Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-10-25

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Mrs. II. b. Elder returned last
week from visit with relatives in
| Illinois.
The ladies of the Baptist church
sreved chicken dinner Saturday
evening.
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Mrs. A. Fletcher, of Wilbur, Wash,
is the guest of her daughter. Mrs
w. w. Maxey
Wood to burn; also the pyro-
graphy outfits to burn it with. =
Evans Drug Co. If
Mrs. DR.. Guy Canterbury. en-
tertained party of friends at dinner
Friday evening
Miss Bertha Grant of Tacoma is
in the city. visiting her sister, Mrs.
Arthur e. Cross.
The Review club will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. E. II. Tanner,
PIG East Fourth street.
Miss Gladys Grubb returned to her
home at Chehalis Friday, after Wis
1t with Aberdeen frieirs
Mrs. Ollen Brackenreed, of Port
land, is in the city, visiting her
cousin, Mrs. o. J. Engen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Keagy have
moved into their handsome new bung-
allow, on West Second street.
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Madame Middleton left Saturday
for Greenville, Michigan, to spend
the winter with daughter.
Rev. Edgar Burton will arrive from
McCook, Neb., next month to accept
the pastorate of the Baptist church.
R. J. Hits is IMPROVING his Micbi-
gan avenue property. The house ON
enlarged.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Grover BOYLE. of Sc
attic, are in the city, visiting the
parents of Mrs. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. b. Reid.
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William Castlenan, of Montague
Mich, is visiting in the city, and
has about decided to locate and send
for his family.
Mrs. O. F. Cosper and Mrs f. NJ
Johnson, of Tacoma, visited the city
last week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs
n. Grant Wheeler
MI. and Mrs. 8. J. Garman came
home from Tacoma Friday night,
where Mr. Garman had been serving
on the federal jury.
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Geo. w. Straub, of Elkhart, Ind
is in the city, visiting his cousins,
b. j. and w. d. Garman, and may
decide to locate here.
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Thirty dollars and costs, is the
amount handed to Tom Maccskey, d
d.. Saturday, for appearing once too
often in the police court
The Ladies Aid Society of the
.. Swedish Mission church entertained
? most pleasantly at social, in A. o.
L. w. hall Saturday evening
On Saturday Charles stelp and
, Leonard holunstolm paid in $40
each into the city Both stated that
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The Weyerhauser Timber Co. owns
, 1S3,076 acres of land in Chehalis
. county, with an assessed valuation of
$2,006,45S, or $10.SO per acre
The G. II Ry. & Light Co. is
= building shelter at the East Ho-
d, GUAM terminus of the trolley cars,
: for the comfort of its patrons.
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Fred Edwards left Saturday for
E San Francisco, after a visit with Abb
= erdeen relatives. He was accompani-
ed by George Parker, of Tacoma.
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, Mrs William Pfeffer left last week
, for her home, in OconomowOc, Wis
. consin, after "a visit with her son.
Chas. Hartwell Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
we'll accompanied her to Seattle.
A new time schedule will GO into
, effect on the Northern Pacific rail
way next Sunday. The changes on
the Grays Harbor system will be but
f slight.
Mr.. and Mrs w. O. McKinlay re-
turned Friday evening from Seattle,
where IneN nave Deen engaged IN
I the Chehalis county building during
. the fair.
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ThOs. Doyle was in the city Friday,
on his way to his home, in Monte
T. sano. Mr.. Doyle had just completed
2 the building of Il dam in the upper
f Wishkah river Cor the Greenwood
Timber CO.
> Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Baument, who
, recently came from Lincoln. Neb.,
| left TODAY for her old home, to have
= the family household goods shipped
, to Aberdeen.
> Arthur Salmon, of Salmon Bros.
. Logging Co.. who recently underwent
r critical operation, was able to leave
= the hospital Friday for his home, 702
Hanna avenue.
< Secretary Beimfohr of the cham
Der of commerce has an inquiry from
Portland concerning the advantages
of Aberdeen for the location of anu In