Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-07

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Miss Anna Gould. of Bremerton,
is visiting the city, the guest of Mrs.
A. l.. Remlinger.
Mrs. Guy Rafferty, will entertain
the Thursday Bridge club at her
home this week.
Earl Karshner returned yesterday
from visit with his parents, on
their Skagit county farm.
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Mr.. and Mrs e. J. Koors, of Olym-
pia, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Lewis over Sunday.
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Mrs. J. s. Coxey entertained the
Swastika club Friday afternoon at
her home, so South l. street.
Harry Phipps Vas va called to lynn
pa yesterday by the death of his sis
ter, which occurred Saturday.
Charles MCINTYRE was up from Co
pals on business last week, and was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b.
Hopkins.
State Treasurer John G. Lewis
came down from Olympia to attend
the Elk's ball Friday, and returned
this morning.
e. L. Brewer was here from Sat
sop Friday and reports that despite
the floods. the farmers are already
preparing for the spring work.
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]. NJ. McCammon. one of the bust
ness men Of Moclips, was here on
Saturday laying in stock of gen
eral merchandise for his store
The members oi the r. S. c. {.
club were charmingly entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. John X.
Evans at her home, l01 West Sec
ono street
+. A. Hart returned from trip
to Astoria, Saturday evening. MIR.
Hart feels that Aberdeen Is away
ahead of anything in Southwest
Washington.
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The Aberdeen Construction COM
/, pany has taken over the contracts
of the Keasal company, for the 1ill-
ing Of G and | streets, and will be
gin work on them at once.
The alley between First and Sec
ond and and G streets is being
temporarily planked, to accommodate
teams while Second street, and later
First street is being improved.
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The large engine in the Slade
mill is being overhauled and refined
m. This has caused the shutting
down of one half of the mill. In
a few days all will be in running
order again.
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The Ladies' Improvement club and
members of the Park Board visited
the site offered for a park. which is
situated eight blocks north and east
Of the new high school building, on
Friday afternoon.
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Mrs. Louise Cochran came up from
California last week and is visiting
in Tacoma, and will reach Aber-
deem in few days to visit her
daughters, Mrs. Charles M. Cloud
and Mrs. P. M. Nelson
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A. L. Remlinger, travelling repres-
entative of Roebling Sons company
of Aberdeen. sprained leg Thurs
day afternoon in jumping from a
moving train at Satsop. and was
brought to his home in this city.
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Workmen are again at work on the
Zelasko building on Wishkah near
G. street. On account of the illness
of Mr.. Zelasko work on the build
ing had ceased during the winter,
but it will now be pushed to compile
ton.
Work was commenced this morning
on the installation of the new boxes
at the postoffice The boxes are of
the keyless pattern and when in place
will have entirely changed the lobby,
and afford much more room for the
public.
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Next Thursday evening. the an
nual meeting of the Congregational
church will he held A banquet will
be served at $50 after which a must
cal and literary program will be rem
ldered and officers will be elected for
the coming year.
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The secretary of war has given his
consent to the location of the center
pier of the new bridge proposed
across the Wishkah river at North
| Aberdeen in the center of the stream.
The pier of the present bridge is at
the north side of the river.
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Day Sargent c. II. Hook. of tno po-
force, is noted for his love of dogs,
and this morning he received 4 card
CD which is fine picture of three
pups, who are asking him to take
them in as they are homeless. Sar-
gent Hook would like to do so.
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The fire department was called out
just before midnight Friday night
by slight fire in the dwelling oc-
cupied by e. E. Shields, 100 West
First street. The alarm came from
Third and Broadway, and the depart
ment had to hunt the fire, which
had already been eXtinguished.