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A wet Halloween didn’t dissuade trick or treaters

Published 1:30 am Monday, November 3, 2025

Andrea Watts / The Daily World
In Montesano, the downtown sidewalks were crowded with families stopping by the participating business, and volunteers ensured a safe crossing of the streets.
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Andrea Watts / The Daily World

In Montesano, the downtown sidewalks were crowded with families stopping by the participating business, and volunteers ensured a safe crossing of the streets.

Andrea Watts / The Daily World
In Montesano, the downtown sidewalks were crowded with families stopping by the participating business, and volunteers ensured a safe crossing of the streets.
Andrea Watts / The Daily World
Downtown Trick or Treat in Montesano
Andrea Watts / The Daily World
Downtown Trick or Treat in Montesano
Andrea Watts / The Daily World
Mike Wazowski from Monster’s Inc was one of several Disney costumes at the Halloween Fall Fest in Elma.
Andrea Watts / The Daily World
Halloween Fall Fest in Elma
Two trick or treaters stopped by the Elma City Hall for treats during the Halloween Fall Fest in Elma. (Andrea Watts/The Daily World)
Andrea Watts / The Daily World
In Elma, two blocks of the downtown were closed to traffic so people could freely walk to businesses on either side of the street. At the Dave Osgood Visitor Information Center, a DJ played music and there was a fall backdrop for photos.

The forecast of rain for Friday afternoon arrived on schedule, resulting in a soggy afternoon for Montesano’s Downtown Trick or Treat and Elma’s Halloween Fall Fest, events sponsored by the respective city’s Chamber of Commerce.

For many trick or treaters, umbrellas, rain boots and rain jackets complemented their costumes of superheroes, Nintendo characters, Disney characters and dinosaurs.