Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-10-14
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Mr. and Mrs. \. l.. RemlinGer are
the parents Of a baby 3 r. born oc-
tober II. The little sirl weighed
eight pounds.
Mrs. e. \. McNenAa' at her nome
ao1 West Firth street. will be hostess
to the G. \. Il. club tomorrow after
noon.
Fl. w. McPlail of Raymond, was
in the city Tuesday, guest at the
Hotel Washington.
The front of the Dabney building
on East Wishkah street, formerly oc-
cupied by the tailor shop of the ia'e
Adam Schubert, is being torn do"n'
and will be made solid by rep'ac'"s
the wooden .girder with one OF IRON
and putting in better masonry
A 81 500 residence will be ereo'ou
by J. A. Mattila on Secono s'u
between Alder and Michigan ou''o
ing permit having been taken ou'
Cant. A. T. Stream, who retired
from active life as a mariner 'o''e
year years ago, sailed as master Vi
the Quiniault, yesterday tor Dan
Cr.ro;soo The steamer was loaded
with lumber from the American MILL
Captain Stream, since his retirement
now broken, has lived at the peauti-
ful home built by him on Long Beach.
He purposes taking few trips as
eantain of the Quiniault before re-
turning to his home.
Women of the First Methodist
church served a dinner, Tuesday eve
ming, at the church, the affair being
in the nature of celebration OF the
Canadian Thanksgiving, observed an
nually here.
F.. r. Archer made business trip
to Seattle the other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Wilson OF Dc
dro-Wooley, were in the city this
week, registered at the Hotel WASH
ington.
City Attorney A. E. Cross wife ana
child returned Sunday from a SNORT
visit in Oregon.
E. w. Cade, Aberdeen freight agent
of the Northern Pacific. came nome
Sunday from visit in Salem Ore.'
wb;ther he had been called by illness
OF his parents.
Real chicken tamales. Our own
make Cammatte's Sweet Shop. 1t
Robert Sutcliffe departed Sunday for
Chicago, on a business trip that VIII
embrace points in the East.
Mrs. ]. w. THEM and two children
and Mrs. Samuel Easter and dadsn-
ter motored to Porter, Sunday, to Wis
it friends.
Gamma Eta Kappa gave an enjoy
able dance, last Friday evening, in
the Electric building hall. Thirty
five couples attended, the hall was
beautifully decorated and light re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. James ellis is hostess this
afternoon-to pioneer chapter, Ladies'
Aid society, Presbyterian church, at
her home, 65S Mckinley avenue
E. G. Garretson of Springfield,
Mass, was in the city the other day,
guest at the Washington.
Mrs. Laura Crandall, mother of AS
sistant Postmaster w. A. Crandall,
who has been visiting at her sons
home, departed Friday for Los An
geles.
Mr.. Fogle and family are moving
back into their home on Lafayette
street, North Aberdeen, after having
been absent from here four years.
Walter |. Smith, whose home is at
1000 Young street, North Aberdeen,
is very i'll in Los Angeles, after hay
ing submitted to an operation.
B. A. Crawford has rented the old
Hulet home on Thomas street. The
family came here from Portland.
Chicken Tamales, piping hot, ready
to take home, 15c. Crammattes
Phone Ill. It.
G. Fl. Greene, of the Seattle Post
Intelligencer with Mrs. Greene, was
in the city the other day, stopping at
the Hotel Washington.
The r. S. club will meet this af-
ternoon with Mrs. w. II. Cady at her
home, 5l4 East Second street Mrs
Emma c. Ennis and Miss Ennis as
sisting the hostess.
Try one of our real chicken tamales
and be convinced they are the best
in town. Crammatte's Sweet Shop. 1t.