Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-02
Tales Of The Town TerSeIy Told

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G. G. Stage a lumberman of Ia
coma, made a business trip to Aber-
deem yesterday.
Frank Schmidt returned last even
ing from business trip of a couple
of days to Seattle.
Mrs. F. w. Fairchilds came down
from Stearnsville yesterday and spent
the day visiting in Aberdeen.
Manager William Donovan Of the
Donovan Lumber company is in Seat
tie on a several days business trip.
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Members of st. Agnes Guild held
a meeting last night at the home Of
Miss Vivian Steen, 304 Wishkah street.
c. N. Wilson and George Hoffman
came down from Montesano Saturday
night to attend the Aberdeen Base
ball associations directors meeting.
Mrs. Alice Powell and Mrs. Moe
Nickels were among the departures,
yesterday morning, at the Union De-
pot. They were going to North Yaki-
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Adult lovers Of magazine reading 40
we'll a. Juvenile. are responsible for
the rapid depletion Of the stock Of free
maGasines in the city hall. More ara
needed.
J. N. Bowes, DR.. Paul Smits and
J. n. Lupton went on q fishing trip
yesterday morning to the Humptulips
country, returning to Aberdeen in the
evening.
A. N. Bendetson Of the Red Front
clothing store will start Friday for
Chicago. Mr.. Bendetson will buy his
spring goods on the trip and he ex-
poets to be away about two weeks.
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Mrs. F. r. Archer and son, Aubrey,
departed yesterday for Portland. Au-
brey will enter a technical school in
the Rose City to receive course in
electrical engineering.
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Mrs. ALI. Abrams has leased the
store formerly occupied by the Dry
Goods Emporium, on South H street,
and will move her millinery store
there from Wishkah street tomorrow.
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M. E. Dudley started for North
Yakima this morning after months
visit in Aberdeen with his son, L. P.
Dudley. Mr.. M. E. Dudley is the
owner of a fruit ranch in the Yakima
valley.
Mrs. 8. X. Bowes, who has been
taking treatments at Soap Lake, al
ready is experiencing much benefit
to her health, according to a letter
received Saturday from Mr.. Bowes.
who is at Soap Lake with his wife.
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Stock and fixtures Of the Fan cigar
store. including the pool and billiard
tables in the pool hall in the rear.
have been stored in the Masonic
Temple store room. pendind conclu-
sion Of receivership proceedings.
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John s. Barnes, manager Of the Alb.
erdeen Black Cats, will represent the
local baseball association tomorrow
evening at the meeting of Northwest
ern League magnates. Barnes went
to Seattle Saturday night after few
hours visit here.
A beginning was made yesterday on
the digging Of drain bitches to carry
off surface water from the district
west of Division street. The cost of
the job, about $1,400, will be assessed
against property owners at the rate
of about S. for each 50-foot lot.
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon, at / o'clock, for Henry An
derson, the faller who met with a
fatal accident last week at the Pol
son camp. The Finnish Brotherhood
conducted the services in Finnish hall,
and burial was in Fern Hill ceme-
terry.
So
Mrs. Martha Gustafson passed away
yesterday morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Adolph Bodin, 207