Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-09-09

the time. Evans Dru9 Co.
Mrs. John Gronow and son re-
turned Monday from visit with Mrs
Gronow's mother
For Quincy, Express or Dray, call
IA, A. A. Star Transfer. Your or
1ers promptly filled. Il
Mrs. Frank Porter and baby re-
turned last evening from visit to
her mother, at Tacoma
U. S. Employment Office, 217 South
F street. furnishes help for mills,
camps, hotels, etc. Phone GOAL.
Rev. C. o. Rosing, after a week
with old time friends, left for his
home near Portland this morning.
Captain w. H. McWhinney has a
force of men at his shipyard on the
South Side, building several large
scows for Hoquiam parties.
In the Congregational church on
Sunday, Miss Minnie Cogger will
sing Il solo, and other special must
cal renderings will be given by new
voices
Mr.. l.. II. and Miss Mabel Biglow,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Jones left for their Michi-
gan home. Mr.. and Mrs Jones &C
companied them as far as Seattle.
The Herald acknowledges receipt
of telegraphc invitation to the
Southwestern Fair, at Chehalis, to-
day, but its editor is obliged to de-
cline, owing to press of other bust
ness.
At the Salvation Army hall to-
morrow evening there will be an
international meeting At this
special meeting the different nations
will be represented in the costumes
of their respective nationalities.
Robert Howe, of Lexington, Ken
lucky, formerly a resident of Elma
was a visitor in the city today. Mr.
Howe has interests in Chehalis
county extending from Elma tc
Ocosta, some of which are in Aber,
deem.
Miss Romayne Wood left for Far
mington, Conn, this morning. She
goes there to- attend Miss POrter's
select school for young ladies. Al
Portland she will be joined by Miss
Ruth Herman, OF HOquium, VINO
will be her companion east.
Judge J. c. Pearson. who was elect
ed clay delegate to the NJ. e. con-
ference which meets at Bellinghan
this week, was unable to attend or
account OF having to settle insurance
matters connected with the burning
Of stephen Mack's house in NORTH
Aberdeen.
Suit was instituted yesterday ask
ing for receiver for the Naudettt
theater. The suit seems to involve
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bush, who were
recently divorced. and two brothers
of j. c. Bush, who claim third in
terest in the business, which is own
ed by w. J. Woods at present.
Miss Goldie Redinger will go tc
Portland about October l, where she
will enter a dramatic school. In the
various local affairs of a dramatic
nature. that have been presented in
this city during the lst two year!
in this city, Miss Redinger has TAX
en- a leading part in a manner that
shows much promise TO rthe future
A very pleasant gathering was had
at the residence Of Mrs. X. II. Rog-
ers. 204 North X street yesterday
afternoon. The occasion was &
luncheon and stocking party in hon
or of Miss Bernice Hutton who will
tomorrow become Mrs. Robert Cald-
we'll. The decorations and place
cards were indicative of the coming
nuptials, and were artistic in ar
rangement.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Edith Agnes Nc
Whitney, daughter of Captain and
Mrs. w. II. McWhinney, of this city,
to Harry Almon Chamberlain. of
Eureka, Cal, on the evening of Sep
TENDER 90, at the Congregational
church. corner of First and II streets.
After the ceremony Il reception Will
be given in the banqueting room of
the X. of p. Castle Hall.