Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-01-02

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Miss Minnie Cogger is spending the
holidays with friends in Tacoma.
Chris. Peterson left this morning
for Rochester to look after business
Miss Nora Carver is over from Cen
ralia, attending the teachers insti
iute this week.
Leonard Bratton returned this
corning from Moclips where he spent
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. A. Burnsides, of
Seattle, spent New Years day in the
city with friends.
Miss Jessie Booth came down from
Elma last evening to attend the teach
ers' institute this week.
e. A. Rupert returned to Raymond
today after spending New Years day
in the city with his family.
AdOlph Schweinforth returned this
morning from Moclips-by-the-sea,
where he spent New Years day.
Mrs w. II. McAllen returned to her
home today noon after spending a
week visiting with Mrs. M. Haggerty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Caldwell went
to Tacoma this morning to visit
friends and relatives for few days.
A. W. Johnson, postal clerk on the
ior tn, ;e,
ing his holiday vacation at home in
this city.
Chas. Jensen is acting as substi-
tute driver on the Northern Express
Co. during the holiday vacation of
w. l.. Maynard
Mrs. AT. BLACKBURN returned TO her
home at Tacoma today after week S
visit with the family of her brother,
Capt. Thomas Wilkinson.
Attorney Norman S. Richards of
Oakville, is spending the day in the
city on professional business. He
reports Oakville booming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Green and
daughters returned to Portland yes
terday, after spending the holidays
with Mrs. Green's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Wood
A. j. Fletcher went to Portland
yesterday to meet his mother. Mrs
Alfred Fletcher, who is on her way
from St. Johnsberry Vermont, to
make him visit.
Mrs. Maggie Morgan visited Sc
attic last week to see her son, Will
Morgan, off for Australia, where he
goes to represent the Edison Moving
Picture company.
Joseph Luke of Vancouver, B. G.
arrived in the city Friday night t6
visit his brother, A. B. Luke, of the
Golden West hotel, whom he had moi
seen for 80 years.
G. C. Strayer brought home his
Boston bull terrier puppy yesterday
that he had purchased some time ago
1t is fine looking animal and eligi
BILE to registration.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Trip and child
rem, Miss Ruth and Master Edward
returned to Portland yesterday morn
ing after spending week with Mr.
and Mrs. B. L. Beall.
Mrs. X. d. Durham, of Tacoma
and Mrs. A. F. Harmed of Port Town
send, left Saturday for their home:
after visit with Mrs. Roy Magil
and Mrs. L. w. LaLone.
w. F. PAUL of Seattle, formerl!
cashier of the United States Nationa
bank, this city, came in on the Fri
day night train to look after bushes.
and returned home Saturday.
Miss AIMEE Story and Mrs Whit
of Hoquiam, and Miss Emily Gibson
of Ellengsburg, graduated Saturda,
evening at the Training School fo
Nurses of the Aberdeen Genera
hospital.
Miss Rose Abel returned to Taco
ma this morning to resume her du
ties as teacher in the university o
Puget Sound after spending the holi
days in the city with her sister, Miss
Lucy Abel.
Grand Chancellor Commander Eu
gene Foster left this morning for the
northern part Of the state on bust
neSS connected with his office where
he will spend some ten days VISITING