Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-12-18

IL. Luther left Wednesday for
,.A.yille, North Carolina.
,ha Naylund left Tuesday morn
;. for Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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LA Tuffree. Of North Aberdeen
,iaiting Chehalis on business.
wv. Donnslly, Of Olympia, was
s,ss business in the city this week.
Aas, II. Williams 10 homo from
or,sle, to spend the holiday sea,
IN. Coffin and B. Hildenbrandt.
: Centralia, visited the city this
M
Inward Jones, state drug inspector
~ an official visit in the city this
NJ
IN. E. A. Morck and son, Carl.
mt to Seattle yesterday, for a
Aost visit.
n. O. N. Sullivan was over from
paymond this week on professional
Witness
Jesse F. Murphy, the we'll known
haurance man Of Seattle, is in the
dv this week.
John D. Spaulding, prominent
hmberman Of Oshkosh, Wis, is in
Ae city on business.
Attractive calendars for 1915 are
being mailed by the Chehalis Coun-
" bank to it's customers.
The public schools will close for
holidays today, the vacation extend
ing two weeks, until January 4.
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Mrs. Robert Smith entertained the
Sunset club Wednesday afternoon at
her home on East Market street.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church gave a very pleasant tea par
" Wednesday afternoon, at the
Cody.
4 $
Mrs. Z. c. Thompson entertained
the Progressive club yesterday after
noon at her home, COS West Wishkah
street.
Ray L. CasJerline will return from
Portland next week, he having re-
covered frcm an operation perform
ed in that city.
Mrs. E. Wickstrom entertained the
Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
yesterday afternoon at her home, S22
West Hume street.
Mrs. Jacob karshner, who under
went an operation, at the Aberdeen
General hospital last Sunday, is re-
ported recovering nicely.
s.
W. L. Overman, representing the
Hughes Electric Heating Co., Chi
cago, was in the city this week, in
the interest of the company.
s.
Entries for the fifth annual poul-
try show of the Grays Harbor Poul-
try association will close at midnight
tonight. 1t is estimated that more
than 1000 birds will be entered.
Henry O'Malley, Pacific Coast SUI
perintendent of the federal fisheries
bureau, was in the city Tuesday, en-
route to Lake Quiniault to inspect
the new hatchery.
About 80 ladies gathered again on
Tuesday afternoon in the high school
auditorium, to alter and repair I'M
dergarments for needy children, and
now have the demand about supplied.
Mayor France, who has donated his
salary during his term to the public
library, in turning over his check for
November, of $4167, insisted that it
Do used to purchase books for the
juvenile room.
]. B. Bridges has been named as the
NTH member of the governing board
OF the public gymnasium, in the
basement of the First Methodist
church. The other members are W..
Z. Mumaw, P. A. Bertrand, Worth
Mcclure and DR.. l.. Hopkinson.
number of former students OF
the University of Washington, from
Chehalis county, met Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Agnes
h0bi, $40 North II street, to plan the
organization of the County Alumni
Association
s.
aberdeen people can secure the
very best and most modern Turkish
oath treatment at the Grayport Tur-
kish Baths in connection with the
Grayport Hotel, Hoquiam. First-class
IN every particular and best people
are rapidly finding this a real treat
ment for all ills. 16-10t
City Councilman r. C. Vandevort,
cashier of the Union Trust Co., ad-
dressed the pupils Of the eighth
grade arithmetic classes in the Frank
lin school Wednesday afternoon on