Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-06-27
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John A. Finch Dies


John A. Finch, president of the Ma
tional Lumber & Manufacturing COM
pany, of Hoquiam, died last Sunday
at his summer home at Hayden Lake,
Idaho. Mr.. Finch was aged 81 years
and had acquired fortune from min
ing operations in the Occur d'Alenes
besides the wealth amassed from his
lumber manufacturing business on
Grays Harbor. The box factory of the
Hoquiam plant, the only department
now operating, was shut down Wednes.
day while the funeral was conducted
in Spokane. Z
Aberdeen Pioneer Passes
| James Clark died last Sunday even.
Ing at the home, in this city. of his
daughter, Mrs. B. F. Johnson. Mr..
Clark was aged SO years. a native Of
Sterling, Scotland, and had been a
resident Of Aberdeen for rs years.
Surviving are three daughters: Mrs.
B. F. Johnston and Mrs. L. Keith Lee
Maine, of Aberdeen; and Mrs. A. F.
Robinson, Of Mitchell, Ont; and three
sons: J. r. Clark Of this city, w. F.
Clark Of Ladysmith, B. c.. and Alex
ander Clark of Clifford, Mich. Funeral
services were conducted Wednesday
| from the Whiteside chapel, interment
being in Fern Hill cemetery.
Infant Son Dies
Wesley, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
R. NJ. Seator, 1912 Wheeler avenue
Hoquiam, died Sunday.
Dies at Hospital.
w. Herrick died June II at the Fort
Steilacoom hospital for insane, &C
cording to word received here. De
ceased, it is said, was sent to the hos
pital January %.
Inferred In Hoqutam Cemetery
The body of Mrs. Lavina Aldridge
who died May 20 at Falls City, Ore.
was brought to Hoquiam Tuesday. De
ceased was the wife of c. H. Aldrldge
of Hoquiam. The remains were in
tered Wednesday in the Hoquian
cemetery.
End for EIma Pioneer
E. w. Bolin of Elma died Wednes
day, following a stroke of paralysis
sustained while walking on the street
Mr.. Boiling was 60 years old. had beer
resident of the county rs years, wa.
a school teacher for many years an(
twice was a candidate for count!
school superintendent.
| Mrs. s. w. Johnston Dies
Mrs S. w. Johnston died, Friday
in Boston, according to word receiv
ed here. Discouraging reports re
gardlng Mrs. Johnston's condition, fol
lowing operation for tumor over the
eye, in measure had prepared he
friends for the sad news. Surviving
are the husband, who was with hi.
wife at time of death; two daughters
aged 5 and 2 years; deceased's faith
er, sister and brother, who live
at Rochester, Wash. 1t is though
the remains will be brought to Aber
deem, where Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston
had lived the past ~ years. for in
terment.
J, Dies at Sons Home.
/. Mrs. Mary G. Winders died Wednes
, day at the home of her son. Abnel
Winders, near Satsop. Surviving are
six children. three residing in Kan
sas, and three in this state. Mrs
Winders had lived in Grays Harbol
county the. past IA years. The flu
neral was held Friday from the Sat
sop Methodist church.
! James w. Saiiey Dies.
u James w. Bailey died last Monday
at the family home here, 622 East
Market STREET. He was aged % years
and is survived by the. mother. Mrs
James Hart. Funeral services were
Il held. Wednesday. Rev. Charles Nc
Dermoth officiatihg. and interrnent was
in Fern Hill cemetery.