Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-23
Tales Of the Town Terse|y Told'

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dolden West Coffee" is a ioy and
! uensnt; used at breakfast it makes
you feel like winner. Our sa,e, orc
increasing 60 we know -
y all we claim for II. shelley's Gro.
'ery' S1S East Market. phone 42s.
Thomas Meikkinen and M,s. Han.
nan waltanen. both Of Aberdeen. were
married EFiday esvenias. at the Con.
!. sresatione1 passonass ~ Rev. Chsrle.
McDermo -
Mr.. and MIR. i. j.SGrant. 4cb.r,..
owen an4Gedsse sxAesy made up !.
fishing party, Sunday, d the wi.bt.h
Falls. catching "a mountain trout. Of
~nl'n f'ss we're Is inches long each.
A. y Rshlinssr, manager in Aber.
deem for John RosslihSs Sons comn.nv
made business trip to Tacoma earlv
tnts week. q
J. N. r4fs. Of MsoIeaFy was . visitor
In the city last sunday.l 4
Mr.. A. L. Davenport and son. John.
departed Sunday for Ilion, N. Y. to
visit WIN " 4 'aMt'sDAyenport's parents.
Mrs. J. r. Douglas and s daughter:
Frances. departed Sunday for New
York. Mis- DQuglas will enter a school
preparatory toy Bryn Mawr. in Penn.
sylvania. Mrs. Douglas will visit for
q timesin eastern cities before return.
Ing home. N.
DR.. md Mrs. Guy Canterbury and
son, John. autoed Sunday to Seattle,
where Mrs. Canterbury spent the week
with her sister, Mrs. w. E.
Weeks.
Frank Groundwater of Elma was a
business visitor in Aberdeen last Fri.
day.
w. T. Murphy of the local freight
department Of the Northern Pacific
spent the week end in Chehalis.
A. w. Middleton. accompanied by his
Sarah and Martha, started
last Saturday for Newton, Mass,
where the young women will enter
Mt. Ida SEMINARY. Mr.. Middleton will
spend little time in New York and
other eastern cities before returning
home.
A SURPRISING cup of Coffee is pro-
1uced by using Golden West Coffee;
your neighbor has known this for a
ong while. Shelley's Grocery, 313
East Market, phone 429, has it.
This evening at the First Baptist
church Mrs. Minnie Carl, lecturer and
interpreter, as well as field secretary
Tor the national w. G. T. U. young
peoples branch, will deliver an ad-
dress, the program starting at 8
o'clock. -.sf ~
The Grays Harbor Ministerial alli-
ance met Monday afternoon at the
First Baptist church, the session being
he first since early, summer. ;.
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Mcqueen left
Saturday for their new home, Kelso,
where Mr.. Mcqueen assumes the pas
torate Of the Methodist church. Their
Miss Leona Mcqueen, Is in
Tacoma, where she is teacher Of mu.
sic and secretary Of the College Of
Puget Sound. Their son, Harold, de-
parted Saturday for Salem, Ore, where
he will attend Willamette university.
The annual porch party given Fri
day night by the women Of the Con.
church, at the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. Charles McDermoth,
drew a good attendance and a fine
program and refreshments
were enjoyed.
jeff Garman went to Montesano on
called in the jury venire for
superior court.
Mrs. w. H. Burke Of Raymond ar
rived in Aberdeen early in the week
and will spend some time in the city,
visiting with friends here.
M. C. McCully Of Lone Tree was a
guest the other day at the Hotel Wash
ngton.
Orville McGillis, son of Mrs. lsa'
bella McGillis, 902 Thomas street, and
A brother of Edward McGillis, sailed
the other day from New York for
France to Join the Canadian regiment
in which he recently enlisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Luce, who
have been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Mumaw, departed yes
terday for Everett, en- route to their
nome in Ohio. Mrs. Luce is Mr.. Mu-
maw's mother.
E. P. Crazy, who has been spend
ing several months in Oregon, was
home for a few days and left yes
+erday for the Central West.