Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-10-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL,

leave Immediately for Saupete county,
Utah, where he will do missionary work.
This circuit contains four churches, three
schools with four teachers. Tomorrow
night there will be farewell reception
given him in the Scandinavian church
on the Hoquiam road. The family wi !
remain here for the present.
A man named Woods was arrested ly
Officer Murphy, at Montesano, Tuesday.
and brought to this city on the charge of
boat stealing. The man Woods, whose
real name is supposed to be Mccarthy,
is suspected of being footpad, and a
bicycle thief, in fact an all around sneak.
He is about 80 years of age and has a
wife in Tacoma.
The dramatic club organized Tuesday
night cleo ed the following officers: s.
G Maker, president; Geo. Nye, secre-
tary; Percy Littler, treasurer. The
present members OF the club including
the officers are Mrs. +. II. Hart Misses
M Jones E. Fuller, + Quackenbush ard
Shields, Messrs. NJ. II. Sherwood, Geo.
]. Wolff and Faulkner.
Tne Hyu Tillicum Wa.Wa met with
Mrs. A. G. Ennis Tuesday afternoon.
Among those present was Mrs. Judge
Lang horn, of Chehalis who was more
than pleased with the proceedings.
Mrs. McGill read paper on the early
history of this comfy, and Mrs. Tanner
read one on the forestry and fishing in
terests. Both papers were well prepared
and full OF interet. 1t was decided to
keep agitating the question of public
park.
Emil Pfund has the exterior plans
drawn for the building he proposes to
cree. on Heron street on the site of the
Mack block. They provide for two
story brick building, with plate glass
windows in the first story and bay vim
dows in the second story front. There
will be heavy cornice with an orna.
mental iron railing above it. A stairway
will lead from Heron street and the up
per story will be arranged for living
rooms. The cost of this building is es.
timated at $1,000.
The M. E. Sunday School will observe
next Sunday as Rally Day, when the
following program will be rendered:
Song, by the school; Prayer; Song, by
the school; The Idea OF Rally Day, Mrs.
McDermoth; The Idea of the Sunday
School, Mr.. J. c. Cross; Song, by the
school; Recitation, Mathis by Mable
Larson; Recitation. Four boys from Mrs.
McDermoth's class; Retaliation, Watch
the corners of your mouth. Vamnan;
Song, Infant class; Recitation. by Har.
old Moulton; Recitation, Nothing worth
while bit love, Ethel Sergeant; Recita-
ton, An Aim, Marie V. Evans; Song by
the School.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
church will hold "Seventh Social" at
the home of the president, Mrs. c. r.
Bell, Friday evening, to which all the
young people are invited. The idea OF
the number seven will figure as follows:
You pay seven cents admission, but if
you are the seventh person to be adj
mitted you 60 IN free. You pay seven
cents for refreshments, but ii you are the
seventh in the row of seats you get your
refreshments free. There will be a
literary and musical program, and Mr..
McDermoth will prepare paper on the
number seven. its importance in history
and the superstitions connected with it.
Nearly 100 ladies attended the recep-
ton given by Mrs. A. d. Wood. for Mrs.
S.Rennie, yesterday. 1t was certainly the
most important affair of the season as was
evidenced by the large attendance. Mrs.
Wood was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
J. E. Rennie, Mrs. Charles r. Green,
Mrs. Alfred Hart and Mrs. Fred H.
Green. Coffee and chocolate was served
in the library under the direction of
of Mrs. J. b. Bridges and Mrs. C.
b. Weatherwax, assisted by Miss ALE
Quackenbush. Ice cream and assorted
cakes was dispensed in the dining room
by Mrs. l.. p. Dudley and Mrs. j. Il.
Douglas assisted by Miss Vera Crawford
and Miss Maud McDermoth. The recep-
ton rooms were decorated in autumn
cOlors, and were beautifully artistic.