Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-04-20

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Mrs. o. ]. Engen was able to leave
the hospital for her home yesterday.
Sheet music kept in stock or order
ed special Evans Drug Co. =
Mrs. Edward Lycan, of Moclips.
visited Aberdeen friends last week.
All tho news that's At u print. Aber.
deem SemI- Weekly Herald. ~. 90 q year
Misses Harriette Hogan and Gladys
Neil went to Portland Saturday to
visit friends.
Mrs. Roy Magill entertained Tues
day forenoon, in honor of Mrs. Chas
H. Doncaster.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. r. Evans are pre-
pairing to make an extended visit in
the east, starting about May /.
Mrs. E. E. Coons left yesterday on
the Coronado for California, after a
visit with her son, DR.. n. d. Coons.
Mrs. Glore, mother of Mrs. c. w.
Hutton, will leave this week for an
extended visit with relatives in the
east.
Mrs. R. P. Brown entertained a
party of young friends at dinner last
evening, in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Girton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Hartwel are
occupying the house vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Campbell, 2OS North
D street.
The A. o. U. w. and Degree of
Honor met in joint session Friday
night, to hear the report of the grand
lodge, rendered by their representa-
tives.
Harry Mason, the Indian boy who
was shot in the thigh by his brother,
has SO far recovered as to be able to
accompany his brother to the Quini-
ault agency.
movement is on foot to organize
a fire patrol for Heron street, be-
tween and G streets, and to have
the hose cart replaced in the hose
house near the bridge.
President Patterson of the cham
Der of commerce has appointed a
number of subcommittee to carry
out certain work agreed upon by the
members at the last meeting.
X. Zelasko will begin work on a
building on his lot adjoining the
Chehalis County bank as soon as the
weather settles. The foundation for
the block was put in last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Walker cele-
brated the fifteenth anniversary of
their wedding last Thursday evening,
and were presented by the guests
with handsome cut glass water set.
I H. d. Fuller came home from Lon
don last week, quite i'll with the grip.
The stock of R. w. Bryan's bicycle
store on Wishkah street was sold
Saturday to Bell & Ellis and r. R.
Bassett.
Miss Lula Douglas, former
teacher in the Aberdeen schools, now
teaching in the schools of Seattle,
has been the guest of Miss Carrie
Wilson a week. She returned home
yesterday.
Charles H. Doncaster, the we'll
known contractor, who was a candi-
date for street superintendent year
ago, has removed with his family to
Troutdale, Oregon. Mr.. Doncaster
has sold his home to S. A. ]. Dorm.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kolts were agree
ably surprised on Saturday afternoon
by the unexpected arrival of Mrs.
Kolts' father, E. G. Courser, from Ed
more, Mich. Mr.. Courser is 76 years
old, and has heard so much about the
climate of Grays Harbor That he has
decided to spend the simmer here.
At the meeting of the Minister'S
Alliance of the city this morning, it
was decided to ask the High school
graduating class to hold the annual
Sunday service in the afternoon, and
to hold it in one of the churches,
rather than in the opera house.
A. D. Wood celebrated the 10th an
niversary of his birth on Friday, and
in the evening Mrs. Wood planned a
company and entertained in Mr..
Woods honor. The guests were
mainly pioneer friends of the family
A most enjoyable evening was spent
The Polish Croatian Society cele-
brated Easter Sunday by flag dedi-
cation. The society had parade to
the Polish Catholic Church, where
the Austrian and American flags
were dedicated and concluded the
festivities with a ball in Foresters
hall.
A postal official was down from Sc
attic Friday, looking into the pro-
posed street car mail service between
Aberdeen, Hoquiam and Cosmopolis
1t is believed his report will be favor
able, and the mail pouch will soon be
carried on the cars twice a day be-
tween the three cities.