Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-12-21
Tales of the Town TerSIy Told

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Pocket man cure sets; suitable for
naming at Evans Drug Co.
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Old Ivory and Bronze statutary for
holiday presents at Evans Drug Co.
Lowney's candies. holiday packages
big boxes chocolates, Evans Drug Co.
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Albert S. Nash. of Seattle, was a
business visitor in Aberdeen yester-
day.
Miss Emmons will act as hostess
for the Trolley club at her home to-
night.
Miss Maude Carson arrived yester-
day from Salt Lake to spend the holt
days with relatives.
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Albert Mayor left this morning for
his home in Castle Rock to spend the
holidays with relatives.
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Miss Florence Milton left this morn
ing for Eugene, Oregon, to spend the
holidays with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Cass left yesterday
for Newark, O., after visit of sew
eral months in this city
Harry Bere left this morning for
Neche, N. D., where he will spend
several weeks visiting relatives.
| Today and tomorrow are the short.
est days of the year. From now on
the days will begin to get longer.
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S. K. Bowes & Co. are issuing some
very neat desk calendars, which they
are giving out to their friends.
| Theodore ROsslyn, after spending
several days in Aberdeen with friends,
left yesterday for his home in Brit
ish Columbia.
C. D.. Moorehead, Pacific Coast
agent for the Pierre Marquette road,
is business visitor in tbs city for
a few days.
e. F.. Heisser of Seattle. purchas ng
agent for one of the large lumber
yards of the east. was in this city on
| a business trip.
Miss Minnie Hammers of Portland,
| arrived yesterday to spend several
days in the city visiting her brother
Richard and family.
Archie and Florence Truedal, form
err residents of Aberdeen left this
morning for Duluth, Mimi, to make
that their future home.
Work on the new stable and stOr-
age sheds of the Aberdeen Transfer
company, is being rushed, the walls
being nearly completed.
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Two large chimneys, which will
take more than 10000 brick, are to
be constructed in the new Methodist
church, now under course of erect
ion.
Miss Selma Odburt will entertain
the members of the T. c. r. club at
her home tomorrow night. at which
time a Christmas tree will be fea-
ture.
Miss Ethel Benjamin will act as
hostess for the members of the T.
o. G. club at her home this evening.
A pleasant time is assured those at
tending.
Dave Johnson, we'll known boxer,
arrived in town last evening from
Stanton's camps and expects to leave
tomorrow for Seattle, to spend the
holidays.
w. J. Patterson left yesterday for
California, where he will spend the
holidays with his family at Berkeley.
lie will not return until after the
first Of January.
A. H. Griffin and Eugene France
have each installed Kewanee water
systems in their homes, which now
gives them excellent water service
independent of the city.
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e. Erickson, who is thought to be
mentally unbalanced, is detained at
the police station. He was caught
lettering in the residence district
Tuesday night by the police.
Richard v. Holder, general agent
for the Chicago & North Western,
whose headquarters are in Portland
was visitor in Aberdeen yesterday.
This was Mr.. Wilder's first visit to
this section and he was surprised at
the growth Of the harbor cities.
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w. w. Kurtz of Hoquiam, was in
Aberdeen today purchasing tickets
for trip. east. He will be accom-
panied By Mrs. Kurtz and expects to
spend several weeks in Miss ssippi,
where he will shoot quail. From the
South he will visit Boston, Philadel-
phia. New York and Chicago, before
returning.
Waterman's Ideal Fountain pens;
holiday designs at Evans Drug Co.