Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-11-10

on Monday, Nov. T. q daughter
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For light and heavy hauling, call
A. A. Star Transfer Co. Phone 1901.
s. d. Brook LII the first of the
week for visit in GAINESVILLE, West
Va.
Ned Morgan left Tuesday morning
for protracted stay in Astoria, Or
egon.
William Gauges and l.. II. Carnish
left Tuesday morning for Astoria, Or
egOn.
Miss Grace Reeder will leave soon
for visit with friends in Vancouver.
B. c..
Dan Manzawik and Linn Trojak
were passengers for Victoria. b. G..
Tuesday morning.
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Ralph Larson salesman for A. w.
Barley, is confined to his room with
an attack of illness.
s.
Mrs. j. G. Groat, of Portland, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Walter Sharp,
oOf East second street.
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The Herald sent to your eastern
friends for year would prove an ac-
ceptable Christmas present.
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G. II. Hamilton left Tuesday for
Lyman where he will visit for the
next two months with an uncle.
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Mrs. o. A. Myers will entertain the
ladies of the w. c.. T. U. on Friday
afternoon at her home on East First
street.
The Baptist Mission circle was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
j. S. Waugh at her home, sos North
X street.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Susan Rogers and Frank Bur-
rows, both popular young people Of
Aberdeen.
Mr.. Schultz and daughter, uncle
and counsin of DR.. Paul SHIFTS are
visiting in the city at the home Of
the latter.
Mrs Fred Been entertained the
members of the Lady Rowena club
at her home last Tuesday afternoon.
There was good attendance.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Duska and
son, Michael, left over the Northern
Pacific railway Tuesday for Whiting,
Indiana, for an indefinite visit
Mrs. c. r. Green is entertaining
the members of the Terrace Heights
Improvement club this afternoon at
her home, GIL Terrace avenue
Men of the Baptist church were
entertained at 7 o'clock dinner last
night at which George e. White
house was the principal speaker.
Rev. j. II. Edgar, pastor OF the Unit
ed Presbyterian church, Of Olympia.
is visiting in the city at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Cooper
Phil Locke and DR.. Paul Smits re-
turned on the late train Tuesday
night from Seattle where they were
called Sunday on q business mission.
S.
Mrs. B. r. Jackson and daughter
Evelyn left Tuesday morning for BEL
bingham. where they We're summoned
by the serious illness of the former 5
sister.
Mrs W. j. Patterson left NeSler-
day for Berkeley, Cal, where her son
and daughter are attending school
She spent several weeks in Aberdeen
whre her services in the cause OF
anal suffrage was apparent i'll the
election returns.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Burpee have re-
turned to this city from Cosmopolls
and will make their home here IN
future. Mr.. Burpee having secured a
position with the Pacific Lumber In
spection bureau which has offices III
the Finch building.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Lane ana MISS
Julia Lane who have been Nlsl'lhs
their son and brother, DR.. f. r. Lane
Iaft tuesday morning for Seattle
where they will visit with relatives
before returning to their home.
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Fred C. Jenkins, formerly deputy
collector of United States customs iol
the SUPPORT of Aberdeen. has been
in the city few days shaking hands
with friends. Mr.. Jenkins is now 10
Gated at Vancouver h. c.. where nc
has a position in the immigration
branch of the service.
So
There is an noticeable falling OF i'll
the delivery of fish at the street
docks of the Park Fish company and
the Pacific Fisheries company and II
is predicted that the big run OF sill
yersides and dog salmon is about
over. The falling off enables the can
merry to catch up and in a measure
recover from the rush.
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Not better than the best, but better
than the rest. That's our printing
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