Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-03-28
ABERDEEN HERALD.

Miss Carrie Wilson visited friends
in Seattle last week.
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All the latest magazines, all the
time. Evans Drug Co.
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A son was born Friday night to
Mr. and Mrs. b. H.. Short.
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ills. Price so cents. Rexall store. If
Miss Orr went to South Bend to-
day, to spend the school vacation.
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George Hubert, of Montesano,
spent Sunday with Aberdeen friends.
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The best blood medicine is our
own Sarsaparilla Compound. Evans
Drug Co. TT
Mrs. Fred Davidson, who recently
underwent an operation, is conval-
escing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. j" B. Bridges went
to Olympia Friday evening Return
ing Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Raleigh left for Bos-
ton, Mass. this morning, where she
will make an extended visit.
Councilman A. Z. Alexander has
moved his family into his new resi-
dence, Alb East First street.
The Grays Harbor Ministerial as
ISOLATION met this morning, in the
Hoquiam Y. M. c. A. building.
nIrc Wy H., IF and dou0htar loft
Friday for San Francisco, for an eX-
tended visit with Mrs. Huff's mother.
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Mrs. A. P Stockwell and children
returned last week from an outing at
Meadowbrook farm near Montesano.
c. w. Cooper, Of St. Paul. is in the
city visiting his son, w. S. Cooper,
whom he had not seen for nine years
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Miss Abigail Aronson, of the pub
lie schools, left for Tacoma this
morninf, to spend a week with her
parents.
The Jolly Girls cub was peasant
ly entertained at luncheon Friday af-
ternoon by Mrs Frank l.. Carman,
Hoquiam.
f. A. Haines is putting up one
and one half story building on Butler
street in South Aberdeen, the cost
to be $1,000.
Professors Van Hise and Mcclure
left for Cohassett this morning. They
will spend the week in one of the
A. d. Wood cottages
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church is meeting this
afternoon at the home of the pastor,
400 East First street.
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Mrs. G.. E. Lackey is having plans
drawn for double apartment house,
which she will build on her lots, at
l. and Second streets.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will meet next Wednesday afternoon
South Jefferson street.
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The second annual ball of Com
pany G., Second Infantry N. G. w.,
will be given tomorrow night in
Pythian temple on East First street.
Prof. j. w. Hodge, principal of
the Franklin school, entertained a
party of teachers at dinner Friday
evening at Hotel Grayport, Hoquiam.
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H. Carter, who is interested in
Kelso business matters, is an Aber-
deem visitor He arrived yesterday
and is looking up Aberdeen condi-
lions.
Ua1,, n Il 0r,1 a
hala who died last Monday, took
place yesterday afternoon from S. A.
Randolph's undertaking parlors, Rev.
John j. Huleen officiating.
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G.. w. Graham is moving his barn
off of lot 1 block 3, in Bay View addi-
ton, on to the next lot. 1t is the
intention to erect residence on the
site occupied by the barn.
F. B. Reeder is having plans pre-
pared for residence to be erected
on the site of the Mcdonald house,
which was destroyed by fire few
weeks ago, east of the city.
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The Misses Susan Green, Frances
Douglas and Gertrude Bell left Sat
urday for a visit in Seattle during
Easter week. While there they will
be the guests of Miss Bells parents.
The steamer Rustler, which has
been on the McWhinney marine
ways, was launched last evening, and
is in commission again. In add1-
ton to being repaired generally, she
has a new propeller.
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Rev. f. F.. Pearson. presiding elder
of this district, who has been assist
ing in special meetings at Cosmopo-
lis. left for his home in Tacoma, to.
day, after a short visit with Rev. b.
T.. Brooks in this city.
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Judge w. W. Langhorn was call
ed to Tacoma Saturday, to attend to
law suit which was called up this
morning The judge has given up
general business but his old clients
insist on his presence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Becker will
not go to Yakima as intended, but
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