Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-10-13
! Tales Of thu Town TerSoIy Told.

lry Evans Vine flhe Tor that
cough. II
Egbert Snyder Wont to Tacoma yes
tei day for a few days visit.
c. II. Wolfe, Of ioIlland, is transact
ins business III the city today.
Glenn Burrows las taken position
in the United States .>ational bank.
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The little babe Of Mr. ana Mrs. !.
FL. Fuller is reported on the sick list
{. A. LandberY was down from the
Neuskah valley Tuesday, transacting
business.
Mrs. Henry GoldWater has returned
from a visit of a month in British
Columbia.
S.
Mrs. Mary Jackson, of Dellingham.
is visiting her son, Peter Jackson, at
400 North f.
Plenty OF musical Instruments, mu-
sic books, instructors, strings, rolls
etc, Evans Drug co. II
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The r. S. I. Club is meeting this
in North Aberdeen.
Mrs. A. Kahill has lett for her home
in San Francisco, after a visit with
Mrs. e. T. Taylor.
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Mr. and Mrs. 7. II. Phillips, of Kent
are in the city, visiting their sons.
Harry and Roy Phipps.
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Nj. V. Snyder left yesterday morn
ing for Tacoma, where he will spend
several days on business.
S.
Frank Dole has mOvea his real es-
tate offices from the Dabney block to
rooms over Hayes & Hayes bank.
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H. Schlimm arrived from Portland,
yesterday, and has accepted a posi-
ton on the Dabney-Mack building.
NJ. B. Gilbert - Spent Sunday with
his family in the city, returning to
his business, at Vancouver. B. g.,
Monday.
Mr. anu Mrs. Mark Ennis have re-
turned from their wedding trip ana
are at home on the corner OF Second
and II streets.
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Mrs p. A. Powell entertained the
Methodist Ladies Aid society at tea
yesterday afternoon at her home, GIL
West Second street.
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George HAYES arrived in the city.
Monday from Tacoma, and will open
a general blacksmith shop as soon
as he finds a suitable building.
E. ]. Bussey of Omaha, is spending
a few days on the Harbor on business.
He is much pleased with Aberdeen
and says she has bright future.
s.
Henry Uhl arrived in the city tues
day from Tacoma and will accept a
position with George Hayes, as soon
as the latter opens his blacksmith
shop.
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delivery wagon and team of
horses for the American Express CO.
has arrived from Seattle and Agent
BLOSSOM will now call for and deliver
express matter.
Miss Brownel entertained the
Westminster Guild of the Presbyter-
ian church last evening at her home
800 North H street.
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DR.. J. A. Mapes is having plans
drawn for a three-story frame bnlid-
ing to be erected on West Heron
street, opposite Hotel washington
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Miss Mildred Melrose. daughter OF
w NJ. Melrose, of this city sailed
from Boston Yesterday with party OF
young ladies for an eight months tour
in Europe.
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Mrs. NJ. e. Mcdonald and daughter
Miss Naiorie left Tuesday for their
home in Eureka. Cal. On their way
they will visit Mrs. McDonald's moth
.er in Olympia.
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w C. PascOe has made an I'M
.nrovement on his street sweeper and
il will now elevate the sweepings
into a wagon from directly in front
instead of as at first from the side.
D. w. Herbert and family have ar
rived from Philadelphia to reside. Mr.
Herbert is teacher OF vocal ana IN
strumental music, and was a recognlZ-
ed leader in his profession in Phila-
delphia.
AT a meeting of the members OF the
Methodist church Tuesday evening
il was decided to proceed win .he
erection of the new church edlflce
and committees were appointed TO so
licit subscriptions for the purpose.
So
A. M. Johnson, who has been on a
mail run out of Lewiston, Idaho, has
been transferred to a similar run be
tween Seattle and Hoquiam and made
his first trip last night. By this
change, Mr.. Johnson can spend part
of his time with his family in this
city.