Clark County WA Archives News.....Additional Short Local December 12, 1908
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LaCamas Post December 12, 1908
Miss Leila Duffin spent Satruday in Portland.

High McMaster was a business visitor in Portland Wednesday.

Dr.Hatfield and wife returned Wednesday from a few days stay in Stevenson.

Arthur Frey moved this week to Vancouver where he will be employed in the 
barber shop of D.A. Sanderson.

I have for sale a corner lot, one  block from the business section, and a good 
three room house for $625. The lot alone is worth the price- Klley Loe

J.A.Kilkenny, an electrician, of Portland, was canvassing the town this week 
to ascertain the numberof lights and amount of power that will be required by 
the people of Camas should an electric plant eb installed here.

O.C.Nelson, formerly publisher of the Sentinel at Goldendale in Klickitat 
County, will begin  the publication of a new paper at that place about January 
1s. The new sheet will be known as te Independent.

Rev.E.H.Todd, D.D. Corresponding Secretary of the University of Puget Sound at 
Tacoma will preach in the M.E. Church Sunday morning Dec.13 at 11 o'clock.

Harry Parker, an experiences telephone man, of Vancouver, has bought the 
holdings of the LaCamas Telephone Co. The sale was made by Kelley loe. 
Mr.Parker will take charge about the first of the year. He will reconstruct 
the system and greatly extend it , and will give a twenty four hour service, 
seven days a week. In a few months this city can boast of as good a telephone 
system as there is in any town of thsi size on the coast.

Mrs. Simmons made a business trip to Portland Manday.

Mrs. Ramon Blair is here visiting her sister, Mrs.O.C.Highes.

Mrs.Charles Litz and daughter Ida, were visitors in Portland Saturday.

Miss trennor, of the MacMaster store sore was a Portland visitor the first of 
the week.

A. McDowell has employed Mr.Germaine, recently of Cleveland,Ohio, to assist 
him in the barber shop.

Miss Campling has given up her position as teacher of the First Grade, and 
returned to her home at St.John's. Miss Stebbins has taken charge of the 
school.

F.W.Leadbetter, of Portland, Mr. Leuthwaite of Oregon City, and Mr. 
Schwabacher, of San Fransisco were here Thursday looking after their interests 
here in the Paper Mill.

Hart Bros. is putting up a new building on Fourth street, east of the Litz 
livery barn, and will open a meat marke.

J.P.Kiggins,republican, defeated R.D. Wiswall, democrat for mayor of 
Vancouver, at the election in that city Tuesday. His majority was 43 out of a 
total of 891. Councilmen elected were J.C.Huston, Wm. DuBois,Wm. Tenney, c.P. 
McCarty, City Clerk, F.W. Bier; City Attorney, P.J. Kerwin; Treasurer, G.W. 
Daniels.

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