Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-29
Tales of The Town TerSe|y Told

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c. C. Quackenbush made business
visit in Portland this week.
High grade Interior Piano Player
for sale cheap. Inquire at Herald of.
fee. 3S-2t
N. j. Carcn was a passenger on the
steamer Carlos Wednesday for San
Francisco.
r. L. Vosberg left Wednesday on
the steamer Carlos for San Francisco
in the hope of improving his health.
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w. c. Morse was in the city from
Seattle this week in connection with
the work of his company in filing the
second fill district.
The Mary Trask Chapter of the
Presbyterian church meets this after
noon at the home of Mrs. I. ]. Leon
ard, 312 West Second street.
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Hugh Delanty, manager of the
Grays Harbor Stevedore Company has
returned from Seattle where he has
been on business for the past few
days.
Mrs. H. R. Hart, jr., and small son.
who have been visiting for several
days with Mr.. Hart, ticket clerk at
the Union Station. departed Wednes-
day for Forest Grove, Ore.
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Charles T. Banks, chief of the Blu.
reau Of Efficiency, and w. 8. Every.
general claim agent, both of the
Northern Pacific road. left Wednesday
for their headquarters In Tacoma.
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G. g. Chisholm, district freight and
passenger agent. and C., N. Andrews,
travelling freight and passenger agent,
both Of the Southern Pacific. were
business visitors in the city this
week.
Members OF the Aberdeen Odd Eel.
lows lodge will visit the Cosmopolis
lodge next Tuesday evening and will
put a Cosmopolis candidate through
the first degree. Between 20 and 30
are expected to make the trip.
Judge Glen Snider of the police
court will file for the position he has
held the past three years. His oppo.
nent SO far is William Baumert, who
was candidate with Snider and Ira
Gardner two years ago.
s.
]. NJ. McCaw of Colfax, county en-
gineer of Whitman county, arrived in
Aberdeen Wednesday for a stay of a
few days. Mr.. McCaw is visiting at
the home Of his brother, w. o. Nc.
Cav. local realty and insurance deal
or.
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L. H. Burnett is in Seattle in the
interest Of the gas company with
which he il connected. Plans for the
building Of the plant in Montesano
are under way. The material or a
portion Of It IL on the
ground.
o. N. Moore Of the Hoquiam Rec.
ord. has taken over the interests Of
the former newspaper union, which
published weekly newspapers for var.
ious towns Of the county before its
suspension. A publication of the pa
pers will be started by February ~.
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Tonight the Methodist church five
will play the Hoquiam High school
team in the Methodist gymnasium.
The churchmen defeated the Hoquiam
school team a short time ago by a
score Of "a to 20 and extra time was
necessary in which to play off the
tie game.
The steamer Carlos which cleared
from the Lyle mill in Hoquiam We'd
nesday on it's maiden trip from Grays
Harbor to California carried IA Grays
Harbor passengers for the South be-
sides several who had come here from
the Sound to take passage to San
Francisco or Los Angeles.
s.
]. s. Waugh started yesterday to
move what is left Of the Livingston
stock of drygoods from the Empor.
ium on H street to his main store
on Heron street. Today Mr.. Waugh
concluded the work Of moving stock
and started to take out the fixtures
from the H street establishment.
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Bills presented to both the state
house of representatives and senate
are on file in the Aberdeen Public
Library and available to every one.
The combined list on file, from both
houses. now numbers considerably
over 100. They are also on file in
the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
s.
Driving of piling for the new post.
office building on South H street was
completed Wednesday and the ground
ia being prepared for the placing OF
the concrete base of the building.