 
Portland,where he will make his home.

May Engelson returned from the Ellsworth Sunday where she has been teaching 
school for her sister who was sick.
Katie Nagel won the prze at the beeson show mOnday night for the Most Popular 
Young lady,Chas.Durgan got the pig and Albert Durgan got the homely man's 
prize.

Mr. and Mrs. R.W.Loe returned to Centerville,Wash.,Wednesday. They have bought 
a lot in the Bybee trac and have let the contrac fora cottage to be built upon 
it at once.They will return here in October to make this their home.

Mr. and Mrs. A.A.Furman,of Victoria,British Columbia,visited their 
son,W.Furman,here this week.They were met here by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rawn,of 
Brookfield,Mo.,Mrs.Furman and Mrs.Rawn are sisters.

Miss Josie Johnson left for Minnehaha Friday,where she will teach school this 
winter.

Mr.Cowlis of Yakima is visiting her daughter,Mrs.Hill.

Geroge Campen,Rudolph Kasser and Otto Acker will attend the Satte College at 
Pullman State this year.

Henry Stoops and wife of Portland are visiting relatives and friends here.

J.A.Hart made a business trip to Portland Tuesday,returning Wednesday.

H.H.Rosengurg,one of the men interested in the bank to be organized 
here,arrived from Aberdeeen Thurday evening.He says work on the building will 
be started Monday.The building will be erected instead of concrete as at first 
intended. J.H.Rosenberg and O.F. Johnson,the others interested in the bank 
will arrive with their families in a few days,and will occupy the Crown 
Columbia company's houses on th ehill.The bank will be open for business by 
November 1.

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