Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-09
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Miss Winnie Coyle has returned
from visit in Tacoma.
Miss Nan Allard is entertaining
the T. 0. c. club this afternoon.
w. o. Weber, of Portland, is in
the city, with view of locating.
S.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Greer, 901 North d street
Monday.
w. J. Kinzie left for several
weeks sojourn at Portland, Tuesday
morning.
Clarence Walters. of COsmopolis, is
at the Aberdeen General hospital for
treatment.
L. e. Mckinley went to Elma
Monday, to take a position with the
Saginaw Timber Co.
w. II. Tucker left for San Fran
cisco on Tuesday, to spend the hol-
iday season with friends.
S.
The trolley cars were run all night
to keep the tracks clear.
S.
Word has been received from w. j.
Johns, who is is in California, that
he is rapidly regainng his health.
Yesterday c. w. Yana returned to
his home at Westport, after couple
of days attending to business here.
S.
Mrs. A. A. Jones is entertaining
the Birthday club this afternoon at
her home, 800 West Wishkah street.
Miss Belle Souhteriand who has been
in Aberdeen for some time past left
for jackson, Michigan, this morning.
Sheriff and Mrs Ed. Payette and
infant son were down from Monte
Sane Tuesday, visiting Aberdeen
friends.
S.
Mrs. f. S. Alexander has returned
to her home at Jewell, Oregon, al
ter visit with her daughter, Mrs.
IT. II. Hill
NJ. and Mrs. +. Woolsey, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, c.
b. Dice, left for Spokane on Tues
day morning.
S.
The annual fair of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Presbyterian church
will be held tomorrow and Saturday
in the church.
On Tuesday morning, Mr.. and MRS.
Archie Mcneil returned to Monte
sano, after spending several days
with Aberdeen relatives.
S.
Mrs. r. r. 3assett went to Taco
ma yesterday to spend few days
with her sister, and incidentally at
tend to business matters.
S.
The evening train to Moclips has
been withdrawn until such time as
the railroad compny can get the
track repaired as to be safe.
S.
Mrs. Catherine Lowry entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
odist church yesterday afternoon at
her home, 1928 North + street. ~.
s. s.
Mrs. Thomas Trethrake is enter
tanning the r. S. C. club this after
noon AT the DOlUt Vi WI anu -ii %
John Clune, 80 West Heron street.
S.
The tug Printer returned from
Willipa Harbor Tuesday having safe
" delivered the 25 tons of provls-
ions shipped on board by the West
e Slade Grocery Co., which amply
relieved the threatened famine in
that section.
The Rowena club were entertain
ed by Mrs. Fred Benn. on Tuesday
afternoon. Quite lot of business
was attended to, as the club had
not met for some time. The hostess
served refreshments after the bust
ness session.
The ladies of the congregational
chm eli held their annual Thank Of
fe.jng meeting, yestel day afternoon.
The storm prevented . very large at
tendance. but the meeting was full OF
interest. Mrs. +. a. Stephenson being
tie principal speaker.
S.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Bean. who nave
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
f.. Lucas, left for their home in
Portland, yesterday morning While
here they witnessed the storm Of last
week at Moclips and consider It the
event Of their lives.
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