Clark County WA Archives News.....Brief Mention January 15, 1915
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Camas Post January 15, 1915
Dr.R.L.Hutchinson, pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church of Portland, and 
Rev. A. Templeson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Vancouver, will 
assist the local pastor of the Presbyterian Church in the special service to 
be held in St.John's Presbyterian church of this city the first two weeks of 
February.

Robert Mitchell is indignant because of the loss of his Irish setter dog, 
which died after ten days of torture, caused by particles of glass given to it 
in food of some description. The dog was a great pet of Mr. Mitchell's 
children, and was the second so tortured to death in this city during the last 
few weeks.

Jesse Frye has sold all his fishing gear to Bennett & Gunnier, who are 
planning on the establishment of an existing fishing industry at this point. 
It is their intention to supply Camas, Washougal, and contingous territory and 
ship the remainder of their catch to dealers in Portland.

Charles Marchbank, who contemplates a trip to California, has been at the home 
og Gay Bybee for a few days, and his friends say that he is rapidly rounding 
into shape for a through trip over the Walloby route.

Bob Brashear's new house, in process of construction by Contractor Wittmeyer 
and A.e. Beagle, is nearing completion and the plastering was begun Tuesday.

One of Aldred Locke's brothers who is in the British Army has been decorated 
for bravery on the field of battle in France, and has been given a commission 
as well.

Some of Clarence Strahl's companions are authority for the statement that he 
has filed an application for membership in the Order of Benedicts.

Manager Woolson of the Opera House spent Tuesday in Portland making 
arrangements for new attractions.

Rev. Hollensted, former pastor of the Presbyterian Church here, who has been 
very ill, is able to take up his church work again.

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