Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-01


The Quiniault club installed a pi-
ano in their rooms last week.
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II. L. Warren has gone to Ray
mond to accept good position.
IS
only purest and freshest drugs
used in our stort. Evans Drug Co. tt.
rocket cutlery, razOrs and strops
and all kinds of barber supplies at
Evans Drug Co. tt
Claude Gideon has returned from
visit of two weeks with his par
enta, in Portland.
The DolanLocke building is near
ly completed, and will be occupied in
a few weeks by the Boston Store.
S.
Dan Bowes is building a small cot
tage at Market and Park streets The
building will be for rent or sale.
John A. Anderson left Saturday
for his home in Los Angeles, after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Moody.
Rev. and Mrs. f. F. w. Greene en-
tertained the city school teachers at
o'clock tea, Saturday afternoon.
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See Engen about lots in N. p.
Add.to South Aberdeen. 1925 and
$135. Terms. 3O7 East Wishkah
st. tt.
Mr.. and Mrs s. McClymont will
entertain at Halloween party to-
night, at their home, Second and II
streets.
S.
Misses Frances and Winnie Ley
bold were down from Elma Saturday
visiting their sister, Miss Nellie
Leybold.
DR.. A. w. Louder. recently from
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. has decided
to locate, and has offices in Wish
kah block.
S.
f. Erickson has purchased the
lot on the northeast corner of F and
Wishllah streets, of Henry A. Kalb,
for $500.
S.
w. e. Crist the we'll known no.
tel man of Montesano, was in the
city Friday, accompanied by his
nephew Frank Harley, of DesMoines,
Iowa.
S.
+ The funeral of the late Sister
Nolasco took place Friday morning.
Services were held at st. Agedius
/ church, and interment in Fern Hill
cemetery.
S.
I A number of friends of Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. l.. Davenport pleasantly sur
prised that couple Thursday even
ing, on the occasion Of the seventh
anniversary of their wedding.
S.
Robert Guggenheim and H. w.
! Treat. smelling and mining magnates
visited Aberdeen last week, on their
way to hunt in the Olympic noun
tains-what for they did not say.
S.
Last evening was the second an
niversary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lanning, and mum
Der of their friends made it the oc-
/ casiOn of genuine surprise party.
i s.
Misses M. Hogan, Rea Rupert and
Vera Vammen accompanied the High
school team to Olympia on Satur-
day. From there they went to Ia
coma. returning to Aberdeen last
night.
The Misses Nan Allard and Edit
Moulton went to Olympia Friday tt
visit with friends over Sunday The,
took in the game between the lOca
High school and the OLYMPIA team
Saturday.
Jack Anderson was host on Fri
day evening, and large number Of
his playmates enjoyed the Hollowe-er
stunts, engineered by Mrs. Hal. An
derson at their home, III West Mar
ket street
w. j. Patterson arrived from Cali
fornia, last evening. Mr. Patterson
has been combining business will
pleasure, visiting his family and at
tending to outside matters at tho
same time.
During the month of October, thu
police department made 1877 arrests
The closing of the exposition at Sc
attic, and reported prosperity of Ab-
erdeen drew a large number of I'M
desrables here
S.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Shelton. who
have been touring the coast arrived
in Aberdeen last week, and were the
guests of Mrs Mary Mason, Mr.. Shell
tons sister. They left for Crane
Rapids, Michigan, this morning.
Nine hundred and ten meals were
served in the city jail during the
month of October. This includes
meals served 10 those who paid fines
as we'll as to hObCcs SiXty-twO days
work by prisoners was done for the
city during the month.
Mrs. e. f. Coons, Mrs. Thayer and
w. Duesenberry, of Michigan, are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. n. D. Coons
Mrs. Coons is the mother of DR.
Coons, Mrs. Thayer, mother of Mrs
Coons and DR.. Duesnberry the uncle
of the doctor.
b. +. Johnson, w. E. BOeing and
& f. b. Shields went up the Wishkah
river, Friday to inspect the dams re-
coptIy huilt nv tho Coats T.Oppipp