Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-09-09
For Fine Millinery to to VOLTS. It

Miss Lizzie Gradl Is visiting Miss Lois
Powell in the Neuskah valley.
Your friends are all going TO the sale
Tuesday, at VOLTS. Are you? 1t
miss Odessa Rogers arrived from Seat.
tie Saturday. for visit at home.
Mrs. S. NJ. Keyes entertained a party
OF lady friends Thursday afternoon.
Mrs M. NJ. Bacon is enjoying a visit
OF her brother, Mr.. Jones, of Oregon.
Mrs. W. Eastmen, Of Portland, is in
the city visiting her numerous Aberdeen
friends.
Miss Anna Cambell Of Astoria, il Wis.
ting Aberdeen friends, the guest Of Mrs.
James Parks.
Mrs. j. E. Carter ie over from T.ents.
Oregon. visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. X. Rogers.
A number Of Elks went to Centralia
Saturday, to assist in the institution of
new lodge at that city.
Mrs. Rose Landon left Saturday for
her home in Michigan, after a visit with
MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Jones.
Attorney l.. B. Bignold was down from
Montesano Saturday, on legal business,
and took in the ball game.
E. Jackson and Andrew Ranfurst drew
$40 fines in the police court this morning
for being drunk and disorderIy.
MIR. and Mrs. John Bertholf, of Seat
tie, arrived Friday evening, and are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Hart.
The Review Club will meet with Mrs.
). b. Elston, on North Broadway. The
roll Call will be, vacation Incidents"
Miss Carrie Wileon is confined to her
home bv an injuied foot, which was
burned while Oh recent camping trip
NJ. and Mrs. G. II. Rich, of Green
vile. Mich are visiting Aberdeen, II G
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Mi tdletor
Mrs. A. g. Ennis entertained a num-.
Der OF lady friends Fr,dty afternoon, in
honor OF Mrs. Chas. Springer Of Monte.
sano.
Mrs. Daniel Gillies has returned from
South Bend where she has been spend.
ing the summer at Mr.. Gillies' logging
camp.
Mrs. NJ. E. Bushnell, who has beer
visiting her daughter. Mrs. f. II. Fox
has returned to her home at Oaksdale
Wash.
j. b. Dabney writes the HERALD from
Brnssells, Belgium, that he and Mrs.
Dabney are having very plea SAINT time
in touring Europe.
&. W. Stepp, OF Stockport. Iowa, ar
rived in the city Friday. and will prob
ably locate here. Mr.. Stepp is the fathe
OF Mrs. Fred. Taylor.
Mrs. Peter DurAnd was severely in
jnred last week, by loose plank in tn,
sidewalk tipping up and letting her fal
several feet to the ground. ..-
Miss Romayne Wood left Friday fol
an extended visit With relatives in tn,
East. She was accom- panied 10 Seattl,
by her father, A. ID. Wood.
A boxing m atch for points has beer
arranged between Adolph Shoebel, tn,
muscular baker at Towneend's bakery
and Joe Butler, the "Aberdeen cyclone. ,
Special meeting of the Yount
/ Mems Republican Club tonight a
16 South G street, Will Lanning'.
office, to arrange for entertainment
of Secretary Taft.
United States Engineer ]. ". CIa,,
arrived from Seattle Saturday OH a t,u
Of inspection of the harbor. Engineer
Clapp Gays the work OF dredging the in.
ner harbor will commence within two
weeks.
Eoise Marion, the infant daughter {.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stencil died Satur-
day morning OF whooping cough. Tive
funeral took place yesterery afternoon
from the residence Broadway and Wl.l..
kah streets.
At the annual meeting of the W. G. 7.
U. held Friday afternoon, the following
officers were elected: president. Mrs. I Ia
Wheeler; recording secretary, Mrs.
Mitchell; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
o. B. Haynes; treasurer, MIS-. o. A.
Myers.
The public library, which has been
closed for several week., in order that 1t
might be arranged according to the gen.
eral library system, is now open again
to the public. While the library was
closed, the hooks have not only been
catalogued. but repaired. rearranged and
classified.
Harry W. Troutmsn. city engineer Of
Aberdeen. and Miss Dorothea Leland, o
Moclips, were united in marriage Satur.
day morning at the home of f. P. Ca.
ruthere, Montesano. Rev. Father Crib.
bon officiating. After a brief tour on the
Sound, the happy couple will return to
Aberdeen to make their home, and where
they will be heartily welcomed by their
numerous friends.
H. .ou, ekoorooe Croua uo rhor IN