Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-29


A. A. Star Transfer Co. Phone 42O1.
Mrs John r. Bertholf of Seattle
visited Aberdeen friends this week.
Chief of Police George Dean is
confined to his room, with threatened
typhoid fever.
Miss Grace Young, who is a student
in the state university, came home
Tuesday night for short visit.
S.
William Twosy returned tC Olym-
pia Tuesday night, after & visit With
Aberdeen relatives.
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A union missionary meeting was
held in the Baptist church yesterday
afternoon.
f. C. Shoemaker, manager Of the
Wilapa Lumber Co., Raymond, was
in the city on business Tuesday.
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The Comeau Insurance Co., has con-
soldated with the Aberdeen Invest
ment Co.
S.
The Terrace Heights Improvement
club is meeting this afternoon at the
home of Mrs Grant Wneelef. Mckln'
lay and E streets.
S.
Mrs. Alfred j. Anderson has re'urn-
ed from visit in Seattle. where she
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. A.
F. Coats.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mac0mber
have returned from Iowa, where they
were called by the illness of Mr.. Ma
comber's mother.
S.
James Doyle has returned from
trip in Europe, accompanied by Mrs.
DOYLE. who remained in Iowa to visit
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. clawson, of
Vancouver b. c., are visiting the
city. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Watt
Copeland, 1O5 East Second street.
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A reception will be give ntomorroW
evening by the members of the Meth
odist church to Rev. and Mrs. b. f.
Brooks.
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The first carload of express matter
over the O. & w. railroad arrived
Monday for the American Express CO..
whose office is at 200 South H street
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Scott Stevens is exhibiting fine
specimens of apples, in the window
of Ellis Marten e. Co., grown on his
farm, near Porter.
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A pile driver and force or men are
at work repairing and Strengthening
the foundations and decking OF Har
Dor dock.
Bert Campbell, the well knoWi
printer, left today on the steamer Ohe
halls, on his way to Mania, r. l..
where he goes to take posltiol III
printing house.
s.
Mrs. G.. Y. Fenwick, wife or the
city jailor, tripped on a Hoquian
sidewalk. Tuesday night. while run
ming to catch a car, and was SeVe'eis
injured by the fall
The funeral OF Mrs. f. W. lhSais
took place yesterday afternoon ser
vices being held at st. Andrew
Episcopal church. Rev. F.. f. W.
Greene officiating
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There has been an unusual run Oh
tom cod in the river for the past
week, and thousands of the tooth
some fish were caught along the wa
ter front
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Christian Science church FRS,
street near Broadway SUNDAY schoo'
10 a. m. Church services IL a. m
Subject for next Sunday ohrea',
ity."
II II,
the street Yesterday, and received the
congratulations of a host of friends
on his recent narrow escape from
death. when his buggy went over the
precpice, on the Humptulips river
II. NJ. Delanty, manager OF the
Gravs Harbor Stevedore Co., was
nresented of a handsome painting
Monday. by Mate Mcdonald, OF ,he
barkentine Jane l.. Stanford. me
painting depicts two barkentlnes stai,
ing to race from Puget Sound to SID
new. New South Wales.
Miss Lulu Magill and MT. uuy noo.
enkranz were married last sunday III
Seattle. and will make their nome III
Tacoma. where Mr.. Rosenkrahz mas
a position. Mrs. Rosenkranz Is tne
eldest daughter of Mr.. and MIS- MAJ
com Magill of this city, and Mr.; hos,
enkranz was a sergeant in Co. e, ana
has a host of friends on Grays Har-
Dor.
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Clark, of kelso'
is in the city. visiting her Sral'u,
children. Roy Young, Mrs. William
Irvine Miss Merle Young and Master
walter Young. Mrs. Clark is an ear
ly pioneer of Washington coni''i+ Wv,
or the Old Oregon trail fifty years
ago.