Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-23


]. w. Carey is reported quite ill
with appendicitis.
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Chas. Ingram returned last evening
from a short visit in Seattle.
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The telephone number of the
Herald office has been changed to
5401. tt
Mrs. Maud NJ Adams is building
residence in Rice's addition to cost
$1,000.
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The Western Union telegraph office
will be moved this week to the Finch
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bottiger return
ed Thursday night from visit on
the Sound.
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A son, weighing fourteen pounds.
was bern Friday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis Marten.
Mrs. N. J. Nelson will leave this
week for Coquille City, Oregon, to re-
side with her daughter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Burke and
daughter left this morning for Che
halls to make their home.
Mrs. Clarence A. Lille entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Henry Roster, of San Francisco.
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Mrs. F. G. Benjamin entertained
the Query club Friday afternoon al
her home sol West First street.
street from live River to Market is
now filled, and by the end of the week
will be completed to First street.
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Mrs. S. G.. Kaufman entertained at
luncheon Saturday afternoon. in hon
or of her sister, Miss Emma Bloom.
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Mrs Anna Hill arrived Saturday
from Plymouth, Iowa, where she spent
tho mast ten months visiting relatives.
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Invitations have been received by
the Aberdeen. Hi, to participate in the
Junior Prom. of the Hoquiam lh, May
q.
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Baumert & Pearson are preparing
TO move their real estate Clhce 10
the Dr. Pearson building on Heron
street.
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Judge J. c. Pearson was conhhea
to the house several days last week
with an attack of his old complaint
asthma.
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Mrs. George Ninemire and nelce
Miss Fayne Wade of Montesano, Wis
tied Aberdeen friends several Gays
last week.
Mrs. w. G. DOUGLAS and little son
returned last week from Seattie
where the boy had been receiving spe
cial medical treatment.
S.
The Young Peoples Aid society o'
tho Swedish Mission church met Sat
urday evening with Mrs. Adoipn swan
son, 1905 Summit street:
ohopoe If offices was made in the
second floor of the city hall last week
that gives the engineering anu "a'e'
departments better office facllltles'
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Rev. T. f. Elliott, Of Seattle, IS WISH
inc Aberdeen friends. Mr.. Elliott was
at one time pastor of the M. r. churcn
in This city, and has property inter
ests here.
Misses Ella Gordon and Mary Ma
son entertained a party OF schoo
teachers Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. H. E. Dole, on East sec
ond street.
Mrs. w. O. McKinlay slipped on
sidewalk, Friday morning, ana spra,li
ed an ankle. She was taken 10 tht
Aberdeen General hospital, where inc
limb was dressed
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II m To,madge secretary of the
Centrafia Commercial club was in the
city Saturday, to learn the number go
ing TO the Development meeting a.
Raymond next Friday.
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Chief of Police George Dean anc
his brother, Gilbert, who went tt
Til,amook. Oregon, last week to at
tend the funeral of their uncle. arc
exnected back on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Karrick ant
Mrs. A. Flewelling, of Seattle, ant
Mrs. A. B. Flewelling, OF Centralla
are visiting the city, the guests o.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. WeatherwaX.
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The cement bed for the asphal
pavement on Market street is dowi
from X street to | street The pet
of gravel and cement is about one
foot in thickness and makes a Sole
foundation.
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The Eighth grade classes of The
public schools chartered the steamer
Kennewick. Saturday, and went t'
Westport on the annual class picnic
The day was ideal and both the tril
and stay at the beach was enjoyed
by all.