Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-05-18
Tales Of the Town Tersely Told

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Hiram E. Layport, who now makes
MS home in Raymond, was visiting in
Aberdeen last week.
The South Side Five Hundred club
Will meet week from Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. Mulligan.
W. G. King, bookkeeper for the
northumberland company, departed
Saturday for trip to Spokane.
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The Hoquiam Ladies' Of the g. A.
4. will hold card party next Tues.
day evening. May rs, in Eagles Hall.
MRS. H. e. Holmquist, at her home.
1zS4 North Broadway, this afternoon
y entertaining the Friends in Council
club.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Rasmussen and
daughter, Martha, leave this, week for
westport. where they will spend the
summer. as
The Woman's auxiliary Of st. An.
drew's church will meet tomorrow at.
ernoon with Mrs. r. F. w. GxeenesAt
the rectory. sS
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The girls and boys glee clubs {
the Aberdeen high school united Fff
day night in the giving Of an enjoy:
able dancing party. -
Mrs. Charles R. Wilson and family
have moved from, their old East Aber,
deem home to their newly completed
residence on Eighth street.
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To suit the Clinkenbeard photograph
studio. DR.. M, H. Pearson is making
changes in his H street stores, on
which the studio now has lease. z
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Sweesy are home
from q visit. Of several weeks in Cali.
fornia, whittier they were called by
the death Of Mrs. Sweesy's younger
son.
The recent rains have brought up
the grass on the plot seeded by the
Cunningham-Becker company, in front
Of its establishment on East Second
street.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. + G.
Jones last evening was held the last
Of the talks on Shakespeare, deliver
ed by Mr.. Harrison Of the state uni.
versity.
w. H. Keller returned Saturday on
the steamer Tamalpais, from Califor-
mia. Mr.. Keller went to Half Moon
Bay, CAL. to be in attendance in the
mortal illness of his mother.
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Mrs. K. M. Oliver, after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bend
lin, has returned to her Seattle home.
DR.. and Mrs. K. M. Oliver were for
merly residents Of this city. Isl
The second ball given by the Elec-
tricians during the opening Of the
baseball season on Grays Harbor was
given at Electric park Saturday night.
1t was as thoroughly enjoyable as the
first. sf
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According to word received from
San Francisco, Miss Jean Hayes.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Patter.
son, Is doing we'll after an operation
performed last Wednesday for ap.
pendicitis.
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Commencement exercises for st.
Rose academy will be held on the night
of June at the Grand theater. A
program fully equal to the excellent
ones given In former years is in the
course Of preparation.
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The Holly club was entertained on
Friday afternoon by DR.. Wayne Mac
Lafferty, at her apartments in the Re.
lasko building. Mrs. Durand will be
hostess at the next meeting Of the
club, on Friday of next week.
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New officers eletced for the year by
the Samuel Benn Parents-T Teachers as
ISOLATION, last Thursday, are Mrs. w.
H. Ennons, president; Mrs. p. J.
Tormey, vice president; Mrs. Ellen
Van Glider. secretary; Mrs. Elsie Siler.
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Bitner of Kenne-
colt, Alaska, are visiting at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beam. Mr..
Bitner and Mr.. Beam were friends at
college. Mr.. and Mrs. Bitner will make
a tour of California before returning
to Alaska.
Mrs. A. D. Love, at her home. 10S
South X street. Friday afternoon en-.
tertained the West End club. A mu.
steal program was given. The club
will meet again, at the home Of Mrs.
Martin. 2022 Railroad avenue, q week
from Friday.
The building formerly occupied by
the Livingston store Is to be divided,
on the ground floor. into three stores,
according to plans under considera-
ton by G. NJ. Weatherwax and the
~+S&nr nwuora The change it IL un.