Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-02-25

christ Scientist for next Sunday is
"Christ Jesus"
A. J. Morley and Robert Coats went
up the valley this morning to visit
their logging camps.
Mrs. l.. R. Styles, of Wenatchee, ar
rived in the city last evening, to visit
her sister, Mrs. J. D. Morehead
Mr.. E. Woolsey has returned from
an extended visit with his daughter,
Mrs. AL. Richau, at Mt. Tabor, Ore
gon.
E. A. Bradner, superintendent of
the G. H. Ry & Light Co. went to the
Sound this morning. He may visit
Portland before returning.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give a Koffee Klatch at
the residence of Mrs. r. C. Sargent,
800 North H street, tomorrow after
noon.
F. w. Eisenbeis, a pioneer merch-
ant Of Port Townsend, visited Aber-
deem and HoQuiam this week. Mr..
Eisenbeis was surprised at the prog
ress of Grays Harbor.
T. w. Copeland, will leave for
Scotland next Sunday morning to
visit relatives. Mrs. Copeland who is
in Scotland now, will return with
him in about two months
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Reid enter
tanned Harry Hermsen, of the Burgo-
master company, at dinner Monday
evening. Messrs Reid and Hermsen
were classmates in the St. Louis uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Conklin, of Sc
attic, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Drake, left
for their home in Seattle this morn
ing. Mr.. Conklin is Mrs brakes
brother.
Word from Mrs. Thomas Tethrake,
who is at Hot Lake, Oregon, under
medical treatment, is to the effect
that she is rapidly recovering her
health, and will return to Aberdeen
shortly.
The second Annual ball of the
Aberdeen Athletic association, last
Monday night, was held in the new
Eagles hall, instead of at the club,
as was planned. The function was a
splendid social success.
John O'Hare, Ervie Phelps and
James Bowes went to Johns river on
the launch Windy, this morning. They
are not going for big trees this time
but are going fishing, and Jim will
have a new fish story when he re-
turns
The real estate agents of Aberdeen
and Hoquiam have organized the
Grays Harbor Realty association, and
will incorporate for business along
the lines that have made similar
organization in Seattle of vast benefit
to that city.
William j. Johns, the we'll known
druggist, and Miss Hilda Gonnason
were married at the home of the
brides parents, at Victoria, B. c.,
February 8. Mr.. and Mrs. Johns
have returned to Aberdeen, and are
now at home, at 210 North l. street
Ambrose Gardner, a former city
engineer of Seattle, is in the city,
looking over the lands purchased
from the Stewards by the Seattle syn
dictate, and preparing specifications
for plating and improving 40 acres
of the land, lying north of the Stew
art eddy.
The Knights of Pythias will modi-
fly the plans for their temple and re-
advertise for bids The lowest bid
that was received last week would
have placed the cost of the building
complete, at over $4,000. The lodge
will endeavor to so alter the plans as
to make it several thousand dollars
less.
Messrs. w. Williams and A. Barn
hard of Grand Rapids, Michigan, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. r.
Green. These gentlemen spent today
in company with Mr.. Green looking
over the different industries of the
city, and are so we'll pleased with
the outlook that they may invest
here.
Mrs. A. d. Wood entertained in
honor of Miss MOllie McKinnon of
Seattle, yesterday afternoon. Nearly
all of the old time friends of Miss
McKinnon, when she lived here sew
eral years ago, We're present, and the
party took on the feature of a re-
union and renewal of old friendships.
f. j. Becker, was passenger for
Tacoma, this morning.