Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-09

William Ingram Of westport. was
visiting in Aberdeen yesterday.
j. A. Graham has been confined to
the house for = week. by a malignant
boil on his leg.
The Aloha club will meet on Wed.
nesday Of next week with Miss Ros-
enberg, at her home, 1901 Lafayette
street.
Anthony Damitio, reported for some
time as being in a. serious condition
from his attack Of dropsy, 10 holding
his own despite his advanced age Of
"a years.
Magnus Anderson, graduate Of
the Aberdeen high school, now in the
employ Of the department Of the Sec
rotary Of state at Olympia, visited
here Saturday and Sunday.
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The Review club will meet q week
from tonight at the home Of Mrs.
Fred Nye and nembers look for an
especially interesting session.
49, $500
~ w. W.. Boner spent yesterday in
Seattle on business connected with
the building Of gas plants in Aber-
deem, Hoquiam, Montesano and Elma.
Fearing that his wife and children
were killed in the recent earthquake
at Avessano. Italy, Gar Angelo de-
parted this morning for New York.
where he will take passage for his
homo.
Miss Helen Austin left Sunday for
Corvallis, Oregon. to resume her stu
dies in the Oregon Agricultural col.
lege. after q short vacation spent with
her parents, Dr.. aud Mrs. A. 8. Aus
tin.
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Stanley Macomber. formerly assist
ant city engineer for Aberdeen and
more recently city engineer for Cen.
tralia, has resigned the latter position
and will 60 to San Francisco, whero
he is reported to have good place.
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The March meeting of the Foreign
Missionary society of the First Meth
odist church, will be held at the
home Of Mrs. w. G. Peckham. Mrs.
John w. Lewis will be leader and the
study program will be Child in the
Mist"
The Ladies Auxiliary of the First
Baptist church will hold Missionary
meeting week from tomorrow, Feb.
II, in the parlors Of the church. Mrs.
]. s. Waugh, who has wide knowledge
and experience in the line of mission
airy endeavor, will have charge Of the
meeting.
Mrs, Theresa Schmidt, mother of
Patrolman r. J. Schmidt Of the Aber- |
deem police department. died at her
home in New Ulm, Mimi. Sunday. A
telegram conveying the sad news was
received by Mr.. Schmidt. Deceased
IL survived by her husband and nine
children.
George w. Ripley, cashier of the
Chehalis County bank, will be married
tomorrow to young lady Of Racine
Wis, the ceremony taking place at
the home Of the latter's parents. Mr..
Ripley writes that IL degrees below |
zero, typical temperature Of the city |
where he is visiting. is too cold for
him.
The w. G. T. U. will meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Meyers on East First street. Women
who are to serve on election boards
at the coming primary and municipal
elections are especially invited to at
tend the meeting, the subject for dis
cussion being election laws Of the
state.
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Friday evening at Cosmopolis, the
Au Fait club Of that city will give a
dancing party which is expected to
prove a thoroughly enjoyable affair.
Patronesses will be Mrs. James Ly-
ons, Mrs. c. ]. Carlson and Mrs. E.
F. Murray. Miss Margaret Smith,
Miss Ruth Pearson and A. H.
Thiele compose the committee on ar
A party Of local musicians, includ-
ing pupils of Mrs. w. Y. Croxall, will
leave Thursday morning for Portland,
where that evening they will hear
Alma Gluck, famous soprano, and her
husband Zimbalist, in recital. In the
party will be, besides Mrs. Croxall,
Mrs. Louis H. Burnett, Mrs. Molly
Lille, Miss Dorothy Girton, Miss Mil
dred Hogan, Mrs. M. B. Coons, Mrs.
c., Mankowski and Mrs. Joseph Bark
ley.
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Frank Thomas, cashier Of the Ho-
quiam office of the Grays Harbor Rail-
way & Light company, and Miss Hill
d. Toltene. of Lake Quiniault, will
be ed week from tonight. The
wedding, full arrangements for which
have not yet been made, will take
place at the home in this city, OF
P. A. Bertrand, general manager of
the company, the Hoquiam Office of