Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-14

II iciu' Ill OlS iIipld.
Mrs. John p. Morgan is visiting
relatives in Montesano.
Mrs, Charles Gilmore visited
friends in Seattle last week.
Mrs. Mary Crawford is reported
quite i'll, at a local hospital.
Miss Pearl Means left Saturday
morning for Corvallis, Oregon.
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For light and heavy hauling, call
the A. A. Star Transfer Co., Phone
4201.
Miss Mollie Dinse visited Montesa-
no last week, the guest of Miss Viola
Hubble.
Mrs. A. d. Wood visited Montesano
several days last week, the guest of
Mrs. s. White.
Attorney G. r. Snider left last
Thursday for Eastern Washington
on legal business.
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Miss Gleeson returned to her home
at Satsop, Friday, after visit with
her cousin, Mrs. Dan Pearsall.
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| Mrs. Jean Mann and daughters, of
Seattle. visited Aberdeen last week.
| the guests of Mrs Ed. +. Jones.
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Mrs. C. F.. Rowland left for Ia
coma this morning, to visit relatives
She will remain there for a month
The ladies Of # the Methodist
church will give a Valentine tea next
| Wednesday afternoon, at the parson-
age
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The jolly Girls club was charm
ingly entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs. John o. Wilson at her home
in Cosmopolis
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Rev. E. r. Prichard was among
the passengers for Tacoma tits
morning He expects to return home
on Wednesday.
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Mrs. Jacob Karshner entertained
the Young Women's Sewing club
Friday afternoon at her home. 513
North G street
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other machinery arrived last week
for the Sea Beach Packing Co., and
are now being installed.
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w. G. Boyle, of Seattle, spent the
week erl in Aberdeen, visiting mis-
son. Grover Boyle, of the linutyping
/ firm of ffndeisen & Boyle.
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! Mrs Robert Peterson entprta led
q party of friends Saturday afternoon
on board the harkentne Jane l..
Stamford, of which her husband is
captain.
Geo Heclier had his rioht hard
severely injured trifiav. by coming
in contact with = moving saw while
working in the Anderson & Middle
ton mill.
William Mckinley has resigned his
position with the Western Cooper
age Co. and expects to move to eth
err Portland or Oakland, Cal, in the
near future.
/ \ little peoples party was given
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Z. c.
Miller, Saturday afternoon, in hon
on of Miss GATHERINGS ninth birth
day The little folks had a jolly
time.
/ Robert Poison, Of Hoquiam, has
purchased tract 200 feet square
at the intersection of Eighth and /
streets, which is considered one Of
the finest residence sites in Aber-
deem.
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A. H. Cole, secretary of the g. f.
/ Shade Lumber Co.. and Chas. MOrri-
/ son. of the Morrison Lumber CO.
/ arrived from san Francisco. for q
/ business visit of few days on Grays
/ IIarbor.
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Dr. e. r. Heg, of Seattle, men,
| Der of the State Board of Health
was in the city on Friday night. and
| delivered a very interesting address
on "Preventable Diseases; Their
Cause and Cure in the Eagles hall
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A large number of the High school
students surprised Miss Valdene
| WeatherwaX on Saturday evening
| Miss WeatherwaX was equal to the
occasion and every emergency. The
young people had a glorious good
time.
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Subscription papers were circulat-
ed during the week by the local Aerie
of Eagles and Andrew Peterson for
the family of Louis Ritter. whose
home was burned last Sunday. and
about $500 was raised to assist the
family to secure a new start.
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The cement blocks for the wall
that is to enclose the George b. Hop
kins property on the corner of Eighth
street and Broadway, are being de-
livered and the grading is almost
completed. This will be one of the
handsomest places on Broadway.
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The Herald tells 1t all.