Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-15

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+. A. Morck made a business v;s,.
IN Seattle last week.
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Z. " Hagy and family left Sunday
for Meadowview. Virginia.
Mrs. E. H. Clickard left Saturday
ior Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
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Malcolm Stewart made a business
visit in Olympia last week.
Gus. saugstadd and family left Fri
gay for Herrick, Iowa, to reside.
county Superintendent J. w. Hodge
visited the city schools yesterday.
Inc Rebekah lodge held a very
pleasant social Friday night. in their
hall.
Mrs. r. B. Ellis is visiting her sis.
Ter Mrs. c. D. Russell, in Camas.
Wash.
G. P. Halferty left yesterday for q
business trip Of two weeks in Cali.
fornia.
j. A. Baisch left last week for
Southern California to spend the
winter.
There will be election of officers
at the meeting Of the Degree of Hon.
or tonight.
H. j. Purdine of Aberdeen, was reg
istered at Hotel Benson, Portland,
last week.
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Mrs Guy Canterbury entertained
Friday afternoon at her home, Fifth
and N streets.
Mrs Bond Rupert entertained Sat
urday afternoon at her home, 90S
Williams street.
Mrs John Gronow is suffering from
severe attack of grippe, at her
home Hotel Oxford.
Andrew Powell has purchased the
Monarch Grocery Store, at the West
Sixth street bridge.
A. J. Stewart returned last week
from a business trip of two weeks
in Southern California.
H. Hendrickson and D. II. Morri-
son left Friday for San Francisco, on
the steamer Norwood.
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The E. C. club will meet tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. f.
Beltz, on West Sixth street.
The steamer Norwood sailed Fri
day for San Francisco, with a cargo
of lumber and full passenger list.
Mrs. E. J. Butler, a nurse in st.
Joseph's hospital, left Friday for San
Francisco, on the steamer Norwood
Simon Bunk, who was charged with
assaulting Mrs. Mike Rysz, was &C.
quilted at his trial in Montesano last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Johnson, OF
Montesano, were passengers on the
steamer Norwood, Friday, for San
Francisco.
J. w. Clark, editor of the Post
went to Olympia Thursday to attend
the opening session of the First Aio
commission.
The German Ladies Aid society viii
meet Friday afternoon at the nome
of Mrs. Alfred Anderson, 526 Wes'
Sixth street.
Mrs. o. r. Austin underwent an op
Grafton last week at the Aberdeen
General hospital, from which she is
recovering nicely.
Miss Alma Kittlesby entertained al
Bridge. Thursday evening, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Herren
on East Third street.
s.
C. w. Watson, of Phipps Watson
has purchased the residence property
of e. A. McKenna, Grays Harbor agen
Of the N P.Ry., 316 West Third street
a.
Miss Lottie E. Jellum, from Couel
d'Alene, Idaho, will be the new in
structor in domestic science IN tht
High school. vice Miss Goldie Eagles
whose wedding takes place next week
s.
Phillips. the painless corn doctor
vii, remove corns. callouses. warts
moles. improving nails and bunions
positively without pain. Office In thu
Wheeler building, Room 2o2, nea
broadway and Heron street. tt
Tho concert. held in Trinity Meth
odist church, South Aberdeen, Frida.
ovening. under the direction OF MIS-
Mabe, McKeever, was complete
srccess. and netted 1872, which will b.
. used to provide Christmas present
for needy children.