Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-07-04
Tales Of the Town Iersely.ToId

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A. E. Graham was in Tacoma early
last week on legal business.
Edward Middleton is home from
Ann Arbor, for the summer vacation.
Mrs. R. r. Rogers was called to
Olympia last Tuesday by the serious
illness OF her father.
T. H: Mccoy, teacher at westport
last school year, will teach the Ma
lone school next term.
Mrs. Andrew semmen, at her home,
sos East First street, last Tuesday
entertained the Rowena club.
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Thomrson ~
Porter departed last Monday for
Plattsburs, N. y, for an extended
visit.
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A. F. Peterson, manager Of the
West Coast Lumber agency, made q
business trip to Seattle early in the
week.
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The Sunday school scholars Of the
Conversational church spent last
Wednesday in an enjoyable picnic At
Electric park.
sTENOGRAPHER with 8 years ex.
perience wants permanent position.
Write Bertha Poe, 2s1o Colby Avenue.
Everett, Wash. 74.3t
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bither and
w. E. johnson came down from Sat.
sop for days visit in Aberdeen
early in the week.
Mrs. L. Coolidge is enjoying a visit
from her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Lewis of Occur
d'Alene city. Idaho.
Mrs. F. G. Schoenberger departed
early in the week for Olympia to Wis
1t friends, from that city going to
Seattle for short visit.
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s. A. Randolph was down from
Olympia, where he is employed in
the state land Office, last week to
visit relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Vandevort are
enjoying a visit from George G. Walk
er IF Beaver Falls, Penn. Mr.. Walk
CIR is Mrs. Vandevort's brother and
he viii spend several months here.
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Miss Te-esa. and Miss Elizabeth
Mccain returned last Monday even
ing from San Francisco, where they
were called to be in attendance at
the last moments of their mother.
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~ Mrs. Jean B. Stewart is confined to
Her home by strained ankle, sus.
tanned the other evening in hurrying
to pick up her little granddaughter
who had fallen from . porch swing.
Francis Caldwell, the little two
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Caldwell, is confined to his bed from
injuries sustained the other day, and
which will keep him of his feet for
!, some little time.
The South Aberdeen w. c. T. U.
held meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. J. w. May and
heard a report on the work done at
the Grays Harbor county convention
of the organization.
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Arthur Wilson, former Aberdeen
city superintendent of schools, Mrs.
Wilson and their son are at Pacific
Beach for the summer. Mr. Wilson
now is assistant city superintendent
of schools in Seattle.
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William H. Tamblyn, chief Of the
Aberdeen fire department, A. w.
Barley and Frank Beam were in
South Bend early in the week, called
as witnesses in Pacific county's
might rider" cases.
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Prof. and Mrs. Kirk, after visiting
at the home of Mrs. Sarah E. Myers
in this city and at Mrs. D. A Wat
sons at Markham, are at Westport,
where they will spend two or three
months in Mrs. Myers cottage before
returning to their home in Sedalia,
Mo.
Mrs. l. N. VanHise, who was Miss
Ethel Benjamin of this city, is visiting
at the Drake home on West Wish.
kah street. Mr.. VanHise, once teach
er in the Aberdeen high school, is
studying in Chicago through the sum-
mer, after which both Mr.. and Mrs.
VanHise will return to their home in
Urbana, o.