Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-08

visit in Centralia, Saturday.
T.
Miss Margaret Mcpherson is con.
sned to her home by slight illness.
s.
Mrs. n A. Bush left Saturday for
business visit in the Sound cities
Frank Schmidt returned Friday
night from a business visit in Seat.
IL.
The Westminster Guild will meet
this evening at zoe Broadway apart.
nents.
Mrs. Ray r. Rogers has returned
from q visit with her parents, in
olympia.
Miss Ada Fourier is visiting
friends at Bellingham and other Pu
ret Sound points.
R. L. Fromme, chief forest ranger,
came down from Olympia, Saturday
on official business.
Mrs. Emma d. Dahl and Theodore
Dahl left Friday afternoon for Kla
uath Falls, Oregon.
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Mrs. Walter L. Stout left Sunday
for Los Angeles, to spend the re
nainder Of the winter.
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The Link club will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Dorothy Crow
Their, on East First street.
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The Order Of Electa will entertain
the members of the Eagles lodge, Fri
day evening, in Eagles hall.
s.
Mrs. David Heatlie entertained the
Talitha Cumi club this afternoon, a
her home, 211 North G street.
Miss Mary Johnson entertained a
q dancing party Friday night at he
home, on West Eighth street.
s.
The railway companies announce
that no reduced passenger rates will
be made for holiday travel this year
s.
Mrs. NJ ]. Tilton will entertain thu
Entire Nous club tomorrow Afternoon
at her home, 1910 North Broadway
s.
A daughter, weighing ten pounds
was bern Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Murray, GOA West Heron street
s.
S. M. Anderson ana A. w. Middle
ton went to Tacoma yesterday, to at
tend the lumbermen's meeting las
night.
Mrs. Charles McDermoth entertain
ed at a Missionary luncheon Frida
afternoon at her home, 400 East FRS
street.
g.
Mrs. Charles A. Holmer and Mrs
Eubank will entertain the R. S.
club, Thursday afternoon, in Masoni
Temple.
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officers are being elected at tn
meeting of the Women's Relief Corps
in Knights of Pythias hall, this al
ternoon.
Mrs. D. A. Schumacher and he
mother. Mrs. William Coulson, LEI
Saturday for Victoria, B. c., to visi
relatives.
Shirley A. Randolph, of the stat
land commissioners Office, returne
to Olympia today, after bushes
visit on Grays Harbor.
s.
Mrs. Catherine Appleyard is ente
tanning the Order of Electa this a
ternoon, at her home, 1928 Fror
street, South Aberdeen.
The Milwaukee passenger tra1
which left Aberdeen at $40 a. m
was discontinued Sunday, and wi
not be replaced until travel picks VI
School Superintendent Geo. B. MI
Ter went to Olympia Friday. to
tend the meeting of the vocation;
commission, of which he is a men
Der.
Mrs. Gerald Hogan and child a
rived last week from Powell Rive
B. c., to spend the holidays wit
Mr.. Hogan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Hogan.
Grays Harbor Court, Fores
ers of America, will no.
its annual card party this ev
ming, in knights of Pythias hall. r
freshments will be served.
Miss Quinn Trott has resigned NJ
position in the Olympia library ar
has come home, to take charge
the book department in the store
the Benson Office Supply Co.
s.
Judge and Mrs. Flevelling al
daughter, Miss Flewelling, OF Sp
kane, are in the city visiting MI
Flewelling's parents, Mr.. and MI
Wallace w. Weatherwax, on the
way to California.
Aberdeen people can secure u
very best and most modern Turks
bath treatment at the Grayport Tr
kish Baths in connection with II
Grayport Hotel, Hoquiam. First-cla