Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-09

The Willing Workers will meet
this evening with Mrs. A. s. White,
400 North H street.
S.
The Equal Suffrage club is meet
ing this afternoon with Mrs. J. X.
Harper, 512 East First street.
Mrs. E. Gilke wsa and daughter and
Miss c. Gee, of Montesano, were
visiting Aberdeen friends Saturday.
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George Shelley, who has been Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. J. M. Shelley,
left for his home in Portland, yes
terday.
Miss Lenore Landers has recovered
from a recent operation, and will
leave for her home, at Wishkah, this
week.
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A slight fire was extinguished by
the chemical engine Friday night, in
rear of the premises at 400 East
Hume street.
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Miss Ethel Shannon entertained
the teachers of Washington school
Thursday evening at her home, in
South Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs @s Grover Boyle left
for Seattle this afternoon where
they were called by the death of
Mr.. Boyle's aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Griffin, of
Grand Rapids, Mich, are in the city,
visiting their brother, A. H. Griffin
of Hotel WASHINGTON,
a.
Mrs. A. F.. Peterson, Hoquiam, en-
tertained the girls of the Freshman
class of the Aberdeen High school
at dinner Friday evening.
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Mrs Margaret McAlpine left yes
terday for Medford, Oregon, to make
her home with her son, who left for
that place early last week.
Mrs r. Clinton and son, of Coos
Bay, Oregon. left Friday for Hot
Lake, after visit with Mrs. Gin
tons monther, Mrs. n. j. Nelson.
Mesdames w. o. McKinlay, Paul
SHIFTS, A. j. Stewart and J. 3.
Bridges attended the meeting of the
ID. X. A. at Moclips last Thurs
day.
S.
G. E. Hubble, of MOntesanO, has
plans for warehouse, 50x130 feet,
which he will erect on the corner Of
Kansas and Heron streets, East Alb
erdeen.
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Miss Birdie ClOney, who has been
here to attend her sisters wedding,
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ClOney is student at st. Mary's
Academy.
r. A. Buell.. is putting up two neat
cottages On block 10. Broadway addi
tion to Cosmopols. The buildings
will cost 5000 each and will be rent
ed to mill hands.
The meeting of the Friends in
Council club that was to have been
! held tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
| Grant Wheeler, has been postponed
until Tuesday, May II.
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Y. Sweesy has let the contract for
! a residence on Tenth and NJ streets.
This like other residences in that
section, will be modern and convent
ent, and will cost $4,000.
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| During the month of April, the po-
lice department made 125 arrests,
ceryed 604 meals, collected 81 ,455
in fines from prisoners, $26 from dog
taxes and SIS for stray cows.
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S. Wazwhome has the lumber on
the ground for a new residence at
Fifth and Division streets The
building will cost $1,000, and will
be one and one half stories high.
The Zelasko building on Wishkah
street, near G, will be in the hands
of the finishers this week. The plas-
terers have about completed their
contract, and will be out of the
building in a few days.
S.
The concert given at the M. e.
church Friday evening netted quite
a little to the church treasury. A
large number of the city's singers
took part, and rendered their selec-
lions to crowded house.
contract has been let by Mrs
&c. r. DeLosh, for a $4,000 modern
residence on West Wishkah. near
M street. The plans show the fin
ish to be of the latest pattern and
the quarters commodious.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bryan, who
have been staying at the Crescent
hotel, while Mr.. Bryan has been at
tending to landscape gardening in
this city, left for their home in
Portland, Saturday morning.
S.
John Hill and Lola Jalkanen,
could not wait for the Heron street
bridge to be closed Saturday fore
noon, but jumped on the bridge
while it was swinging. They forfeit !
ed SO bail each, rather than appear
before Judge Phillips.
c. V. Savage, Grand Chancellor of
the Grand Domain of Washington.
Knights of Pythias. arrived in this
city, Friday night. to make arrange
ments for the Grand Lodge session
which will be held in Aberdeen in
July.
The Herald tells It all.