Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-16

ma, this morning.
C. P. Parker left for Little Rock,
Arkansas, this morning.
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Manager J. d. Crary is visitor in
the upper Chehalis valley today.
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Mrs. G. b. Reid is confined to her
home, 219 North II street, by i'll
ness.
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J. d. Williams has returned from
a five months visit to his claim on
the Columbia river.
Mrs. C. r. Wilson and daughter,
Margaret, left for Portland this
morning, on a short trip.
Sheriff Payette and wife were
down from Montesano the fore part
of the week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lois wa Wasted left yesterday
afternoon for Arlington, to be alb
sent few days with friends.
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Mrs. c. f. White of Seattle, who
has been the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
w dIhlHo, lelI III iollle ILLS HUI IL
ing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Straw, of
Roseburg, Oregon, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Crazy for a few
days.
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Mrs. c. F.. Kirkendel, who has been
the guest of Mrs. T. c. Berry at Cos
mopolis. left for her home in Taco
ma, this morning.
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The marriage Of Miss Emily ia
cobson and Edward Greenbrook, both
of WestpOrt. was solemnized yester-
day afternoon at Montesano.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Swedish Lutheran church met this
afternoon with Mrs. John A. Nord-
gren of sos West Hume street.
Mrs. a. Michaels, Of Savonberg,
Kansas. has returned to her home
after spending the past eight months
with her daughter, Mrs. Albeit
Franks, Of Westport
Miss Raymond Hogan will enter
tain the girls basket ball teams in
honor of the Elma team, at her home
on West Fifth street on Friday eve
ming after the game.
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Miss Sarah Bradley left for Port
land on Tuesday. whore she viii en-
ter st. Helens Academy as Il stu
dent This school for young ladies
is one of the oldest on the coast.
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A large class was initiated into
the Rank of Page in the Knight of
Pythias, last Monday evening. This
order keeps on growing and is be-
coming the popular lodge of the
city.
The choir of the Congregational
church, will render christmas music
at the church. NEXT Sunday morn
ing. This choir has some of the
best singers in the city among it's
members.
Kaufman Bros treated the little
ones to a visit from Santa Claus, on
Monday afternoon. Santa was assist
ed by Indian Jimmy in distributing
candy Old and young enjoyed the
spectacle.
Professor P. Osburn of the state
university spent Tuesday with the
high school in this city. His lee
ture on radium was enjoyed by the
students. who hope that he will call
again soon
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church cleared Sis, as the result
Of their Christmas sale at the church
last week. The weather was stormy
but they succeeded in disposing of
their goods.
Mrs. c. Bushnell of Oakdale in
Eastern asbington, is spending the
holidays with her daughter, Mrs.
e. II. Fox Mrs. Bushnell has spent
seveyal winters in Aberdeen, and
enjoys them
The school board is showing good
sense in securing property on which
to build schools as the city grows.
Yesterday it secured an eligible To-
cation in Rice's addition, to be held
until needed.
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Mrs. ]. r. Kennedy of Cosmopo-
lis. in honor of her daughter, Jen-
MES seventh birthday, on last eve
ming entertained Miss Monohan and
the 50 pupils in her school room. or
course the little ones enjoyed the
party.