Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-06-02

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j. l.. Eakin made a business visit
in Elma, Monday.
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The telephone number Of the
Herald office has been changed to
5401. If
Mrs. Mason IRWIN was down from
Montesano Tuesday visiting Aberdeen
friends.
Born, to Mr.. anu Mrs. John Stead,
son. Mr.. stead is chef at the Wash
ingtOn Hotel.
"A large number vi Finnish residents
enjoyed picnic on the crest OF DAB.
ney hill, Monday.
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Fred Conrad left yesterday for Soap
Lake., Washington, where he will
spend two weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Johnson, Of Hotel
Washington, left yesterday 1or a va
caLlon at soap Lake, WASH.
Mrs. j. G. Douglas entertained at
luncneon yesterday afternoon at her
home, III West 1hird street.
MIS-. -. u. fialSHI entertained par
ty OF lady friends at luncheon yes
terday afternoon at the Crescent
hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kaufman return
ed Tuesday morning after spending
several enjoyable days at Moclips
Beach.
Mr.. Charles w. Miller was the host
on board the launch Swift Monday
The party cruised up the river to Mel
bourne.
great deal of comment is heard
on the appropriate and pretty window
that the Boston Store" had on Mem
orial Day.
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w. 7. Sheldon of Seattle, repres
enting the Lozin Automobile is in Alb
erdeen to look over the course at Co
hasset Beach.
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Miss Molie Dinse is expected home
next week from Chicago, where she
went with her mother, the latter go
ing to Germany.
FOR MISUNDERSTANDING house, un
furnished; lease for five years; rem
South Aberdeen. 75-5t
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Pfund and Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Agnew went TO Cen
tralia Sunday by automobile and re
turned Monday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stewart, return
ed Tuesday from North Yakima where
they accompanied Mrs. j. B. Stewar
on her way to Scotland.
The Ladies G. A. R. club will NEE
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. McCon
nell, 613 West Heron street. Ursali
McDougall, club secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Leighton lief
this morning for an extensive tril
through the east. They expect to be
gone about three months.
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Miss Crossman who has been teach
ing at Chenoise creek has finished
her term and will spend her vacation
with her parents at Ocosta.
So
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Johnson were
passengers yesterday morning for tlo
Springs, Washington. They will spent
two weeks at the springs.
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X. Zelasko who has been away from
Aberdeen for several months on &C
count of illness, returned Sunda.
feeling fine and looking better
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DR.. E. B. Sutherland was in from
Moclips Beach, Tuesday. The doctor
said that the season this year was al
of six weeks ahead of previous years
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Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Middleton ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sanderson en-
joyed pleasant automobile ride tt
Seattle leaving here Saturday and re
turning Wednesday,
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A new garage has been completed
at the home of County COMMISSIONS
w. G. Hopkins on Sixth street. &c
ment walks and the grading of hi:
lot makes this home very attractive
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Mr. and Mrs Peter Sullivan. of 81;
Marion street left Tuesday Afternoon
for Astoria Oregon where they viii
make their future home. Mr.. Sulli
van has been employed in the lath de
partment of the Burrows mill.
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On Memorial Day several womel
and children were stampeded whil'
on the road to the cemetery. A Gov
became frightened at an automobile
and made a wild rush for the PEG
pie in the road. Fortunately ther'
was not an accident.
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Mrs. G.. w. Becker and children
were passengers Sunday on the steam
err Norwood for California. The sum
mer will be spent with Mrs Becker
parents. Mr.. Thos. Birmingham.
brother of Mrs. Becker, who has beef
a visitor here for some weeks, accom-
panied them on the trip.