Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-13

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+ Fred Hart of Raymond spent few
! days visiting in this city last week.
The W. R. c. club is holding a meet
ing this afternoon at X. of P. hall.
! Victor H. Street left last evening
for San Diego, CAL, to be absent a
month.
| Editor Paul Harvey, Of the Elma
Chronicle, Mrs. Harvey and son, Wis.
tied Aberdeen friends Sunday.
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| The Swastika club is meeting this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. F..
Rowland, 700 East First street.
| Mrs. John Macy will be hostess to
the Pythian Sisters club, at her
home, 213 North H street. Thursday
afternoon.
Women Of the First Presbyterian
church last evening gave an informal
reception for new members, in the
church parlors.
\ Miss Eta Wilson, who has under.
gone three operations at local hos.
pital, Is .still in critical condition and
another operation lie advised. d
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Aberdeen Masons will be the guests.
Thursday evening, Of Hoquiam Ma.
sons. at the lecture to be given BY
Clinton H. snowdon Of Tacoma.
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Miss Helen Thompson went last
week to Seattle, where she viii spend
several weeks visiting 1t the home Of
, her sister, Mrs. A. r. WATSON.
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Mrs. Fred Vaughn and daughter
Marie departed Friday for Traverse
City, Mich, called thither by the seri-
GUS illness of Mrs. vaughn's mother.
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Game Warden Esses passed through
the city yesterday with so pairs Of
Chinese pheasants, which he took to
Humptulips City and Lake Quiniault
for distribution.
| Special Eastern Star services will be
held next Sunday morning at st. An
drew's Episcopal church. The special
music rendered on Easter Sunday will
be given next Sunday.
"A strong paper on Evangelism" was
read by Rev. o. J. Law Of Hoquiam
at the meeting, yesterday, of the Grays
Harbor Ministerial alliance, held at the
First Baptist church here.
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| DR.. and Mrs. w: M. Karshner and
son, Of Puyallup, were in the city
Sunday, visiting DR.. Karshner's moth
or, Mrs. Louise Karshner, 313 East
Fourth street, and other relatives.
The knights of Columbus gave an
enjoyable ball, annual function of the
order, Friday evening. at Electric
pavilion. Slattery's seven piece or.
chestra rendered excellent music.
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Miss Rose Brachvogel was guest Of
honor Saturday afternoon at lunch
con given by Miss Claire Carter. Miss
Brachvogel spent the week in Aber-
deem. returning this week to the state
university.
Miss Helen Morley, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Morley, departed
Thursday last for Saginaw, Mich,
with her uncle, Paul Morley, who had
been visiting at the home Of his
brother here.
Frank O'Connor Of the Donovan
Lumber company departed Saturday
for San Francisco, where he will open
an Office for the local lumber concern,
with which he has been connected for
many years.
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Mrs. Fred Smith entertained the
South Side Five Hundred club last
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. C. ]. Lauth
being prize winner. Mrs. Lauth will
be hostesses to the club at its meet
ing next week.
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Miss Edith Bailey Of Walla Walla.
who has been visiting the past week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Smith, 700 Second avenue, went to
Seattle Sunday to resume her studies
at the State university.
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H. P. Potter, local freight and pas
senger agent for the O.-W. r. & N.
company, will 60 to Tacoma to attend
the reception which is to signalize
the opening, Thursday, Of the railway
company's new 100000 freight sheds,
in that city.
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Pioneer chapter of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Presbyterian
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Sarah A. Sal.
mon, 7O2 Hanna avenue. Good Cheer
chapter will meet Friday at the home
Of Mrs. M. G. Tilton, 1910 North
Broadway.
A dinner that was in the nature
Of q surprise was given last Thurs
aav nvouinv IN Mr. and Mrs Andrew