The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-11
ABERDEEN SOCIETY.

ABERDEEN, Nov. 1o.-Mr. John Nc
Callum, of Chippewa, Wis, who has been
on the Coast all summer, has gone EAST
and will soon return to Aberdeen with
Mr.. d. NJ Carmichael and family have
removed to Spokane
The bachelors of this city have an.
nounced their intention of giving ball
Mr.. w H Able, of Montesano. was in
town Tuesday. =.
hold another fair some time during the
month OF December.
Mr.. A. C. Little came down from Ia
coma Monday
Mrs. March Cochran returned to Monte
sano Monday after being the guest OF
Mrs. Henry sauers, of this city. for sew
eral days.
Mr.. w. L. walker, of Seattle. who is
an ex-volunteer in the Oregon regiment
at Manila, was In town this week.
The Catholic fair which closed Satur-
day night was grand success.
Mr.. G. F. Porter. of Seattle. was a visi-
tor In town this week
Prof. and Mrs. NJ. F. Stark, of Chicago.
are In the city.
Mr.. III Tugg. Of Anaconda, Mont, ar
rived in town Monday on short visit,
The Link Club met with Mrs. Harry
O'Dell Saturday afternoon, about fifteen
members being present
Miss Nellie Lowery has gone to Seattle.
where she will visit with her sister. Mrs.
Judd Elliott, for two weeks.
Miss MAY Callahan left Monday on a
vacation Of several months, intending to
visit on the Sound and also make trip
to San Francisco before returning.
Mrs. Mcnamara and Miss Mary Abbott
entertained the school teachers last Sat-
urday afternoon at the home OF the lat
ter ter. This being The first SOFA, meeting OF
lected as chairman. Prof. Jackol made a
humorous impromptu speech, which was
well received. Miss Mckinley followed
with paper, giving an account of their
many personal experiences during the last
summer vacation. Miss Ina weatherwax
sang beautiful solo and also recited
entertaining. An informal programme
was then carried out interspersed with
vocal and instrumental music. A literary
puzzle closed the affair. In which Miss
Mrs. w. Overmeyer. Mrs West. Miss
Schutt Miss Allen, Miss Burk Miss
Karshner, Miss Mckinley. Miss Arnett.
Miss Robinson. Miss Becker. Mss Knud-
Sullivan and Prof. Jackol.
The Kirmiss held this week by the City
band In their hall has been great sue
cess. They gave an entire change Of pro-
gramme each evening. being assisted by
the ladies' of the city. Wednesday even
ing a fairy dance was given, composed
wands. hoops rings and ribbons, went
through some very pretty evolutions.
Many booths were erected representing
different scenes and nationalitfes OF near
" all the nations. Several voting con-
tests were carried on. and some fancy
prizes were given to the winners
grand march of all those participating in
the Kirmiss preceded dancing each even
ing
Mrs. J. NJ Carter. Of Montesano, visited
friends In Aberdeen this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Stamner, Of Ocosta,
was In the city Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. III. r. Opie. of Tacoma. IN fhia
city Wednesday.
Mr.. Bert Keith. who left here several
months ago on visit to the New Eng
land states to visit relatives. returned
this week.
Mr.. c. c. Crshman was down from Ia
coma several days this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre-
gational church. with the assistance OF
Prof. and Mrs. Stark. of Chicago, will
give an entertainment at the Acme opera
house on November rs and II.