Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-29

Aberdeen Steam Laundry. If
Palmer c. Demeree is confined t.
his room with an attack of LIZ
Grippe.
+. Leather spent Thanksgiving
with his family in Seattle, return
ing today.
DR.. Edward Lycan, manager of tn,
Moclips hotel, was in the city or
business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lee, of Oak
Vile, are in the city, visiting MI
and Mrs. l.. V. Kahler.
New departure in laundry work
ROUGH DRY. GET list from Alb
erdeen Steam Laundry list. tt
Mrs. John Fraser entertained {
party of friends Friday evening a,
I her home, on North E street.
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| The German society is making ar
engagements for a Christmas tree al
which all Germans of the city are
invited to be present. The societ;
VIII present an old time Christmas
eve in ali old fashioned way.
G. w. Makurath and George Ham.
ilton are the delegates from the
Grays Harbor Trades and Labor
Council to the Washington State
| Federation of Labor, which will NEE,
in Hoquiam next January.
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! Word was received here on Fri
Gay, that about 100 feet of the West
port dock had been washed away by
last weeks storm. The dock was
being repaired and this work will
have to be done over again
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p. Stanley Dollar Of the Dollar
Steamship company, with head office
! in san Francisco was an Aberdeen
visitor last week. He was accom-
panied by Bruce Fair, who is look
ing over the trade conditions.
Although the day was exceptional
~ Stony, the ladies Of St Andrew s
Guild did quite well at their bazaar
and home cooking sale. last Satur-
day here were very few articles
for sale when the bazaar closed.
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farewell party was given Carl
HeSg on Friday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hegg. Mr.. c.
Hegg left for his old home in Nor
way this morning, and the party was
to wish him good luck on the way.
S.
"A valuable diamond ring, lost by
Mrs. J. G.. Weatherwax at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs w. b. Mack, was
found by the housemaid on Friday,
Mrs. Mack was naturally relieved as
she has searched everywhere for it.
Brigadier and Mrs dublin of the
salvation Army, who have been in
speeding the Harbor post, held a spe-
clal service at this city on Saturday
evening. The inclemency of the
weather meant a small congregation.
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On thanksgiving evening the
knights of Pythias gave one of their
weekly hops. in their dancing hall.
The music was furnished by the X.
OF p. orchestra, and The dancers de-
clare there is no better on the Har-
boz.
So
ID. NJ. BoWes was the victim of n
serious accident on Thursday after
noon. While cutting kindling at his
home, in some way the AK slinpod and
cut him severely on the shin. Though
bad cut, Mr.. Bowes will soon be
around again.
Il
local high school football team at a
box party at the Grand on Thurs
day evening After the play, c. r.
De Ltst took the party to the Wash
ton, where he played the part of host
at th+ banCuet.
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George Ratty reported the loss of
ia small hand grip from the Del
Monte hotel to the police on Friday.
In searching for it the officers found
that a young man had tried to dis
pose of one at teh second hand store
of ID. Penn, on South F. street
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The THANKSGIVING Missionary
meeting held at the home of Mrs. E.
b. Crazy, on Friday afternoon, was
the close of the Thanksgiving pro-
gram. refreshments were served and
an Offering taken for missionary
work.
IS
The excessive rains Of last week
caused an overflow OF the logs in
the Chehalis boom. Steamers Of
every description have been busy
on the lower harbor picking up stray
logs, and though many of the logs
were carried over the bar, the loss
is not as heavy as might be expect
ed
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At the football game on Thanks
giving Day. between the Aberdeen
high and Hoquiam high, the Aber-
deem boys won in score of IL to
2. During the game, Aberdeen was
penalized over 90 times, the aggre-
gate being over 100 yards. by the
umpire, yet our boys won in a holly
contested game.