Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-09-14

Attorney J. c. Cross was transact
ing legal business at Olympia Sat
urday.
The South Aberdeen Methodist
church gave a pleasant social Friday
evening.
Mrs. Albert, of Portland, is in the
city visiting her daughter, Mrs. w.
H. Club.
Mrs. O. A. Myers has returned
from a visit with Mr.. Myers at South
Prairie, Wash.
I Mrs. Will Ennis returned last week
/ from a visit of two weeks with
/ friends on the Sound.
Miss Grace Young went to Seattle
| Saturday to enter the state univer-
sty for the coming year.
Miss Hattie Glidden has returned
from Il vacation of three weeks in
/ Portland and the Sound cities.
Miss Frances Lackey left this
morning for Tacoma to resume her
studies in Whitworth college.
Miss Ruth Mills returned to her
home in South Tacoma Friday, after
visit with her aunt, Mrs. j.. A.
Mapes.
Sheriff McWhinney went to Taco
ma on Saturday to meet his family,
who have been visiting relatives in
California.
Mrs. j. e. Diamond, who has been
the guest of Attorney and Mrs. w.
I. Agnew, returned to her home in
Olympia Saturday.
The Aberdeen militia company
give its first smoker, in Athletic club
hall, Thursday night. A very soci-
able term is reported.
Mrs. C. McDermoth entertained a
large party of ladies Friday after
noon, the first of a series that she
will give this season.
Joseph Tiefenthaler was the lowest
Councilman James Parks returned
from Satsop this afternoon. He says
he has been fishing, but the reporter
did not see any OF the f1Sh.
bidder on the mausleum, to be erect
ed in Fern Hill cemetery, and will
probably be awarded the contract.
Miss Carrie Damitio entertained a
party of young friends Thursday eve
ming, in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Hornsby, of Diston, Oregon.
The Epworth League entertained
the public school teachers Friday
evening, at the home of Mr.. and
, Mrs. Chas r. Sauers, 421 East First
street.
Postmaster Philbrick, of Hoquiam,
is calling for bids for mail service
six times a week between HOquiam
and Westport, Ocosta and Markham,
by steamboat.
County Commissioner Willis Hop
kins and C. w. Arland, County AS
SCISSOR II. II. Carter and Attorney j.
b. Bridges were among those who
went from here to Olympia Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George MacLafferty
were PLEASANTLY surprised by a
party of friends at their home last
Tuesday evening, on the occasion
of the tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding.
e. B. Bonn received a telegram
Saturday, announcing his appoint
ment as delegate to the convention of
National Republican clubs, at Cincin-
natl Sept. 20, with power to appoint
an alternate.
Daniel Mcdonald, who was so
severely injured in runaway acct
dent on the Wishkah road recently, is
recovering from his injuries, and will
be able to leave the hospital in a
couple of weeks.
At meeting of the building COM
mittee Thursday night, it was de-
cided to build the Labor Temple of
concrete, instead of wood, as at first
contemplated. This will make the
structure cost about $4,000
Mrs. F. J. Miner was taken to the
Aberdeen General hospital Friday to
undergo an operation. Mrs. Miner
has been seriously i'll during the last
two weeks and an operation became
necessary to give her permanent re-
lief.
Rev. Wilmot Whitfield, d. d.. a
former pastor of the Aberdeen Metho-
dist church, is visiting the city, the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. l.. A. LaVio-
lette. DR.. Whitfield occupied the pull
pit in the Methodist church yester-
day morning.
A logger named Saverns was
severely injured in an accident near
MOntesanO Saturday, and was
brought to the Aberdeen General
hospital. Saverns was stripping the