Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-06-27
lies Of the Town Tersely Told

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w<x-Hxs
~ Corona coffee phone 1s27-R. 47tf
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~ Charles w. Huo:ari and daugh.
- visiting in Seattle.
III John Anderson is in Portland
sillng friends for a few days.
III Mabel McKeever started Wed
sr1ny on trip to Detroit, Mich.
r Wilson, state oil inspector, was
= ~ city Thursday. on official bust.
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III. and Mrs. Tom Blyth and son are
iSiDg short visit with friends in
0nralia.
RE. Paslay. is rapidly recovering
hsasth following a severe siege Of
ptunon.a.
UIVACu icHSCS uuPiiSulSu Wulle
y wait. City Opticians, 302 E. Her.
y s., Aberdeen. 73-1t.
Mr. Lee l.. Bigelow entertained on
IAugsday afternoon at her home. 6l2
North Broadway
Mrs. s. G. Kaufman and little daugh.
tRafe on the Sound visit ng with Mrs.
nrfman's parents.
George Dewey and Clyde Roberts are
hme from the Oregon Agricultural
| 6Hege for the summer.
l. Carman came up the other
" for brief visit from his Glen
Eenyland cranberry ranch.
NJ. and Mrs. w. ]. Crandell and
N. and Mrs. Trumen E. Crandell
rent Tuesday at Cohassett Beach.
# ]. D. Evans is enjoying visit from
/ n brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Nh. N. L. Griswold of San Francisco.
FOR SALE-5-passenger Ford, 1914
Model; almost good as new; $500
cash. Address Box 800, Aberdeen.
Phone 2032-M. 73.1tP
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Boner are en-
joying a visit from Mrs. Garfield Gill
more of Forest Grove, who is Mrs.
Boner's sister-in-law.
NJ and Mrs. Robert Ewart last
week enjoyed visit from their daugh.
II. Mrs. Che.'es P. Lund, and her
daughter of Spokane.
c. w. Bar"erlore, of MoItasano, was
In the city Thu "sday, ON his way to
Westport, where ne will have charge
81 the G. A. R. grounds this year.
Mrs Mary L. Jeffs of Colorado was
guest Thursday afternoon at the meet
= of the Progressive Women's club
It the home of Mrs. A. A. Damito.
Mrs. 0. E., Shelley left yesterday for
lay City, Ore, to join Mr.. Shelley,
Tho had preceded her by a short time
D departure for their summer home.
Miss Annabelle and Miss Lucretia
allison, who have been visiting with
dr. and Mrs. l. P. Callison, returned
, their home in Chehalis, Thursday.
Arthur Ervick and Victor Johnston,
Who teparted June 10 for a visit to
he San Francisco exposition, are ex-
>ected home about the end of the
week.
Miss Frances and Miss Josephine
Paine are home from Oberlin college
% spend the summer vacation with
heir parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Paine.
At the home Of Mrs. S.. M. Anderson
Friday afternoon was given an enjoy
able parcel post" party by the Ladies
Aid society of the Congregational
shurch.
Mrs. Mary WeatherwaX, pioneer of
Aberdeen, Les seriously i'll at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. Paul Smits at
Glen Grayland. Family and friends
are awaiting word of Mrs. Weather
wax's condition, anxiously.
s.
Miss Grace Young, high school teach
or, departed Thursday for Seattle.
whence she will sail July for Alaska
10 spend the summer. Miss Mary
Dinse will join Miss Young, later, for
The trip.
R. Fl. Fleet, of Montesano, was in
The city Friday morning, on his re-
turn from a. business visit to Seward,
Mr.. Fleet was much i'm
pressed with the resources and pros
poets of development in Alaska in the
near future.
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