Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-14

~ L. DdNcuDOIJ went 10 SpulIlC
Friday night on business.
Thes T. o. c. Club met with Miss
Nan Allard Friday evening.
S.
Mrs. Dan Pearsall visited relatives
in the Satsop valley last week.
ReXall Kidney Pills, cure kidney
ills. Price 80 cents. ReXall store. If
Mrs. w. H. White visited friends
i'll Montesano several days last week.
s.
Mrs. G. w. Beers and son, Clyde,
went to Yelm, Wash, Friday to re-
side.
w. L. Boeing was down from Sc
attic on business several days last
week.
j. A. Livingston was confined to
his home last week with q severe
case of grip.
Don Ennis spent Sunday with his
parents here, and returned to Elma
this forenoon.
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Mrs. Ed. F.. Jones and her guest.
Mrs. Jean Mann, visited relatives in
Elma Friday
F.. l.. Christensen arrived from
San Francisco yesterday, to remain
in Aberdeen several days.
Mrs. Mary G. Hayes went to Seat
tie Friday evening for a short visit
with friends in that city.
S.
F. r. Archer returned Thursday
night from Tacoma, where he placed
the Indian Fred Pope in Jail.
So
Miss Roma Jameson entertained
the Literary club Thursday evening
at her home, 319 North G street.
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L. B. Huschke went to Portland
yesterday, called there by the death
of his brother-in-law, Benjamin
Clots
r. A. Buell. has commenced the
erection of a house for a Nettleblad,
on the corner of Wishkah and Park
streets.
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Mrs. Edward Lowe, Jr., has pur-
chased the Fred Becker residence on
East Fourth street, and will occupy
the house after April 1.
S.
Miss Mildred Ensign arrived last
week from Moscow, Idaho, to take
the position of matron at the Alb
erdeen General hospital.
H. Blair, of Olympia, spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Aberdeen. leav-
ing for his home this morning Mr..
Blair is coming back to further look
up investments in this locality.
The ladies of he Missionary So
ciety of the Congregational church,
met with Mrs. w. H. McWhinney,
this afternoon. Stories of Alaska and
other home missions were read.
SIS
After several days of quiet, the
police department became busy sat
urday and Sunday. taking care of a
lot of DRINKS. who We're dealt with
by Justice Philips this afternoon.
S.
Architect Straw is drawing plans
for a siX-story office building for the
J. D. Crazy syndicate, to be erected
en- their leased property on the nor
theast corner of Broadway and
Heron street.
S.
Henry Rasmussen, who has been
associated with Mr.. Telft in the book
bindery. has sold out his interest to
Mr.. ToTt and left for San Francis
co yesterday, where he Will make his
future home.
S.
4,1 will n II r.
civil service examination for clerk
and carrier for the Aberdeen postof-
flee on March so. Those desiring to
participate can obtain particulars
from Clerk Eccles.
A. II. Newell Who has been win
toring in California, returned to Abb
erdeen Thursday evening. He re-
ports business in California better
than year ago, but for business
with quick money in it, give him Abb
erdeen.
The Sea Beach Packing Works is
trying a new sanitary can in which
to put up their celebrated minced
CLANS. The cans are Theoretically
sealed without the use of soder and
if a success, will be used entirely by
the company.
The Grays Harbor Ministerial AL
lance met in the local Baptist
church this forenoon. Rev. G. A.
Williams, of Hoquiam, presented
review on recent theological litera-
ture after which routine business
was taken up.