Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-11

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F. L. Carman left Thursday for q
visit in Los Angeles.
Mrs. E. A. Olleman returned last
evening from a visit in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Fleet Of Monte.
sano, visited in Aberdeen Thursday.
Andrew Erickson left Thursday for
q visit at his old home, in Sweden.
L. J. Anderson and family, of Ocosta
visited friends in the city last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Teller left
Wednesday for San Francisco, to visit
the exposition.
Mrs. Frank G. Jones and daughter
Miss Ellen, are enjoying an outing at
Cohassett Beach.
Mrs. A. Roy Dunn has returned
from visit of three weeks with rela
tives In Tacoma.
Mrs. Quackenbush. Of Tacoma, Ia In
the city, visiting her daughter, Mrs
Walter B. Crammatte.
For Sale-A Standard Royal Type
writer, slightly used. for sale at low
figure. Inquire at the postofice. u
Mrs. Charles Tobey entertained the
Baptist Ladies Auxiliary Wednesday
afternoon at her home, GA East First
street.
Dudley s. B. Henry. pioneer Of
Olympia and father of Mrs. Ray
Rogers, of this city, died at his home
last week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian Methodist church gave very
pleasant social Thursday evening, In
the church.
STENOGRAPHER with years ex
perience wants permanent position
Write Bertha Poe, 2S1O Colby Avenue
Everett, Wash. 74-3t
Mrs. Frank L. Carman came up from
her home on North Beach last week.
and entered the Aberdeen General hos
pital for treatment.
TWontv.f0ur autos have taken mi
city jitney licenses and Is have taxi
cab permits, which yield about $4,000
to the city's revenues.
Miss Dorothy. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Blackwell, met with an
accident at Westport last week and
suffered fractured arm.
A. E. Alexander left Wednesday fol-
San Francisco for months vacation
His family have been in San Francisco
several weeks, visiting relatives.
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Dr.. D. R. Williams, brother Of Mrs
AyfThomas J. Thomas, left Thursday for
his home, in Youngston, Ohio, after q
visit with his sister and family.
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Mrs. ]. w. Clark and three sons and
sister. Miss Klara Anderson. left Wed.
nesday for the San Francisco exposi.
ton, via steamship from Portland.
Mrs. Charles Holmer entertained the
Good Cheer Chapter Of the Presbyter-
{ ian Lads Aid society Friday afternoon
at her home, on East Eighth street.
Mrs. A. T. Thompson entertained the
Ladies Aid Society Of the Swedish
Lutheran church Thursday afternoon
at her home, 321 West Market street.
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r. E. Edwards, manager of the Frye
& Co. market, went to Seattle Wednes-
day, to join his family for a vacation
of two weeks, and attend the Shriners
convention.
Mrs. MARY Weatherwax. who was
taken i'll while visiting at Graylands,
was brought to the Aberdeen General
hospital last week, in a slightly i'm.
proved condition.
Assistant Attorney General John M.
Wilson and w. G. Boyer. special agent
of the department of justice, went to
North river Tuesday, to look over the
scene of the alleged night riding.
Company G, N. G. w., Captain H. A.
Comeau, will leave next Sunday for the
annaul encampment at American Lake.
annual encampment at American Lake.
The company expects to muster so
The annual picnic of the Aberdeen
Pioneers Association will be held on
Wednesday on the home grounds of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Benn All mem.
bers and their families are urged to
attend.