Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-06-12

/ Miss Mary Hogan went to Cosmopo-
lis this h.orning lor short stay.
Mis-. NJ. X. Sherwood is up from Oak,
land, Cal. visiting relalives al4u
! friends.
| J. J. Anderson, the well known real
estate man Of t.ima is IN the cry OF
bu4 mess.
w. A. Rupp, editor Of the Aberdeen
/ World, returned yesterday from a Visit
in Boise, Idaho
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. r.
j. Kelley, go West Boulevard on Sat
urday, June 3rd.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Leitch went to
Centralia in an automobile Saturday
and returned last evening.
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Aubrey Fisher returned Friday even
ing from Portland where he had been
attending the Rost Festival.
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Mrs. John Damitio spent a few days
last week in Portland at the Rose
Festival. She returned Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Preston was Monday morn
ing passenger to Tacoma where she
Will spend some time visiting her
sister.
The Amaranth will not meet next
Thursday evening on account of the
meeting of the Grand Chapter in Spo-
hane.
Lee A. Donaueh, the well known
barber. spent last week in Portland
visiting his mother and attending the
Rose carnival.
j. A. Moller, 1o1 North Newell street
lett this morning for Montesano
where he will report for jury du5y in
the Superior court.
Mrs. NJ. E. Pealer who has been Wis
tng the past few days at the J. J.
Robertson home left this morning fol
her home in Elma.
II
I Helen Atwood of Seattle, left this
morning for Tacoma. She had been
visiting at the G. A. Caldwell home on
East Wishkah street.
Mrs. c. D. Stewart, of s1s West
Heron street departed Monday morn
ing to visit for a week with friends
and relatives in Seattle.
II
Mrs. Julia Howell and children who
4 have been visiting relatives in Ho-
,Equiam left this morning for their
home in Santa Rosa, Cal.
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! Mrs. Bush, who has been visiting
over sunday with Mrs. Dougherty on
East Heron street, left this morning
for her home in Montesano-
c. A. Sprague, Superintendent of
schools at Waitsburg. WASH, arrived
in the city Friday, to assume the pc
sition of, city editor on the Herald.
Mrs. j. W. Clark and Miss Klara
Anderson entertained Saturday after
noon at shower luncheon for Miss
Roe Morgan, whose wedding takes
place this month.
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Miss Kelley, who has been teaching
the past few months in the Franklin
school. departed this morning for
her home in Seattle, where she will
spend her vacation.
Mrs Peter Christensen of Seattle is
in the city visiting her sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Redinger, and will spend
the summer with them at their sum.
mer home at Copalis.
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The work of building the new
Catholic church will be commenced
next month, the committees to have
charge of the work having been ap.
pointed yesterday.
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Mesdames NJ. A. Wheeler, A. C. En-
mis-, Minnie b. Leitch and f. H. Tan
ner are delegates to the grand lodge
of the order of the Eastern Star, which
convenes at Spokane tomorrow
II
John GrOnOW, secretary of the local
aerie of Eagles, has arranged for
three games of baseball between the
Olympia Eagles and the Aberdeen
aerie. to he played at Aberdeen dur
ing the four day celebration of the
Fourth of July.
The following officers have been
elected by the Redmen of Aberdeen
j Sachem. G. w. Makurath; senior saga
more. Gus Rutchow; junior sycamore
Fred Benn; prophet. Albert Petersen;
keeper of records. G. w. Hamilton:
keeper Of wampum. William Foelkner.
At the meeting of the Friends in
4 Council club last week, the following
officers were t't ted for the en-uing
term: P"csideG' .Irs. Frank Lawlyes;
| first vice residc..t, Mrs. ]. A. Mapes;
second vicn president. Mrs Malcolm
/ N9gill; recording secretary, Mrs. F.
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