Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-07-29

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Mrs. S G. Kaufman visited rela-
tives in Tacoma last week.
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Mrs. l.. Garrison went to Seattle
Friday, for short visit with friends
B. ]. Oliver left Saturday, over the
Milwaukee road for Bay City, Mich
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Mrs. H. E. Bailey went to Seattle
Saturday night, to spend week with
relatives.
Miss Bessie Vammen is spending
her vacation visiting friends in the
Sound cities.
Mrs. John GrOnOw and son, John
Jr., are visiting relatives in Califor
mia this month.
Mrs. X. s. Buffum and son, Rus
sell, have returned from an extended
visit in the east.
A. F. Coats motored down from
Seattle Friday, for short business
] visit in the city.
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The Canadian club will meet with
Mrs. F. E. Van Kleek, 315 North F
street, Thursday.
Roy Wood, who is attending col
lege in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, re
turned home Saturday.
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Misses Merle and Nellie Hanson
have returned to Centralia, after a
visit with Aberdeen friends.
DR.. s. L. Moak, of Montesano, was
a city visitor Sunday, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Archer.
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Mrs. R. c. Vandevort entertained
the R. s. G. club Thursday afternoon
at her home, on Cherry street.
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Miss Eleanor Joseph has left fol-
her home in San Francisco, after
visit with Mrs. Roy A. Hague.
Mrs and Mr.. S. X. Bowes enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening al
their home, on North Broadway.
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~. Vyo~dCvovk ord tuo ohi1
dren went to Seattle yesterday fol
a visit of two weeks with friends.
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Duff Milette returned Sunday from
q visit at st. Martins Hot Springs
where he underwent treatment fol
rheumatism.
The numerous friends of City Clerk
p. f. Clark are glad to see him back
at his desk, after his somewhat ser
ious illness.
Alfred Luke returned to his home
in Cosmopolis, Saturday, having re-
covered from serious illness, at St
Joseph's' hospital. ~
The Aberdeen High school class OF
1911, met Friday evening, at thesaome
Of Miss Mona Shannon, to plan fol-
a picnic to be held shortly.
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Contractors A. l. Fox and John
Lindberg are finishing the interior OF
the third floor addition to Hotel
Turner, on Wishkah street.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. I. A
johnson, 900 East First street.
Mrs. Abraham, recently from Bill
ings, Montana, has leased a store
room, 3O7 East Wishkah street, where
she will establish millinery store
Miss Vera johnson entertained Sat
.urday evening, at her home on Eas'
First street, in honor of her brother
and bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Johnson
E. G. Miller LETT left Saturday for
visit at his old home in Greenville
Mich, where Mrs. Miller and the chill
dren have been visiting for some
weeks.
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Miss Geneva Sargison, of Shelton
Twas in the city last week, visiting
misses Florence Semmen and Marie
4 mitchell, fellow students in the state
university.
Mrs. John A. Parma and son, Law
renee. of Santa Barbara, Cal, lef
Friday for a visit in Oregon, afte
visiting Mrs. Palma's sister, Mrs. L
v. Montfort.
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Miss Regina Shaker, of Redondo
4 CAL, who with her mother, was Wis
ting Aberdeen friends, was the CUES
| of honor at a number of social func
Ntions last week.
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Mrs. Lars Shaker and daughter
Miss Regina, left yesterday for thei
home in Redondo, CAL, after a pleas
ant, visit of, several weeks with thei
old friends in Aberdeen.
At the picnic of the G. A. R. club
at Electric Park, Friday. Jacob Heat
or, the Confederate veteran. gave In
teresting sketches of his experience
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