Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-11-22

Tell 414-Aberdeen Steam Laun-
There will be a turkey rattle to-
morrow night at the Elks' club.
Keno.
F. D. II. Sneftnger, of Vancouver,
b. c., is in the city, visiting Mrs.
]. p. Salmon and family.
Miss MYRTLE Barr of the Montesa-
no Vidette, and Miss Armand Elf
brand, of the county assessors office,
were Aberdeen visitors yesterday.
S.
County Treasurer and Mrs Taylor
were present at the performance OF
the "Shepherd King last evening,
from Montesano. They returned
home this morning.
Mrs. J. NJ. Farrell, of Seattle. ad-
dressed the ladies of the w. c. I.
! U at the home of Mrs. u. A. Myers,
Friday afternoon. The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks.
A blaze in South Aberdeen, at
1O:45 D. m. Thursday proved to be
a small shed near the Aberdeen Lum-
Der and Single MILL The building
was consumed in few minutes.
| S.
On Thursday evening, Miss Dora
Brecht entertained the Thursday
Sewing club at her home in North
Aberdeen. All piled the needle un-
til refreshments We're announced.
S.
The board officials of the Grays
Harbor and Puget Sound Railway
Co. gave a dinner at the Washing
! ten on Friday evening. About Il
dozen invited guests were present.
Jesse +. Murphy arrived last eve
ming from Seattle On insurance bus
mess and when he is not busy talk
ing life insurance he will talk en-
tel'tainingly of Olympia politics. Ask
him.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward An
derson, who died Thursday at st.
Joheph's hospital, took place Friday
afternoon, from Randolph's under
taking parlors, Rev. j. Huleen Off
ciating.
The Musicians Union gave their
annual ball at Electric pavilion on
Saturday night. The music was OF
the best, and plenty of it, and the
l.rae crowd in attendance were well
pleased.
As the outcome of a meeting of
the Restauranters' Association last
Friday evening, a higher price is now
asked for egg orders. This is done
to meet the higher prices asked by
grCcers.
S.
Albert Shafer, r. II. Long, the
Misses Justine and Helen Crowthers
were down from Montesano yester-
day, and remained over last night
to sec the performance of the "Shep-
herd KinG"
S.
On Thursday evening, valuable
draft horse belonging to the Ander-
son Middleton mill company, lied
as the result of a severe attack of
collie. The animal was a fine one,
, valued at $500.
The play of King O'Keefe was Civ
en- at Hoquiam on Friday evening,
by the Aberdeen lodge. The attend
!, ance though enthusiastic was small
and the performers came home rath-
er disappointed.
: Mrs. DR.. A. S. Austin entertained
on Saturday afternoon in honor of
Madame Miller, of Greenville, Mich
: igan. who is visiting her son, ]. S.
Miller. Madame Miller will leave
for her home in few days.
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The different choirs of the city
are requested to meet at the Episco-
rpal church this evening to practice
: for the Union Thanksgiving service
to be held in the Presbyterian church
next Thursday at 1890 a. m.
Miss Lizzie Mcdonald won the
dinner set given away at j. S,
Waught's store on Friday. She hav-
, ing the ticket registering 11:5O
O'Clock, and it being nearest the
/, time registered by the clock, which
was 11:55:4.
Tomorrow evening a class of two
consisting of the Misses J. L. Ginter
/, of this city. and J. NJ. Burton, of
Everett. will graduate from ST
Joseph's hospital as nurses. Miss
| Ginter will go to Chehalis as nurse
in q hospital.
The management and members oil
the Kirmess entertained those TAX
, ing part in King O'Keefe on Thurs
J day evening in a social dance at the
Pythian Temple. The players were
, all in stage costumes, and general
merry time was enjoyed by all.
S.
The residents of North Aberdeen
held meeting on Friday evening
to endorse the action of the North
, Aberdeen Improvement club in its Of
forts to have the streets in that sec
ton of the city. One member pro-
posed that they ask the city for the
old pest house and the lot for park
purposes.