Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-16

Mrs. 7. Oswald went to Seattle this
morning, to spend the week at the
fair.
Ms. Mary WeatherwaX entertain
ed the Jolly Girls Club Friday after
noon.
Miss Florence Miner, who has been
confined to her room is somewhat
better.
Mrs. A. II. Farnam entertained the
Birthday Club at luncheon Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. l.. b. Cochran will leave for
California tomorrow on the steamer
Santa Barbara.
Rev. Father Gribben, will spend
the remainder of the month visiting
Seattle friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maitland Leitch and
daughters, returned from Seattle on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. S. M. Keys entertained Thurs
day afternoon. in honor of Mrs. M. S.
Nixon, OF Portland.
Mrs. p f. Halferty and two young
est sons, left for weeks visit at
the fair, this morning.
Miriam Beam, of New Bedford, Pa,
is in the city, Visiting her brother,
Attorney Frank Beam.
James Hackett went to Seattle this
morning on business connected with
British Clumbia interests.
Miss M. Miner of Tacoma. is the
guest OF her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. F.. J. Miner, Of this city.
Miss ZOura Karshner went to Sc
attic yesterday, to spend a few weeks
visiting friends and the big fair
Wicity Helerivichy left for Brem-
en-, Germany via the n. P. railway
and Donaldson line. this morning.
Chief Schneider went to Oakvile
this morning to look up team of
heavy horses for the fire department.
An eight-pound daughter was born
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e. w. Beimfohr, 21O West Second
street.
Mrs. Fogle arrived Saturday from
Moscow. Idaho, to visit her daugh-
tiers, Mrs E. w. Beimfohr and Miss
Ruth A. F'ogle.
Miss Nellie Lebold of the b. J.
Garman store, will spend her vaca-
tion at Seattle, the guest of friends.
She left for there this morning.
The Aberdeen Improvement Asso-
citation has arranged for a Flower
Show" to be held in the basement of
the Public Library on Saturday, Au-
gust 2S.
Claude Leitch and Miss Elizabeth
HOWE were united in marriage at
Vancouver. b. c., last Thursday.
When they return they will make
their home in South Aberdeen.
Mrs j. Robinson and son, J. L..
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. West, left for their home in
Alma, Michigan, this morning. Mrs.
Robinson is sister of Mrs. West.
S. r. Anderson and Miss Christina
Turk, We're united in marriage this
morning by the Rev. Amos H. Hause,
at the home, of the officiating clergy
man. The newly married ones went
to Seattle to visit the fair.
A. r. Dabney arrived Saturday
from Oakland, Cal, to look after his
property interests in Aberdeen. Mr..
Dabney will be joined later by Mrs.
Dabney, and they will visit the Sc
attic fair before returning home.
Mrs. L. X. Clark of Detroit. Michi
gan, sister-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. F. Clark, who has been spending
the summer mere, left for her home
this morning. She will stop a few
days at Seattle.
junction City has been made a
postoffice town. The n. p. Co., has
also established ticket office there.
This will be of great convenience to
the people who have had to come to
Aberdeen for their mail and tickets.
Hugh B. Kelley, of Chicago, and
Martin C:yne, of Jefferson, Iowa, are
in the city, visiting their cousin, F.
G.. left. Messrs. Kelly and Coyne
are so well pleased with the appear
ance of Aberdeen that they will in
vest in real estate while here.
Settlement between the school
board and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Miner.
involving the corner lots on both
sides of the north side of Third and
H streets, has been effected through
attorney J. c. Hogan, whereby the
board gets title to the whole of the
block on which the new high school
building is to stand, and Mr.. Miner
gets back the lot he sold recently to
the board to which he will move the
houses now on the opposite side of
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