Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-15

T.. y. Finch made q business visit
In Olympia, Tuesday.
Miss Sarah ,Burcheett left Tuesday
Tor Sacramento, Calf.
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The open season for duck shooting
closes at midnight tonight.
The R. s. c. club met yesterday at.
ternoon, in Masonic Temple.
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Mrs. Robert E. Taggart left We'd
nesday morning for Oxnard, Cal.
Aberdeen Lodge Rebekahs will en-.
tertain at social tonight, in Odd
Fellows hall.
Rev. Thomas Bloomfield preached
1T the Salvation Army barracks We'd
nesday evening.
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w. Fodge has the lumber on the
ground for two bungalows, to be built
on Aberdeen avenue.
There will be installation of officers
tomorrow evening at the meeting Of
the Grand Army Post.
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John Ryan, formerly of Ryan Bros.
grocery, has returned after spending
several years in California.
G. e. Johnson, of Bellingham, Wis.
Tied the city this week, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Ball.
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A baby boy, weighing eight pounds
was born last Thursday to Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Purdy, 816 street.
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The Women's Progressive club is
planning a rest room, to be located
centrally in the shopping district.
G. s. Jackson. Of the Grays Har-
Dor Business College has returned
from an extended visit in the east.
The Panama club met Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. F. H. Rosenberg
1901 Lafayette street, North Aber.
deem.
William Proctor former resident
Of this city, now of Seattle, visited
the city this week, representing saw
company.
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The postal savings in the Aberdeen
postoffice have grown from $89,322 on
Jan. l, 1914, to $116.543 on December
31st, last.
Mrs. A. r. WATSON returned to her
home in Seattle Tuesday, after a Wis
It with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
c. Thompson.
A son and daughter were born
Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Wat.
con. Of Markham, at the Aberdeen
General hospital.
Principal H. g. Holmduist has in.
stalled catalogue system in the High
school library. which 10 greatly ap.
Dreciated by the students.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Hiram e. LAyport have
returned from Tacoma, were they
we're called by the death Of Mrs. Lay.
ports brother. DR.. Gilchrist.
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The ladies' Of Trinity Methodist
church met to make comforters Wed.
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
J. w. May. s02 King street.
Rev. R. e. Cooper left yesterday
for Everett, after a pleasant visit
with Aberdeen friends. Mrs. Cooper
and son will remain until next week.
William Irvine, member of the
Aberdeen World staff, left yesterday
for Kirmin, Cal. where he was call
cd by the serious illness of his sis.
ter.
Principal H. E. Holmquist is max.
ing up the honor list Of the High
school students. Those honored will
be exempt from the semester exami.
nations.
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A daughter was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Paine. Mr.. Paine
received the congratulations Of the
fre department, Of which he is a
member.
Representative Dan Pearsall came
down from Olympia Tuesday. to at
tend the meeting Of the Aberdeen
Board Of Education, of which he is
member.
The game of volley ball between the
Aberdeen Moose and Cosmopolis
teams Wednesday night resulted in
victory for the Aberdeen team in four
out of five games.
Justice Of the Peace Ira N. Gardner
Joined two couples in marriage Tues
day night. The happy folks were.
Oscar Linden and Selma Lahti, and
John Medvod and Alta Thorpe.
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Wednesday afternoon, at the home OF
Mrs. Wallace Van Guilder, the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. Fribley; vice president, Mrs. Rod
ney ellis.
Twins, q boy and girl, were born
Tuesday. at the Aberdeen General
hospital. to Mr., and Mrs. George HUI