Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-14
! Tales Of the Town. TerSe|v Told.

David B. Davies. of Seattle is in the
city, visiting Arthur Davies.
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The telephone number Of the
Herald office has been changed to
54O1. tt
Mrs. A. W. Barley came up from
Westport Monday to spend few days
at home.
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The T. o. C. cluD entertained their
friends at a picnic on Dabney hill
Tuesday night.
Mrs. E. P. French and daughter,
Miss Aieen, of Elma, were Aberdeen
visitors Monday.
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DR.. Doolittle arrived Tuesday night
from st. Paul in search of loca-
ton on the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bouyette and
son, Donald, are spending the week
at COhassett Beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mcbride are up
from their home at Pleasanton, Cal,
to spend the summer.
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Misses Gretchen and Emma Gradl
are visiting at Elma, the guests of
Mrs. Henry Schouwiler.
Rev Nelson, of Turlock, Cal, is in
the city, visiting his cousin, Mrs. l.. S.
Norm, 10S East First street.
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Mrs Ed. N. Anderson and Mrs A.
W. Middleton went to Copalis with
their children Tuesday for short out
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Orno Strong, the veteran editor of
the West Coast Trade, is a delegate
to the Pythian grand lodge from Ia
coma.
The mission Circle of the Baptist
church is meeting this afternoon with
Mrs. A. S. Brecht, 11OS Tecumseh
street.
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Mrs. w. B. Fetterman and Mrs.
George B. Hopkins will entertain to-
morrow afternoon at the home of the
latter.
Mrs. Frank Stencil Will entertain
at dinner this evening, for Mr. and
remove to Seattle.
H. B. Fauntleroy accidently fell
from the stage door Of the Bijou
theater Monday night, and suffered
some severe bruises.
Mrs. l.. c. Davidson and children
and mother, Mrs. c. Mcdonald, went
to Westport Tuesday to spend several
weeks at the seaside.
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wegian Methodist church is meeting
this afternoon with Mrs. Ragge, ia
West Wishkah street.
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Rev. and Mrs. John j. Huleen Will
entertain the Young Peoples Aid So
ciety next Saturday evening at their
home, 1O5 South Fl street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Morley entertain
ed a party of friends last Sunday at
picnic at Westport, chartering the
steamer Queen for the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Becker and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Gilmore are
camping in the SkohOmisk valley. al
ter an auto trip to Nit. Rainier.
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deem and Hoquiam are considering a
plan to have BILLY" Sunday hold a
revival on Grays Harbor next month.
John p. Mulroney is a delegate to
the Pythian grand lodge from Maiden,
Wash. Mr.. Mulroney and the editor
of the Herald were friends in Califor-
MIA and had not met in 80 years.
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The horse attached to the delivery
wagon of the BlOmquist grocery be-
came frightened at an auto Tuesday
afternoon, and ran away, smashing
the wagon, and scratching himself
severely.
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Mrs. Fred Miner is entertaining the
following grand officers during the
grand lodge of the Pythian Sisters:
Mrs. Sarah E. Palmer and Mrs. Boz
ellie of Tacoma, and Mrs. Null, OF
North Yakima.
Rev. A. Dahlgren delivered lee
ture last evening in the Swedlsh
Mission church, on missionary life IN
India where he had spent number
of years as superintendent of Scandl-
navian mission.
L. H. Burnett, c. c. Quackenbush,
L. L. Maley, A. W. Barley, I. L.
Douglas, w. J. Patterson, p. F. Clark,
A. w. Middleton and l. S. Shey went
to Tacoma Monday night to attend
Shriners' convention, and returned
yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashley left
Tuesday evening for Kiona, Wash, to
visit Mr.. Ashley's parents. Mr.. Ash
loy Who is pressman in the Aberdeen
World Office, was bruised and cut
about the neck in the train wreck