Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-26

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ss
{ Wallace Robinson, of Moclips, is Wis
iting in the city today.
| Fred Deming, single man of Mark
ham, was in the city Sunday.
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William Ingram, of Westport, spent
the weekend visiting in the city.
A. 8. Drummond. Tacoma tailor
was registered at the Washington
o. M. Nelson, deputy prosecuting
attorney, was business visitor in the
city Saturday.
High grade piano player for sale.
Cost 5000. Will sell cheap. Inquire
at Herald Office. 3S.2t
J. w. HUFF, manager of the Pacific
Produce company. spent the week.
end at Pacific Beach.
Hugh Delanty, manager of the Grays
Harbor Stevedore company, is in Sc
attic on business trip.
$500 -
l Registration for the approaching
municipal elections by last evening
had reached a total of 1,145.
E. W. Ross, Of the Union Station.
returned last night from Tacoma
where he had been on business.
The first team of the Methodist
church defeated the Montesano team
at basketball Friday night. by the
score of IS to II.
Attorney A. E. Graham spent Mon
day in Olympia on legal business.
c. w. Yana. Of westport. was Wis
iting in the city Saturday.
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Messages and Papers Of the Presi.
DENTS" valuable set of books, have
been donated to the public library by
Mayor Eugene France.
R. R. Bassett shortly will remove
his business from the Pearson build.
ing on Wishkah street, to the Beck
with building on G street.
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The Wednesday club will meet this
week with Mrs. Gus Lindburg at her
home at ia North Newell street. Five
Hundred will be the game.
E. E. Fishel Of Quiniault, former
county commissioner, spent the lat
ter part Of last week attending to bust
ness in Aberdeen and Hoquiam.
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The furnishings of the Aberdeen
postoffice. preliminary to the moving
of the office to the new building,
have been sold by JEFF Garman.
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marriage license was issued from
the Chehalis county auditors office
Saturday to Miss Ella Hoffman and
Edward Anderson, both Of Aberdeen
f. ~
The Chehalis County Federation of
Women's Clubs will hold their quarter,
ly meeting tomorrow afternoon, IL
Elma, and will be entertained by the
clubs Of that city.
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Rev. Charles McDermoth, pastor of
the First Congregational church, who
is supervisor Of the county poor, was
in Montesano yesterday investigating
some cases reported as in need.
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William Crammatte and Raymond
Sauers departed yesterday for Seat
tie in the Sauers automobile, being
accompanied as far as Tacoma by Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor and daughter.
Misses Martha and Elizabeth Finch
entertained at dinner Saturday even
ing in their apartments, in the Broad
way, in honor Of Miss Jet Condit, who
left today for Berkeley, Cal. >.
The mercury tumbled with the open.
ing of this week, on Grays Harbor.
Yesterday saw a temperature of %
degrees, and this morning one OF q
degrees, which was the lowest 30 far
registered for the month. s
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Harry H. Haynes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Haynes, came over from
Portland to attend the annual banquet
Of the Pioneer Association and to visit
his parents. Mr.. Haynes is a promi-
nent young merchant Of Portland.
A landmark was obliterated Sun.
day when the little hose house that
has stood for years at the corner of
Market and Monroe streets, was torn
down by the city street department.
The wreckage was performed at the
request of some of the sixth ward res
idents.
The ladies aid society of st. Pauls
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