Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-02

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The filling of / Street from Wish
kah to Market, was commenced this
morning.
Mrs. J. Waugh VIII spend the sum
mer in Chicago. She left on her trip
this morning.
For light and meavy hauling, call
the A. A. Star Transfer Co.. Phone
4201.
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Attend the meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce in the city council
room tonight.
F. l.. Young left for Milbank,
South Dakota, this morning, to re-
main Indefinitely.
Mrs. S. A. Girard left for Ray
mond this morning, to spend some
time with friends
John Popas was fined SIS IN the
police court Friday for an assault
on Turner Harrison.
S.
James Pollack has taken charge
of a saw mill in Astoria and left for
that city this morning.
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Mrs. A. M. Dice was passenger
for Saginaw, Michigan, this morning
via the Northern Pacific railway.
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Mrs. J. Gillies and Miss Susan
Green spent Saturday in Montesano,
the guest of Mrs. Ellen White.
Miss Maud Carey returned to|
Oakville this morning, having spent
Sunday with her parents in this CITY.
s.
Mrs. Arthur Rupert and children
came up from Pacific this morning,
where they have been since Friday.
Architect W. w. Vernon went to
Montesano this morning, on business
connected with the new county court
house.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Bassett enter
tanned Friday evening, in honor OF
Mrs. Bassett's sister, Mrs. Miller, OF
Tacoma. ai'
Mrs. c. H. Rowland and children
left for Jacksonville, Illinois, TINS
morning to spend the summer win
relatives.
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Hugh Bryan arrived from PORT
land Yesterday, to continue his land
scape work. He was accompanied
by Mrs Bryan.
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The Finnish societies observed
May Day yesterday, several hundred
marching through the streets. mead
ed by a brass band. .t
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The numerous friends of Mrs
Nell Barry-Taylor will be pleased 10
learn that she has fully recovered
from her recent illness.
The fire department was called OUT
Saturday morning by the burning out
of flue in the residence of Malcolm
Magill, EOS East First street.
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Five passenger coaches and two
baggage cars composed the $3.50
train this morning. Most of the
passengers were for Montesano.
Miss Hulburt and Miss Agnes NC
Gillicuddy entertained FRIDAY eve
ming at the home OF the former 1or
the benefit of the Episcopal organ
fund.
Miss Ina Hogan entertained par
ty of Young friends Friday evening,
IN the occasion of her thirteenth
birthday at her home, 504 West Fifth
street.
The money counting and recording
machine on exhibition at VIII Lam
ning's office is attracting much at
tentiCn, and is wonderful piece OF
mechanism.
Otto Graft the sailor who was tax
en- off the barkentine John Z. Mey-
er. is still in the county jail, await
! ing the arrival of an officer from
San Pedro.
The Young people of the Congre-
eationai church, will hold a business
meeting tomorrow evening at the
home OF Miss Nina Hansen, 31S west
Hume street.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give May Day tea next
Wednesday afternoon at the nome
of Mrs. John r. Evans, 401 West
, Second street.
G. Frank Shelby. Western field
secretary of st. Andrew Brother-
hood of the Episcopal church, ad-
dressed the boys of the church yes
terday evening.
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C. f. Jensen started for st. Paul.
Mimi, yesterday. Mr.. Jensen VIII
be absent several weeks. and during
that time will visit several cities IN
the middle west
d. B. Baker, Howard Oakland. l..
G. Isaacson and Chas. D. Baker, OF
Aberdeen, have incorporated the Co.
pals Single Co., with capital
stock of 900.
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books of the city treasurer. This Is
being done at the request of the
treasurer, as he cannot get his bond
from the bonding company until the
books have been audited.
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Miss Nellie Craig and Mr.. A. II.
Mitchell were married at Waterloo,