Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-29

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
A. J. Morley went to Seattle yester
day on business.
E. A. Orr Of Conrad & Orr was 9
business visitor in Portland the 9th
er day.
Former Aberdeen Councilman viii
liam Ingram is in the city from West
port to undergo an operation.
Raymond Sauers has returned from
Seattle and other Sound cities where
he has been spending several days.
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A marriage license was issued Tues
day at Montesano to John Borowsk
and Agatha Chmielik of Aberdeen.
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The second of series of dances
which the Moose lodge is holding this
winter was given last night in the R
8. D. hall on East Heron street. II
was an enjoyable affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Beltz left yes
terday morning on the Coronado fol
Southern California. where they will
spend the winter in the hope of bene'
ting Mr.. Beltx's health.
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stry residence at 511 West Heron
.tret. which was Quilted by fire about
n wek ago. New siding IL being plac.
ed o,the building and the house is be.
ing. epainted.
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z. G. Vandevort returned Wednes.
~ from Olympia, where he has been
>r the past two days attending the
Washington League Of Municipalities
ueeting. A. e. Morck, Of the Wash.
iston hotel, will spend short time
4 Seattle before returning home.
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Filling Of the tidenats near the
Wishkah river 10 now proceeding with.
out interruption, the contractors hav.
ing 30 secured the entertainments that
there lie no further danger Of trouble.
The expense Of building new barriers
has been considerable and has delay.
ed the filling.
How to Keep Ourselves and Chill.
dren Healthy" is the subject of dis
cussion at the meeting Of the Aber-
deem w. C. T. U. held this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. F. Meyers. DR..
Wayne MacLafferty is present to dis
cuss the question with members of
the club and will answer all questions.
New officers for the Franklin Circle
Of the Parent-Teacher Association
were elected Wednesday when Mrs.
Charles Cloud resigned as president,
Mrs. H. B. Mcneil being chosen to
succeed her and Mrs. w. F. See be.
ing selected for secretary. The meet
ing was well attended and interest
in the work Of the circle was mani
fest.
Company g basketball team went
down to defeat by q score Of AZ to 3
before the Methodist church quintet
Wednesday night in the Methodist
gymnasium. Faulk was the big star
for the militiamen but was unable to
boost the score Of his team mates.
The game played between the Nc
Clure and Miller girls classes result
ed in a to score and the tie was
not played of.
First Lieutenant Earl Springer, of
Company G, N. G. W., has been hon
ored with the distinction Of being the
first militiaman in Washington to
qualify to take special examination
for a command under the Washing
ton volunteer army act. Springer will
try for the position of major and left
this week for Fort Lawton, Seattle,
where he will take the army examina.
ton. Should Lieutenant Springer
succeed in passing the examination he
will be qualified to become major in
case volunteers should be called upon
to fight. This is new law and
Springer is the first man in this state
to qualify for the examinations. He
has been q member Of Company G for
over four years and while second lieu
tenant, was classed by military ex.
perts az the best man holding that
position in the state militia.