Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-09

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the d. A. R. Friday afternoon.
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DR.. Sullivan-Solberg Optical Co.
never recommend glasses unless alb
solutely necessary 1t.
Dan McCrlmmomn, Ed Larkina and
Roy Young left yesterday for Lake
Qulniault to hunt bear and cougar.
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Percy Perry of Seattle. well known
Aberdeen boy, after spending a few
days with his mother, had returned
to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schlenz, who recently
sold the Crescent hotel have taken
charge of the Carleton hotel in Ia
coma.
Mrs. G. p. Blyth and son, Clarence,
have accompanied her parents Senator
and Mrs. Clarke, of Idaho, on a trip
to Germany.
The Typographical union VIII give
a benefit ball at Electric Park Oc-
tober II, the proceeds to be applied
to the Labor temple fund.
Reed Beaver, we'll known poultry
man, is very busy this week endeavor-
ing to get all his chickens entered in
the coming poultry show
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Miss Maude Bailey supervisor OF
the music in the public schools, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Seattle, the
guests of friends.
E. Adams, of Lake Quiniault, was a
visitor in Aberdeen Saturday on bust
ness He reports the roads in good
condition to the lake.
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Mrs. F., G. Benjamin was the charm
ing hostess at meeting of the Query
club held at her home on West First
street, Friday afternoon.
w. H. Page, well known Aberdeen
lite, has purchased a small tract of
land on the Little North river and eX-
poets to move his family this week.
The young son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Walker, former residents of Alb
erdeen, died at the family home at
North Yakima several days ago.
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Clyde Davidson, who spent several
days at North Yakima at the state
fair, returned home Thursday He re-
ports that the exhibition was good
one.
The city council has granted City
Clerk Peter F. Clark two weeks long
er leave of absence Mr. Clark is
still visiting his old friends in Mich
igan.
Hugh Bailey, we'll known Hoquiam
boy, has accepted a position with the
O.-W. r. & N. company in this city
and will be found at the new office
OF the railway company.
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ThOrwald Seigfred, business man.
ager of the Coast magazine, has been
spending several days in this city.
The next edition of the Coast, will
be Chehalis county number.
The work of laying asphalt on the
street car tracks on f streets is under
way. The work was delayed to ALLOW
the street railway company an oppor
tunity to install heavier rails.
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Captain H. b. Smith. son of Cap
tain and Mrs. Fl. A. Smith, we'll known
in shipping circles has been given
command of the steamer Schooner
Daisy, which is loading at South
| South Bend.
| The new schooner Daisy Gadsby
| now under course of construction will
soon be launched. Captain A. Smith
will have command OF the new boat
and is now engaged in overseeing the
: finishing of the craft.
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| The Schooner Sailor Boy, one of the
| first schooners to run between Grays
! Harbor and Frisco. will be con-
demned shortly. The Sailor Boy was
al one time owned by Captain Mitch
| ell, pioneer of Aberdeen.
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| A reception was held at the Meth
odist church last evening in honor of
the new minister Rev. Mcqueen and
| family, who recently arrived A large
number was present and the evening
| enjoyably spent.
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Miss Elsie McCIymont enter med
in honor of her cousin, Mrs. James
| Leitch, Thursday afternoon at her
home, corner Second and II streets.
/ Miss Grace BroWnell assisted in serv-
ing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Freeman. of 1912
| North F street, expects to leave Alb
erdeen soon for Shawnee, Okla, where
! they will reside in the future. Mr..
Freeman is engaged in the cattle bus
| mess Their daughter Miss Laura
Freeman will accompany them.
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The Oregon-W ashington Railway &
Navigation company is having new
offices fitted in the Farmont build
ing. A fine new sign is being placed
on the windows and when completed
will add another attractive office in
that block.
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Arthur FOusha, arrested to compile
ity in the entering OF the S. f. Slade
| Lumber cOmpanys office, was declared
not guilty by a jury at Montesano.
Thursday. Fousha's arrest was caus-
ed by a statement made by Leon
White to the effect that he, White
entered the building and Fousha was
with him.
w. d. Skinner, general freight and
passenger agent Off the O.-W. r. G.