Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-11-12

last evening from Seattle. Mr.. Slim
A. Stimson. For two years he has
been engaged in the engineering de-
partment of the United States Re-
clamation Service on the Lake
Kechelus Dam, and the Yakima irri.
cation projects.
Order a pound of our Alec Coffee.
Well take chances on future orders.
1t pleases the most fastidious. C. E..
Brownell, grocer. tt
Mrs. George Wenn of Pittsburg, Pa,
who is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Jean B. Stewart, was complimented
guest last Monday evening, when Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm Stewart entertain
ed at their home on Third avenue.
Mrs. A. J. Stewart, at her home on
North B street last evening, was host.
ess to Pioneer chapter, Ladies Aid
society. First Presbyterian church.
The Rowena club will hold it's meet.
ing next Tuesday with Mrs. David
Burger at her home on Third avenue.
E. R. Brady. farmer of Satsop, was
in the city the other day. stopping
at the Hotel Washington.
Fred Hart, lumberman of Raymond,
had business that brought him to this
city last week.
Mrs. c. Y. Fenwick was hostess
Wednesday to the White Rose club,
at her home, 413 East First street.
H. Seaborn, who is manager of the
Port Blakeley mills, was an Aberdeen
visitor last Sunday, stopping at the
Washington.
Arthur Wilson, former city super
intendent of schools here, now deputy
state school superintendent, spent a
couple of days last week visiting
North River schools. Before his re-
turn to Olympia, Sunday, Mr. Wilson
expressed himself as being we'll pleas.
ed with his new work.
The dance planned by the Sixty
club for Wednesday evening was post
poned. 1t will be given next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Welsh and Miss Rheba Welsh,
mother and sister of NJ. ]. Welsh of
the Welsh-Richards company, depart
ed yesterday for their home in Kansas
Getty after an extended visit here
A. P. Sprague of Carlisle was IN
the city Sunday, stopping at the
Washington, on his way to Portland
on a business trip.
Mrs. George Bowen, at her home
at the north side pumping station.
will be hostess this afternoon to the
G. A. r. club. The attendance Of
all members is hoped for as plans
will be made this afternoon for a
G. A. R. -dinnes.-
Mrs. Denison Crary. who has been
visiting a few days at the homes Of
her sons, E. B. and J. B. Crazy, in
this city, departed Tuesday for her
home in Eugene, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Waugh departed
for California, intending to visit both
the San Francisco and San Diego ex.
positions, and to spend two weeks
visiting at the Riverside home Of Mr..
Waugh's parents. t.G
Andrew Reid and F. G. Jones went
to Olympia Tuesday on a business
trip.
| Miss Mollie Dinse started yesterday
for Chicago. She will spend the
Thanksgiving season with her brother,
A. J. Dinse, and other relatives there.
R. L. Dalton, state fruit inspector,
was in the city this week, guest
at the Hotel Washington.
The Travel club of Trinity N. F..
church held a meeting Tuesday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. joseph south
ard at their home on Exchange street.
Mckinley Wilson, North River farm
er, accompanied by his daughte". was
in the city Tuesday.
Department President Mrs. Riddell
of the w. r. c. inspected local posts
this week. Tuesday evening, Mrs Kid
dell, whose home is in Seattle, was
guest of honor at reception at the
home of Mrs. Wallace, 1917 North II
street.
Ladies Aid society of the Trinity
M. E. church met Wednesday with
Mrs. Arthur Pascoe at her King street
home.
Not how cheap, but how good, is
our motto. Call up phone 224 for
Groceries that satisfy. c. E. Brownell,
213 w. Heron. tt