Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-09-20

Inc Associated Charities are ask
ing for children's clothing.
H. A. Stevens went TO Tacoma ves.
terday to be gone several days
Brush up bit, we have brushes
or all kinds and prices. Evans DRUG
CO. -
Mrs. d. II. Mullen was over from
Portland last week, visiting Aberdeen
friends.
John Swanson is putting UP an
$500 cottage on Spruce street, near
Twelfth.
The G. A. r. of this city were en-
tertained on Friday evening, by Mrs.
G. Woodruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. b. Day will leave
this week for their new home. at
Lebanon, Oregon.
c. p. Springer left for Michigan
on Friday. On the way he will stop
at Seattle for week.
Elna Ross won the w. c. T. L. med
al contest at the South Aberdeen
Methodist church last week.
State Treasurer John G. Lewis
came down from Olympia Saturday.
and spent Sunday with his family.
After being closed for a week, to
make necessary repairs, the Western
Cooperage started up again this
morning.
Mrs. ]. M. Birmingham entertain
ed party of lady friends Friday
afternoon at her home, 121 West
Fifth street.
On Saturday morning, Miss Eta
Whiting left for for San Francisco
on the steamer Norwood. She will
reside there permanently.
Contractor George Grippe is put
ting up a residence building on Fifth
and Alder streets, to cost 81 200. The
building will be one and one-half
stories.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ 10y, parents
of c. V. 10y, who came to Aberdeen
from Indianapolis two years ago,will
leave next Thursday for their old
home, to remain.
S. *. BoWes has taken a two-yeal
lease of the lower floor of the Thorn
son building, now in course of con
struction, on II street, between Her.
on and Wishkah.
Last Thursday evening, Mrs. l. n
Lord entertained in honor of Mrs
M. Bragg. of Kentucky, who has been
spending the summer here visiting
her brother Jacob Heater.
Last week. a new residence for ].
F. Pryor, was commenced in South
Aberdeen. Mr.. Pryor has estimated
the cost at ST., 800 and will add $500
more by fixing up the grounds.
Nearly all of the members of ;hf
Young Married Ladies Club of this
city went to Hoquiam on Friday af,
ternoon, and were delightfully."- en-.
tertained by Mrs Edgar Philbrick
John W. Kelley. a retired business
man of Chicago, is in the city, visit
ing his nephew, f. G.. left Mr.. Kel-
ley is accompanied by his neices, Mrs
Robert Hays and Miss Kelley, of Ia
coma.
The proprietor of the Mecca Cafe
is remodeling the rear of his prem
Uses by tearing out the present cor
rogated iron shed. and will put in its
place q cement building to used as a
large bake oven.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. LaViolette
and children left Saturday for Che
halls. the new charge of Rev. La
Niolette. Mrs. LaNiolette and the
children stopped at Olympia to visit
her parents q few days.
Amos Parent who has been the
guest of his daughters. Mrs. !. Fitz-
gerald and A. Boutyette. left for his
home in Lake Charles, La, on Fri
day. He was accompanied by his
grandson. Ned Fitzgerald.
Sheriff Payette has left for Kansas
to bring Chas Bean. who is charged
with swindling. The victims of the
Kitchen Cabinet scheme advance the
costs of the trip, and Gov. Hay is
sued the requisition papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Vandervoort
and child, came from Seattle to re-
side in Aberdeen Friday. Mr.. Van
dervoort is the new bookkeeper for
the National bank that will soon be
opened inthe Masonic Temple.
While looking over the new build
ing being erected by Dolan and Locke,
Friday evening. J. H. Read, prophet
or of the Boston store. slipped
through a hole in the floor, and in
jured his right leg, so that he has
to use crutches.
The relatives of Merrill Medris, who
went off with Ringling's circus, when
it was at Centralia thre weeks ago.