Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-09

MIS- Il. {. Winstanley,Of Olympia,
is in the city visiting Miss Dora
Cook
{. +. Troutman returned this
morning from few days at the
beach
NJ. p. Leitch and family went to
Seattle yesterday tc spend a week at
the fair.
o. c. Jacobsen has accepted DO
sition with Hicks Sons Co., as travel
ing salesman.
Hubert Kramer a pioneer farmer
of Elma. was doing business in the
city this morning.
Bob Caldwell and Norman Bur-
combe returned this morning from
short vacation at Moclps.
Miss Hazel Parmeter returned Fri
day from Tacoma, where she has been
attending summer normal school.
Miss Mayme Gleason and Bernard
Law, of Montesano, were in the city
yesterday visiting Mrs. Levi Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weinzell, of
Eaulalie, Wis, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Turner at Wish
kah.
| DR.. E. II. Risley, of Battle Creek,
Michigan. is in the city, visiting his
former classmate, DR.. b. N. Mac
Lafferty.
DR.. Arthur S. Austin and family
and A. w. Middleton and family left
Saturday for Mt. Rainier in their
automobiles.
! Miss Rose DeKlotz went to Seattle
this morning where she will meet her
brother and sister from Iowa and at
tend the fair.
81, All visiting Knights of Pythias are
cordially invited to attend the first
meeting of Wishkah lodge in their
new temple tonight.
H. b. Elder, the we'll known N. P.
passenger agent, is in Seattle, hav-
ing personally conducted the Che
halls county excursion
Glenn O'Dell and his cousin. Ar
mold Robinson, of Alma, Mich, left
yesterday for Westport where they
will spend a few weeks vacation.
Mrs. George Grippe and daughters
Ida and Doris, left Saturday on the
steamer G.. c. Lindauer for San Fran
cisco. Miss Ida will attend school
at Mills College during the coming
season, but Mrs. Grippe and Doris
will return in a few weeks
Mrs. Gertrude E. Lackey, with her
daughter, Miss Frances and son, AL
exander, left this morning for Eu-
will attend college and Alexander,
the High school. They will stop
over in Portland and Salem, en-
route.
Eddie Durkin and E. c. Cheney,
who have been spending a couple of
weeks with Mr.. Durkin's uncle, L.
F.. Durkin left this morning for their
home in Milwaukee, Wis. Mr.. Dur
kin and Mr.. Cheney are locomotive
engineers and have been spending a
vacation on the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Hackett
returned Friday night from a tour
of the Atlantic coast cities and the
British Isles. extending over period
of about eight months. Several
months We're spent in Ireland Wis
iting relatives of Mrs. Hackett, and
altogether the trip was a very en-
ioyable one.
Miss May Ackroyd left this morn
| ing for Seattle. After a few days
at the fair, she will go on to San
Francisco, where she will join her
sister, who will accompany her to
New York city, passing through Salt
Lake and Denver, She viii visit
in New York for about two months
returning here Oct -.
Mrs. Gertrude Lackey ana daugh-
ter Miss Frances. left this morning
for Eugene, Oregon, to reside The
ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave Mrs. and Miss Lacliey a de-
lightful reception Thursday evening
in the church parlors, at which Mrs.
Lackey was presented with c token
of esteem in the form of a set of
sterling silver spoons.
Thomas Morgan, manager of the
Ninemire Packing Co.. and Miss May
Bingham were married JUL 23. at
the home of the brides parents. Vic
toria, b. c.. and have arrived in Alb
erdeen to make their home. in the
dwelling prepared by Mr.. Morgan.
near the packing plant, Mrs. Nor
gan is the daughter Of a prominent
British Columbia family
George Wolff, the we'll known mer-
chant was thrown from his horse