Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-08-11

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Mrs. I. B. Glidden is visiting her
daughters, in the Sound cities.
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Mrs. Alder Moody and little daugh-
ter are visiting relatives in Seattle.
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For sale-Full blooded Ancona
cockerels. Phone 2029-J. SS-3t.
Mrs. o. C. vammen went to Seat.
tie Saturday for visit with friends.
$95 Rogers motorcycle side car, like
new, $55. Luce's Bicycle Shop. Ho-
quiam. 81
Yale twin motorcycle, fine shape,
$125. Luces Bicycle Shop, Ho-
quiam. - 1t
Cut flowers for weddings, funerals
and other occasions. Rustic Flower
Shop. tt
Misses Lena and Lucy Abel left
Friday for an outing at Paradise Val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l. Henry and
daughter left Saturday for Kerygon,
Iowa. Il s. g Z 4 :
e. A. McKenna left Saturday for
Spokane and Idaho points. on railroad
business. "a g. 4..s 49,.
A party headed by w. c. Mumaw
left yesterday for the Hob Sriyer, to
look over the OIL field. ''''
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Boner left
Friday for camping trip Of two
weeks on Hoods Canal.
For sale-overland auto. suitable
for delivery purposes. $3.50. Grays
Harbor Hardware Co. S6-tf
Mrs. Emil pfund and little daugh-
ter have returned from visit with
friends on North River.
Mrs. Louise Karshner spent Sunday
at Pacific Beach, with her daughter,
Mrs. Scott Weatherwax.
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The flags throughout tine city were
at half mast, out of respect to the
memory of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
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Miss Nellie Dunn ia visiting re1a.
tives and friends in the city, and will
return to her home, in Portland, Sat-
urday. .s~-.- : '';'.'v'-
J. M. Hanaford, president Of the
Northern Pacific railway, visited
Grays Harbor for the first time Fri.
day and Saturday. 49,
Mrs. Frank G. Jones. who arrived
home, with her daughter. Ellen. from
San Diego Thursday night, has great.
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Captain and Mrs. Heating, who have
been in charge Of the Salvation Army
here. left yesterday for Bellingham.
to take charge Of the work there.
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Mrs. G. M. Benson is up from Los
Angeles, visiting her mother, Mrs.
e. w. Cook of Cosmopolis, and sis
ter, Mrs. w. P. Jones of Aberdeen
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Harry Cresap, who has been ticket
agent at the Union depot, left yes
terday for Portland, to assume po-
sition in the city offices of the O..W.
railroad.
Chas. B. Conway, of the Pinnick
& Kenny Undertaking Co., received
a telegram, Saturday announcing the
death of his mother, at Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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Frank Under has disposed Of his
interest in the Independent Market,
and purchased an interest in the gro.
r ,ry of Goehrend & Co., next to the
postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Carlson have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Anna, and Mr.. A. G.
Philbrick, the wedding to take place
next month
G. F. Karshner is remodeling his
home, on East Fourth street. A con-
crete basement has been added, and
the house will be practically rebuilt
when completed.
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Judge ]. c. Pearson returned Satur-
day night from Ellensburg much i'm.
proved in health and went to West
port yesterday, for an outing at the
G. A. r. grounds.
Mrs. ]. ]. Carney and daughter,
Miss Dorothy Girton, and Miss Grace
Proctor, of Seattle, went to Pacific
Beach Saturday, to spend week in
the Greene cottage.
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Fred A. Hart was over from Ray
mond on business last week. Pacific
county dispatches say Mr.. Hart will
be candidate for the legislature
this fall, on the republican ticket.
Mr.. Holpa, Of the Aberdeen Invest
ment Co.. says that he has the best
nrOn0sition in TOWN for uorkinu