Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-02-19
Tales OF The Town TerseIy Told

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]. 7. Elson was registered this
week from Aberdeen at the Hotel
Benson, in Portland.
George M. Fox has returned to his
home in Walla Walla. after visiting
with his son, T. c. Fox, here.
s.
II. +. Hunter was a visitor in the
|city this week ON tour of inspection
H. the Grays Harbor branch of the
p.-W. R. & N.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Acret have re-
rned to make their home in Aber.
IN, after an absence of some dura.
ti6h in Seattle.
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w. Sutcliff, Aberdeen manager for
~ Carstens Packing company. de-
1ted Wednesday for Seattle on a few
~ business trip.
s.
Hrs. j. F. Lively and children re-
turned Tuesday to their home in Au-
burn, after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
uaward Lively, of this city.
The Wishkah Single company has
taken out permit to make improve
ments to it's mill, costing about $3.50
and involving raising Of the roof.
L L. Swaney, formerly of the firm
Of Eaton & swaney, has made ar
Yangements to open a pharmacy in
westport, to which town he shortly
will move.
At. the home Of Mrs. =. G. Jones,
11e list Market street, this afternoon,
wo1ten Of the First Congregational
church are meeting to tell of their
experiences in earning a dollar.
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The body OF Mrs. julius Capelle was
sent to Green Bay, Wis, Wednesday.
By Fissel & Pinnick, for interment
h the family burial plot. Mr.. Ca
pelle accompanied the remains.
At the home Of Mrs. F. E. Van
Kleek, 315 North F street, yesterday
afternoon was entertained the Pho.
neer division of the Ladies Aid society
Of the First Presbyterian church.
n Funeral services will be held to.
morrow afternoon at o'clock from
the Whiteside undertaking establish
n,sats chapel for Gotloff Reinhardt,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rein
hardt, 4O1 East Cushing street.
Rev. Nels Hojer, who is touring the
country lecturing upon his 80 years
experience as missionary in Russia,
gave an interesting address last night
1t the Swedish Mission church and
win speak again tonight at the same
place.
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u 3heral services for little Daisy
Bergman, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Bergman, who was drowned last
Saturday in the wishkah river. were
held yesterday afternoon from the
chapel Of the Whiteside undertaking
\ establishment.
The first dance Of q series to be
given monthly by the local lodge Of
INKS. was enjoyed Tuesday night by
sou fifty couples. Excellent music
va furnished by slattery's orchestra.
The next Elks' dance will be given
Immediately after the close Of Lent.
\ A large number Of relatives and
friends Of the late Mrs. John Ander-
4 con gathered Tuesday afternoon for
he funeral. held from the chapel Of
the Whiteside undertaking establish.
ment. Services were conducted by
the Rev. Charles McDermoth and Rev.
J. ]. Huleen, and burial was in Fern
Hill cemetery.
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Rev. Charles McDermoth demon
|Strated some speed as a traveller We'd
assday. Leaving Aberdeen at 2 p. m.
IA journeyed to the east end Of the
keounty, dispatched business connected
with the Juvenile court at Elma and
ESatsop, caught jitney from Elma to
E1lontesano and the stage from the
county seat to Aberdeen, reached here
IL 6 p. m. after travelling so miles, and
ATTENDED the city council session in
Inc evening.