Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-11-11

Our magazine line is most complete.
Evans Drug CO. tt
Musical instruments, strings etc., at
Evans Drug Co. tt.
Subscriptions taken for all maya
zines. Evans Drug Co. IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Richards return.
ed yesterday from Seattle.
For light or heavy hauling, call A.
Star Transfer, Phone 4201. tt.
Miss Caroline Jenkins returned Sat.
urday from an extended visit with
friends in San Diego Cal.
A large number of the friends and
admirers of Miss Helen Yaw attend.
ed her recital in Hoquiams Friday
night.
Mss Eva Mcfarland of Boise, Ida,
Is in the city the guest Of Miss OFT,
domestic science teacher in the high
school.
e. r. Wilson and daughter Iona re.
turned Saturday from an extended
visit with friends in West Yorkshire
Ontario.
Mrs. E, e. Shaw is visiting In Port
land where she will spend the great
er portion Of the winter visiting with
her daughter.
Owing to a previously arranged
meeting for Thursday, the Parent.
Teachers association did not hold its
regular meeting last week.
Announcement has been made that
the evening service at the st. An.
drews church for November will be
O'Clock instead of 7 O'Clock.
Mrs. Charles McDermoth left fol-
Seattle Thursday morning for a visit
with her mother, Mrs. l. M. Scott one
OF the pioneers OF that city.
Mrs. Alfred Henderson entertained
the Young Peoples Aid society of the
Swedish Mission church at her home
Ill South l street Saturday night.
Work of the o. w. r. & N. road in
filling their switching yards witt
gravel is progressing rapidly. During
the past weeks hundreds of loads
have been placed on the tracks.
After spending two weeks with his
parents in Flint, Mich, Edgar Russell
returned to Aberdeen Thursday morn
ing. He will resume his work in the
employ OF the Northern Pacific road
here.
Mrs. Margaret Craig Curran, deputy
state superintendent of public instruc
ton, win speak at the high schoo
auditorium next Thursday night. The
public has been cordially invited tc
attend
Carl Bane left Sunday morning fol
Spokane and Butte, Mont. Mr. Bane
has secured position with a large
grocery concern in Butte, and expects
to make his home there. Mrs. Hane
and children will leave next week tC
join Mr.. Bane.
Ole RMhesOn an employ of a log
ging camp near Aberdeen was hurt
and painfully injured Wednesday
afternoon, when struck by failing
tree. His right leg was crushed and
two two were broken. He wal
brought to this city for treatment.
Street Superintendent c. e. Arthur
City Attorney A. f.. Cross and Attorn
icy A. E. Graham left yesterday fol
Tacoma where they will call upon the
Northern Pacific Officials in reference
to the company increasing the size o1
their flood gates in the west end Of
the city.
Word was received here several
days ago from San Francisco that Ed
ward Hubert and Rogan Jones
who are attending military college
in California, made good on the school
football team. Several glowing &C.
counts of Their success recently ap
peared San FRANCISCO newspapers.
Mr. w. p Ragdale who for the past
two years has been employed with
the Evans Drug company left with
his wife and family Saturday for Ia
coma where Mr.. Ragsdale has &C.
cepted position with drug firm.
The parents of Mr.. Ragsdale arrived
in Aberdeen on the eve of their sons
departure SO accompanied him to Ia.
coma
For reason of the heavy storm
Friday night, but Is property owners
attended the meeting called at the
city hall for the purpose of selecting
committee to appraise benefits and
damages of tide fill No. 2. William
Il. Barton was selected chairman and
Anthony Damitio and G. E. Wilson
chosen as other members of the COM
mittee.
At reception held at the home of
Mrs. John Hanson. in South Aberdeen
Thursday afternoon. Parent-Teach-
ers' ASSOCIATION was formed. Twenty
five ladies' were present. The officers
elected We're: President Mrs. ]. NAL
lard, vice-president Mrs. Berdine,
treasurer Mrs. ]. Hanson and secre-
tary Mrs. J. Ferrier. Refreshments
were served.