Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-01
Tales of The Town TerSely Told

Fash.
Cut flowers for weddings, funerals
hd other occasions. Rustic Flower
hop. u
The teachers of the city schools
In picnic at Westport Beach next
unday.
Take your Ford TO Potter. He has
repair man from the factory, SOC
last Heron. u
Mrs. Geo. Pauze left last week for
II visit of two months with relatives
the east.
h br. G.. O. Clark, graduate of Uni
sity of Michigan. Rooms 12-14
Actric Bldg. 93-tf
n Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Redman
d son. of North Yakima. visited the
~ last week.
$6|Misses Grace Young and Klara An
rson have returned from an enjoyed
10 in California.
h For Sale-Overland auto, suitable
delivery purposes. $3.50. Grays
Arbor Hardware Co. 86-tf
Il THE Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
tterian chourch will meet tomorrow
ternoon in the church.
8 Miss Dorothy Girton returned Fri
Ay from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
H. Fleet, at Cohassett Beach.
Hn f.
M Mrs. Margaret Mcpherson and
laughter, Miss Margaret, returned on
saturday from visit at Westport.
III s.
81 Arthur Davies has entered his Bos-
ION terrier, "Skid," in the Seattle
Kennel show, being held this week.
N Miss Edith Rasor, formerly OF AL
erdeen, now of Ashland, Oregon, is in
the city visiting relatives and friends
81
Work on sluicing the East End fill,
which began Saturday night, is pro-
crossing satisfactorily, day and night.
s.
N The funeral of the late John L.
urrad took place Sunday afternoon,
ervices being held at the Whiteside
hapel.
Earl Springer. second lieutenant OF
Company G, returned last week from
In extended tour in the eastern
tates.
l Mrs. w. H. Rehm and son and
laughter went to Tacoma, Friday,
Hhere the children entered the city
Schools.
The G. A. r. grounds at Westport
Beach closed for the season Saturday
Ind most Of the campers have return
I'D home.
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A program Of interesting sports
WAS a feature of the picnic of the
united Artisans, Sunday afternoon. at
Electric park.
The pavement on West Heron
street was completed Saturday night,
fand the work of laying the sidewalks
yesterday.
Rev. T. H. Simpson, known as the
\ oggers Missionary, has succeeded
Rev. R. E. Cooper as pastor of the
First Methodist church.
Il The clam season opened yesterday
after being closed four months, and
the various packing establishments
will soon be busy packing the prod
net.
N Wishkah lodge. Knights of Pythias,
Along with the other Pythian lodges
spf the county, were royalty enter
Named by the Elma lodge Thursday
hight.
"a The High School Football dance, at
x. P. hall, Friday night, was one of
{&he most pleasant social functions in
The history Of the Aberdeen High
spchool.
M Prof. and Mrs. w. P. Boynton and
Mrs. Howard left last week for their
home, in Eugene, Oregon, where Prof.
3Boynton holds a chair in the Univer-
33ity Of Oregon.
"a The ladies of the Congregational
5khurch will hold their annual Porch
abarty Thursday afternoon at the home
III the pastor, Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Nc Dermoth, 406 East First street.
lN Mr.. Holpa, of the Aberdeen Invest
3ment Co., says that he has the best
2|broposition in town for working
|2man; that is a truck farm in North
berdeen, ground 150x140, with six
y toom, plastered house, for only $1,100
only $500 cash and balance like
3 tent. tt
III &
@ Rev. r. E. Cooper and family will
q leave tonight for Everett, where Rev.