Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-11-16
Tales of the Town TerS|y Told

Sixty pieces. Musicians ball, Mon
day, November 90. 10-3t
Trunks and cases repaired. Grays
Harbor Trunk Factory. If.
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Mrs Dan Pearsall is the guest OF
friends in Seattle for a few days.
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P. A. Butler left this morning for
Springfield, Mass, where he will visit
relatives.
c. c. Flowers of Ocosta, was visi-
tor in Aberdeen yesterday on a bust
ness trip.
j. Pekin, travelling auditor for the
O-W r. & n. company, was a visitor
in Aberdeen yesterday.
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G. A. Emery of the New York Cen
trail line, was visitor in Aberdeen
yesterday on business.
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c. l.. Hatabaugh representing the
Pennsylvania line, was a visitor in
Aberdeen yesterday on business.
The Ladies Aid society of the Nor
wegian NJ. f. church, are the guests
of Mrs. A. Gyland this afternoon.
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There is nothing worse than corns
and nothing better than our Sure
thing corn remover. Evans Drug Co.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Acret of Port
land, are the guests of Mrs. Acret's
Mr. and Nrc Tnhn Hn-
gan.
Fourteen natives of Finland left this
morning over the c. NJ. & P. S. for
New York, enroute to their home in
Finland
Miss Mamie Taylor of Centralia, af-
ter spending several days in Aber-
deem visiting relatives, returning to
her home Tuesday.
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RaZOrs, straps, brushes, cOmbes
and everything in the way of barber
supplies at Evans Drug Co. If.
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The Triennal Athletic Review, is
being printed for distribution by the
High school, at the Aberdeen Print
ing company press rooms.
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Rev. II. Mau of Oregon City, for
mer pastor of the German Lutheran
church of this city, is the guest of
friends in town for few days
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J. D. Isaacs, we'll known engineer
for the O.-W. r & n. company, who
is now located in Seattle, is visitor
in Aberdeen for a few days on bust
ness
Mrs II. A. Wiley, an aged woman,
sustained injuries last Monday by
fall from her door step. She was
quite badly injured about the head and
face.
According to Postmaster w. B.
Crammatte, many foreigners are with
drawing their funds from the postal
bank and purchasing tickets to their
homes in the old country.
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Bishop Rowe of Alaska, who has
been the guest of the Rev. F. w.
Greene, left yesterday for Seattle,
where he will spend a short time pri-
or to going to Washington, D. G.
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C. Skattebol, chief auditor of the
department of education in the Phil
1pplIe lSldHuS, 10 Tic SuCoC VI hio
brother in law, John Tenwick. Mr.
Skattebol is completing tour of the
world.
The suit of Lee Bergman against
the Lyle Logging & Mercantile COM
pany for damage to property caused
by splashing a dam on the East Ho-
GUAM river, will be given a speedy
trial in the superior court.
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The heavy rainfall of the past few
days has brought the water in the
various rivers up to the banks. The
Humptulips river is now raging tor
rent. hundreds of logs coming down
the river from the various camps.
The steamer Westerner, which was
struck by the oil tank steamer w. S.
Potter and sunk in the Columbia riv-
err. was built in Aberdeen. The West
erner was built by local capitalists
and was owned by the Western Lum-
Der company.
Chief of Police Templeman is en-
deavoring to secure information con-
corning John Pool, who died at Ana
cortes several days ago. One of Ell
found on Pools body but Marten does
not recall any one by that name.
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The funeral of e. B. Johnson, who
died suddenly at Cosmopolis last Mon
day. was held this afternoon from
Whitesde's undertaking parlors. A
sister of the deceased arrived from
Portland. to take charge of the re-
mains. Rev. Charles McDermoth con-
Quoted the services.
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The body of Daniel Hayes, which
has been at Whiteside's undertaking
establishment for ten days, awaiting
orders as to it's disposal was buried
yesterday. Hayes is said to have
decided his property to friends rather
than allow relatives to gain control
of it. Mystery surrounds his life.
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Massed band. Enlarged orchestra.
Musicians ball 10-3t