Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-06-13

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Mrs. Sieve A. Pavletich went to
Portland last Tuesday to take in the
Rose show.
w. ". Clark, Of the state inspection
bureau, is in the city, checking w
the books n the city hall.
Irving w. Barley is home from the
Hill Military academy at Portland, to
spend the summer vacation.
Miss Hope Chambers. teacher in the
Franklin school, went to Olympia on
Thursday for few days visit.
Mrs. Peter Nelson departed Wednes.
day night for McMinnville, Ore, where
Mr.. Nelson lies i'll in hospital.
Take baby to Clinkenbeard's new
ground floor studio. No stairs to climb
-one block north of new postoffice.
Mrs. J. w. Schroeder. at her home
GA Simpson avenue. is enjoying q
visit from her sister. Mrs. Nita Cur.
skell Of Seattle. &C..
Mrs. J. ]. Carney returned last
evening from Montesano, where she
spent several days visiting her daugh.
ter. Mrs. r. H. Fleet.
G. r. Lockridge, lumber salesman
for the Grays Harbor Commercial
company. departed last week for Kan
sas City on business trip.
M v. .Snider Of the Fairmont hotel
left for Spokane Thursday on short
business trip. He will visit at the
home Of his brother in Sumner ON the
way home. si@'as -
Miss Jane Breneman started Thurs.
day for Leesburgh, Pa, where she will
spend few weeks. Miss Breneman
will teach in the Juneau, Alaska,
schools next term.
Ted Slocum, formerly with the Lib.
erty Electric company, will start this
week on an extended visit in the
East, first stopping to see his family
at Clear Lake, la.
Duplex Perfect Vision Glasses, sold
by many for So and SO, and worth
1t. Our price, to introduce, $2.S5.
City Opticians. 302 E. Heron St.
Only exclusive Optical house on
Harbor. 1t
George A. Huntley will leave today
for Walton, Ore, to spend few weeks
at the mill there in which he is inter.
ested. Mrs. Huntley may join him
later, returning with Mr.. Huntley to
their home at 213 East Second street,
in September.
Mrs. James r. Harper and Miss
Bertha Watson departed yesterday for
Blewett, Chelan county. Mrs. Harper
will join Mr.. Harper, who is inter-
ested in the Peshastin Lumber com.
pany's Blewett plant with J. c. Biles.
Miss Watson awill vistt.as the home
Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Biles.
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Mrs. Margaret c. Mum, state re-
cording secretary for the w. c. T. U.
will come down from her Seattle
home, Tuesday, for the Grays Har-
Dor county w. C. T. U. convention.
During her stay here Mrs. Mum will
be the guest Of Mrs. Sarah E. Myers
at the latter's home. SIS East First
street.
Miss Tena Nelson departed Thurs
day for San Francisco. After taking
in the exposition she will visit rela-
tives in Los Angeles and Pasadena,
then go to Wisconsin to spend the
summer. Miss Nelson will not return
to Aberdeen to teach this year, plan
ming upon obtaining place in a Mon
tana school.
On Thursday evening, at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Hogan, Miss Mary Hogan gave a
dancing party complimentary to Miss
Katherine Sherwood Of Claremont,
Cal. Miss Sherwood, who formerly
was a resident Of this city, is visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Weatherwax.
Word received from Mrs. S. w
Johnston, who underwent an opera
ton in a Boston hospital last month
for tumor whose growth threatened
the optic nerve, is to the effect that
the operation was complete success
Mrs. Johnston has left the hospital
and expects to journey to Detroit this
week to visit relatives Of Mr.. John
ston.
Special this week. Duplex Perfect
Vision Glasses $2S5. Sold by many
for So and SO and worth it. Don't
miss this. City Opticians, 800 E
Heron st., Aberdeen. Only exclusive
optical store on Grays Harbor II
Several Aberdeen school teachers
sailed on the steamer San Ramon
yesterday, for San Francisco. Miss
.Nloronrn Common Mioa E1izahotk