Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-06-01

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Mrs. R. H. Fleet and two children
were down from Montesano, Sunday,
visiting Mrs. Fleets mother, Mrs. ]. ].
Carney.
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Mrs. N. Grant Wheeler this after.
noon at her home, Mckinley and L
streets, is hostess to the Friends in
Council club.
Miss May Copeland will not teach
in the Aberdeen schools next term,
having obtained position with the
Seattle school department.
A new plate glass decorates the
front of the Crammatte Sweet shop,
taking the place of one supposedly
cracked by the settling OF the build
ing.
A successful and enjoyable enter
tainment was given Friday evening
at the Junction City school by pupils,
assisted by their teacher, Miss Mary
Wood.
At their home, sos East First street,
last evening, Miss Florence Semmen
and Miss Eunice Semmen entertained
4 few Of their friends, the evening
being passed with social games.
Students Of the Aberdeen high
school to the number Of about 100
and the high school teachers spent
Saturday in picnicing on the Westport
beach. An enjoyable day was pass.
ed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bond Rupert. 1t their
home, SIT East Sixth street. enter.
tanned at Five Hundred Friday eve
ming. Q dozen sitting ct table and en-
joying the refreshments with which
the evening closed.
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Mrs. J. B. Watkins and her sister.
Miss Lottie DeBush. departed for e.
lensburg, WASH. Sunday, to witness
graduation exercises Of the state nor
NAL school. Miss Elizabeth DeBush
is one Of the graduating class.
Mrs. Jean Finch and daughters, at
their home in the Broadway apart
ments. are enjoying visit from Mrs.
C. E. Bunnell Of Fairbanks, Alaska.
Mrs. Bunnell's husband is the newly
appointed Fairbanks district Judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Robinson, at
their home on Mckinley. avenue last
week, enjoyed visit from Brig. Gen.
w. w. Robinson, U. s. A., brother
of Mr.. H. F. Robinson. General Rob-
inson's home is near Fort Lawton,
Seattle. ,-'
Miss Ruby Coons. who has been at
tending school at Quincy, WASH, the
past year, is home again with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Coons.
Miss Georgia Gibbs, q cousin, whose
homo Is in Quincy. came with Miss
Coons to visit here for q part Of the
summer.
More than 100 parents were in At
Friday afternoon, at the ex.
hibit held by the school and by the
Franklin Parent-T Teacher association
in the Franklin school. Mrs. w. 8.
See was chosen president Of the a.
sociation for the ensuing year, other
officers not being elected until next
September.
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Mrs. A. e. Alexander and children
will sail on the Coronado tomorrow
for San Francisco, where she will
visit for the summer and take in the
Panama-Pacific exposition. Miss Ell
len Semmen also will be passenger
on the Coronado and will spend the
next two months in San Francisco,
with Mrs. Alexander.
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Members of Trinity Methodist
church, South Aberdeen, gathered
Friday night in the church parlors
for an entertainment in compliment
to Mrs. Claude Oviatt. Some sixty
were in attendance and enjoyed an
excellent program, feature Of which
was song composed for the occa-
sion and sung by Mrs. H. A. Liffiton.
A beautiful set of silverware was pre-.
scented to Oviatt.
Mrs. Gertrude E. Lackey went to
Portland yesterday to attend the coun-
Gil of officers Of the state declarations
of women's clubs which opened in the
Rose City today. Mrs. Lackey will
visit with her daughter, Mrs. William
Paul, and son. Alexander Lackey
Alexander is attending Reed college.
commencement exercises of which
will be held this week, but he will
not graduate until next year.
HnR GAZE