Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-25
Tales Of the Town Tersely Told

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A daughter was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. v. T. Cass.
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DIR. E p. French, Of Elma, had bust.
ness in the city Friday.
Mrs. J. WILL Anderson, of Elma, was
visitor tn the city Thursday.
MrA. Hubert Osborn, of Elma, visit
ed Aberdeen friends last week.
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! Mt. and Mrs. John A. johnson and
daughter visited Tacoma last week.
Mn. T. H. Simpson and daughter
went To the Sound Thursday for short
viGat.
The Pythian Sisters held q most
plsasant picnic at Electric park Thurs
day Mtternoon.
4 Mrs. John R. Evans was passenger
Tor California. on the steamer Coro.
,nRao, Wednesday. ~, *
Il 90 g. s..
4 Miss Parrot. assistant county super.
I.inteudent Of schools. made Aberdeen
an Ofacial visit last week.
Mrs. c. Y. Fenwick and daughter,
Mrs. Jack Weber returned last week
from an outing at Sunset Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LAwlyes and
Mrs. w. E. Greene and son, Cedric,
lmotored to Bellingham last week.
i Mrs. George B. Hopkins and daugh-
tier. Miss Ruth. were up from their
'Westport home several days last week.
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Mrs. George Gauntlet and children,
rot 'Montesano, returned from San Fran.
cisco on the steamer Norwood last
week.
! G. F. Karshner and Robert Sutcfiffe
and families will leave this week for
a vacation Of ten days on Hoods
Fcanal.
The Missionary society of the Swed-
ffSh Mission church held a meeting
"wednesday evening at the home Of Au.
fgust Wallin.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward J. Smith, of
Chehalis, went to Moclips for an out
ing Friday, after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Fissel.
The Aberdeen and Houuiam doctors
and lawyers win submit superiority
at base ball to a contest at Electric
park next Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. X. Draper left Wed.
|nesday, on the steamer Coronado, for
San Francisco, to visit son and at
tend the exposition.
| Mrs. Carl Smith entertained the La
dies Aid Society OF the Swedish Luch-
keran church Thursday afternoon at her
home, S31 Summit street. 80
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E. E. Sherwood, superintendent Of
construction of fish hatcheries. was in
the city Friday. on business connected
with the Humptulips hatchery.
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The Ladies Aid society of the First
methodist church entertained at tea
and social Friday afternoon, 1T the
home Of Mrs. w. G. Peckham.
/ Superintendent Endstrom announces
that the ordinance prohibiting Sphinx.
fling of lawns and gardens, except be.
tween z and 8 p. m, will be strictly
enforced.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Baker left Fri
day, On the steamer Norwood, for San
francisco. Travel to the big fairs has
occasioned the greatest passenger traf-
hc on the steam schooners ever known
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Bailey, Of Ohio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Bundy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey came from San Francisco
where Mr.. Bailey was fair commits.
sioner.
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| Miss Florence Cookery, Of Duluth,
and Miss Elizabeth Stivers, of Mime.
apolis, arrived in the city last week,
to visit Miss Corkery's brother, w. M.
Cookery, on their way to the San Fran.
cisco exposition.
Andrew Peterson, Of Seattle, former.
ly Of this city, and who has large prop.
erty interests here, was in the city
last week. Like all observant men,
Mr.. Peterson looks for business
boom at the close Of the European war
The auto delivery auto Of the Grays
Harbor Renovatory & Dye works has
came from the hands Of s. Wetteland,