Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-01-31
ABERDEEN HERALD.

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For light or heavy hauling call
h, A Star Transfer Co., Phone
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A new log turner is being INSTALL
ed in the Anderson & Middleton
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. T. Taylor went
to San Francisco last week, on bust
ness.
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II. d. Chapman left last week Tor
Hot Lake, Oregon, for the benefit of
his health.
Mrs. Darling, of Seattle. is visit
ing the city, the guest OF Mrs. {.
I. Prescott.
Mrs Arthur n. Simpson returned
Saturday evening from an extended
visit in Portland.
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Miss Elizabeth Kay is reported Ill,
with pneumonia, at her home, 5l9
West Sixth street.
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The engagement of Miss Elsie
Herricl and Mr.. Frank H. Dunlop
has been announced
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Mrs. C. l. Prescott will entertain
next Wednesday evening at her home
Tenth and Broadway.
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Alfred Wilkeson has returned from
a visit of three weeks with rela-
tives in San Francisco.
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A special meeting followed by a
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the F'raternal Brotherhood.
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Mrs. Gertrude Spence, of Seattle,
was in the city last week, visiting
her mother, MIS-. James Giilies.
Miss Nan. Allard entertained the
IT. 0. C. Club last Thursday even
ms at her home, on North X street
The annual bali OF Company G, n.
c. W., which WIS postponed from
February %, will be given March
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Joseph Klepter, an emplOye at the
Union Cooperage works, lost ing
er by being caught in the machinery
Friday.
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Miss Eta Arland, was guest OF
Aberdeen friends last week, and re-
turned to her home in Montesano on
/ Saturday.
A. L. Greer. bookkeeper for the
G. II. Ry & Light Co., returned
last week from an extended trip in
! California.
| We are overstocked with Valen-
, tines. See our assortment before
buying. Prices slashed, as they must
be sold Evans Drug Co. tt.
A. p. Lindstrom has filed his cam
didacv as councilman from the
Fourth ward making the third can
didate in the field from that bali
wick.
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Rev. w. M. Ludwig, an old time
pastor at Cosmopolis, now of Tacoma,
who has been the guest of Rev. and
today.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Mann return
ed last week from their wedding
trip. and are at home in their new
bungalow, Division and Second
| streets.
The Young Peoples Aid Society
of the Swedish Mission church met
Saturday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Carlson, 1900 East
/ First street.
A. L. Farror, of Sedro Wolley, ar
rived here on Friday evening and
after looking over the situation left
for his home on sunday, to return
| here in the spring.
F. NJ Raymond, of Seattle, was in
terviewing Aberdeen logging firms
on last Friday. Mr.. Raymond sells
the Climax logging locomotives, and
/ has several customers here.
| r. F.. Kruse, st. Louis business
man is in Aberdeen awaiting
change in the weather, when he will
look into certain timber deals in
! which he may take an interest.
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The Younger set of the Order of
Eastern Star We're entertained, in
honor of Miss Elsie Herrick, by Mrs.
Frank Hawkes. Thursday evening at
her home, Tenth and Broadway.
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II. b. Echart, OF Tacoma. who has
been here in the interest o fthe Glaz-
ed Cement Sewer Pipe Co., of which
he is assistant manager, left for his
home on Saturday morning. Mr..
Echart will return to Aberdeen this
week this week to start a branch
plant in this city.
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Peter Mcclure, proprietor of the
Merchants Cafe, on South H street
near Heron, was fined one dollar
and costs, in Judge Philips court,
on Friday, for violation of the state
law in having screens at the door
of his saloon. Attorney Snider
prosecuted the case for the state.