Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-01-09

VI. 5. Langdon, of Puyallup was
here Saturday looking after business
interests.
John Ryan, the grocerymen of West
Heron. Mrs. Croncher is a sister of
the Ryan brothers.
F. W. ingalls, returned from Taco
ma Friday night where he was the
guest of friends several days
Mr.. and Mrs J. Croncher, arrived
in the city Friday from Cascade, b.
c., and are the guests of Jos. and
Capt. 7. X. Dedrick, of the Grays
Harbor supply company, left for Ray
mond this morning to look after bust
ness.
). w. Johnston. of the Johnston
Transfer company, returned from a
three weeks vacation spent on the
sound
DR.. j. A. Mapes returned from Ia
coma Saturday night where he had
spent several days visiting his uncle
and incidentally taking in the Poultry
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Madison came
down from Tacoma Saturday night
and are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Madison's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Nudleman.
Mrs. Lundvault, of Westport. is at
the Aberdeen General hospital. suf-
fering from a stroke of paralysis. re-
ceived while she was visiting in the
city.
Miss Helen Ortun entertained a
party of young friends Friday after
noon, on the occasion of her ninth
birthday, al her home on West Fifth
street.
Mrs. Alfred ]. Anderson entertain
ed the Ladies Aid society of the
German Lutheran church Thursday
afternoon at her home on West Sixth
street.
The Northern Pacific train was
late from Moclips this morning on
account of the high wind last night
blowing several trees across the
track.
Commencing tomorrow evening.
there will be prayer meetings held in
the English speaking evangelical
churches every Tuesday during the
month.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Pearsall have re-
turned home. Mr.. Pearsall from
hunt in the Olympics, and Mrs Pear
sail from a visit with her parents, at
Grand Forks.
c. L. Johnson came down from Sc
attic Saturday and is visiting his
friend, c. A. Solberg. They spent
yesterday at Pacific beach, returning
this morning.
E. G. Morse of Port Ludlow, return
ed home this morning after spending
Sunday in the city with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Morse 72S Nc.
Kinley avenue.
Rev. Father Thomas Quinn arrived
from Tacoma last week 10 assume
the duties of pastor OF St. Aegidius
church. and held divine services
there yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bacon has returned
from a visit to Portland, where she
consulted architects concerning the
apartment house to be erected at
Third and Broadway.
c. NJ. Cook. inspector OF the Equi-
table Savings & Loan association,
was over from Portland last week
loking after the associations inter-
ests on Grays Harbor.
Mrs. Benjamin Moore entertained
at dinner Friday evening. in honor
of Mrs. Emmons and mother, Mrs.
Houston, of Portland at her home
102 North Alder street
Mrs. Scott Thomas and daughter
Miss DeGrova, who has been visiting
Mrs. Thomas Mother. Mrs. d. G.
Eaight have returned to their home
IL Newport. Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray A. Burpee, who
recently moved from Cosmopolis.
were pleasantly surprised by a party
of friends Friday evening at their
home on North ID street.
w. F. Jones went to Satsop this
morning to superintend the building
of a dwelling house on his ranch
where he will remove as soon as the
building shall have been completed
w. w. Hart has accepted the po-
sition of secretary of the Aberdeen
Savings & Loan association, vice
F. E. Jones, who went to Montesano
to assume the office of county as
SCISSOR
Mrs. Scott Weatherwax entertain.
ed party of young friends at a the.
alter party Thursday evening. in hon
or of Miss Jean Macfarlane. who
leaves with her mother shortly to
join her father in the Philippines.
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