Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26
Tales Of thu Town TerSe|y Told.

Miss Ruth Deming is visiting friends
in Tacom and Seattle.
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Mr. and Mrs. harry Phipps visited
friends at Kent last week.
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Miss Ethel Benjamin visited friends
in Seattle a few days last week.
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A couple of parties enjoyed corn
roasts on Dabney hill Friday night
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Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Stewart Wis.
tied friends on the Sound last week.
For light and heavy haunng, call
A. A. Star Transfer Co. Phone 4201.
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Miss Ruth White returned last
week from a visit with friends in Sc
attic.
August Foremaile left this morn
ing for Astoria, to take a position as
clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. DeIanty have
moved into their new home, On Ter
race Heights.
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The Friends in Council club Wit
meet tomorrow afternoon with A-t5.
}. A. Mapes.
NJ. l.. Harrison is maEing extern
sive Improvements on his residence,
GIG East First street.
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Mayor and Mrs. L. b. Bonn were
visitors at the Southeast Washing
ton fair Thursday and Friday,
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a one-story concrete block erected on
Hume street beWteen + and G..
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Mr.. and Mrs Fred Taylor and son
returned last week fro man extended
automobile trip through Oregon.
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Mrs. Jean B. Stewart is visiting rel
atives in Pittsburg, Pa, on her re-
turn from her European tour.
Miss 5uliette Robinson. Of Seattle
is in the city, visiting her uncle, H.
+. Robinson, go Mckinley avenue.
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The ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL
church are having a quitting bee IN
the church parlOrs this afternoon.
Mrs. Louis II. Bnrnett entertained
ats dinner Thursday afternoon, in hon
or of Mrs. Grove Antrim, of Los An
geles.
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Miss Ethel Goenrend entertained
the Philathea club Saturday after
noon at her home, CTS West Hume
street.
Dennison Crary, of CanisteO, n. Y,
&, a., o;tv and will cOaO6 tho win
ter with his sons, Jay d., f. b. and
Allen Crazy.
The numerous friends of Mrs. j..
Nj. Walker will be pleased to learn
that she is rapidly recovering from
her recent illness.
Mrs. A. D. Wood entertained at
luncheon Saturday afternoon, in hon
or of Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Beck
enhauer, recent brides.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. John
son, 10 West Second street.
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Mrs. F.. F.. w. Greene is entertain
ing the Women's Guild of the Episco-
Ddl CIlIlCH tillo ullVi iippi' az 'iiN Nv
tory, 312 East Fourth street.
S.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Z. Chamberlain
gave a reception Friday evening to
Rev. and Mrs. +. F.. W. Greene at
their home, Sixth and Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. - :! Hogan and aausn-
ter, Miss Margaret, left yesterday for
Los Angeles. where Miss Margaret
will enter a young ladies seminary.
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Charles Cork has removed the Of
fees of the Eureka Timber Co. from
the Finch block to the office of Eu-
gene France, over the Hayes & Hayes
bank.
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Mrs w. c. Jenkin and son left
Saturday for their home, in Nancou
YER. b. c., after a visit with Mrs. Jen-
kin's parents. Captain and Mrs. II. A.
Smith, III North Broadway.
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Ed. c. Finch sold so lots last week
in Southside Addition to Chas. r.
SAVERS, of Aberdeen, and c. c. Combes
and w. A. Combes, of Elma. at fig
ure said to approximate $4,000.
Chief Clerk w. j. Burnett. Of the
N. p, at Aberdeen, has resigned to
accept position as chief accountant
for the O. r. & n. Co.. and left this
morning for Portland to assume his
new duties.
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Robert c. Turner has taken out a
permit to erect a concrete block, on
Wishkah street, west of II, adjoining
the Young block. Mr. Turner had the
foundations for this building placed
year ago. and will erect the build
ing this fall.