Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-09-18

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apanese Toothache Drops Will re
= the pain at once. Evans Drua
Alfred Hart has left for Palo Alta,
to enter the Stanford Univef-
".
Geo. L. Nyere, of the Chehalis
ounty bank, went to Seattle today on
ailpess'
captain and Mrs. Chris Jacobson
we're up from Westport on business
this week.
mr. @. o. Clark, dentist. Graduate
=, University of Michigan. Rooms
1914 Electric Bldg. tt
Bring In your prescriptions at any
lima they will be properly taken care
Of. Evans Drug Co. tt
Mn. Belle Shaw left Tuesday for
Eugene, Oregon, to visit her daugh.
ter Mrs. Charles Riske.
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Fire Chief William Tamblyn is TAX.
4 ing his annual vacation Of two weeks,
| Visiting friends on the Sound.
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Mrs. E. A. Morck, Of Hotel Wash.
ineton, and party, left Wednesday for
| an automobile trip to Lake Cush.
man.
Mrs. F. X. Van Tassel entertained
the Baptist Auxiliary Wednesday aft.
ernoon at her home, 103 East Market
street.
The pupils of the Franklin school
are holding an exhibition this after
noon of the flowers grown during the
vacation period.
A fine girl baby, weighing 91a
pounds, was born yesterday morning
to Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sorenson, at
the Hotel Savoy.
Grand Chancellor H. c. Coons, of
the Knights of Pythias, will visit
Njslsmwnr lodge, No. A, next Friday
night, September %.
Lalon Hayes, of Butte, Montana, is
in the city, visiting w. J. Patterson.
Mr.. Hayes is mining engineer of
note in Montana and Idaho.
s.
Robert Hiner, of Ocosta, who under
went an operation for appendicitis, at
the Grays Harbor hospital Tuesday,
is reported as recovering nicely.
Mrs. vesta E. Stevens, grand royal
matron of the Order of Amaranth, of
Seattle, was an honored guest at the
meeting of the order last night.
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The Parent-Teacher association Of
the Samuel Benn school will hold its
first meeting this evening, at the
school house, and all interested are
uiged to attend.
An exhibit of oil paintings and wat
er color work of Lance Hart in Davies
Art Shop. next door to the Herald
Office, yesterday and today, has at
tracted considerable attention
q
Mrs. Grant Wheeler entertained the
Terrace Heights Division of the La
dies Aid Society of the First Metho-
dist church Wednesday afternoon at
her home, Mckinley and E streets.
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The new warehouse being built by
the Aberdeen Dock Co. for the Pacific
Fruit & Produce Co., at the foot of
H sreet, is being enclosed, and will
be ready for occupancy in few
weeks.
The Good Cheer Chapter of the
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society will
hold an Apron" social next Friday
afternoon, September Is, at the home
of Mrs. Phillip A. Bertrand, 702 North
B Street.
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At the annual conference of Puget
Sound, Methodist church, last week,
Rev. J. T. Mcqueen was returned as
pastor of the First Methodist church
Of Aberdeen, at the unanimous re-
quest Of the congregation.
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If your feet are sore, you should
see Phillips, at the Cody. II your
corns hurt, the corn doctor will re-
move them. Corns, warts, moles and
bunions removed, and ingrowing nails
attended to- See the Chiropodist, at
the Cody, Aberdeen. If
M. 3. Lytle, the popular agent at
the union railroad station, left yester-
day for visit in the Eastern and
Southern states. Mr.. Lyle will be
absent about six weeks, during which
time his position will be filled by
Geo. w. Ross, of the union freight
Offices of the O.-W. and Milwaukee
lines.
The fall meeting of the Parent
Teacher association of the Franklin
school was held Wednesday afternoon