Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-09-09
Tales Of the Town TerseIy I.v,l

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Mrs. Julia Rush of Montesano, and
Mrs r. o. Bailey, of Seattle, who
have been visiting Mrs. Ashley, of
the Strathcona hotel, returned home
recently.
MIR. Bitar of the La Vogue big de-
partment store, of Hoquiam, was
over to give the Golden Rule store
of Aberdeen, the "once over" He
said it sure was winner.
a. NJ. Bendetson, of the Red Front
store, who possibly sells more boys
school suits than most of the other
stores combined, says that his line
is bigger and better than ever this
season.. and that his business has
started off in splendid shape
Mrs. Paul Findeisen and daughter
Frances, left Monday for a. visit with
relatives in Olympia and Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kaifer, who
shortly will leave for their new Cali
fornia home, were complimented guests
last Thursday evening, of the Royal
Neighbors and Modern Woodmen at
an entertainment given in X. P. hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lundberg are
parents of a. baby boy, weight ten
pounds, born September 2 at the fam
lily home, 2415 Simpson avenue.
The Talitha Cumi club will meet
next Tuesday, September IA, with Mrs
]. w. THEM at her home on Randall
street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. McCaw depart
ed yesterday on trip that will con-
sumo some six weeks, during which
they will visit at their old home in
ColfaX, Wash, in Chicago, in Cedar
Rapids. Ia, and in Missouri, before
returning west to take in the Panama
Pacific exposition. E. B. Crary will
be in charge of Mr.. McCaw's Office
during the latter's absence
The Link club will hold it's first
meeting of the fall and winter season
next Wednesday afternoon, Septem-
Der *, at the Hotel Turner, Mrs.
Turner being hostess.
The Rowena club, which had sched-
uled meeting this week at the home
of Mrs. F. D. Wenn on East Second
street, has indefinitely postponed its
session.
The Review club on Tuesday after
noon, held It's first meeting since last
Junc. t the hone Of Mrs. Fred Nye
on West First street,
S. K Bowes made a trip to Elma
Monday ION business connected with
winding up the annual county fair
Guy P. Rafferty, is enjoying visit
form 0. D Coughlin and Miss Ger
trude Coughlin Of Portland.
Fred Hart came up from Raymond
to spend last weeks eng Oh GrayS
Harbor - ;. -
J. A. Paulhamus made a business
trip to Tacoma early this week.
Mrs. W. W. Brock and her sister,
Miss Villa Smith, are making an ex-
tended visit with their parents in
North Yakima.
Mrs. William Seaman went to New
London on Monday to spend week
with her parents.
Mrs Thomas F. Delehanty and Mrs.
G. A. Neinast departed Tuesday for
Astoria, where they will visit for
month with their parents.
The Aberdeen Civic Improvement
club met yesterday in the Carnegie
public library rest room and trans Ct
ed various business, including consid-
Grafton OF reports of committees in
charge Of the recent annual flower
show.
Mrs. Mark Ennis, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives at satsop,
returned home Monday.
w. 90 7Trs. A. NJ. Wheeler enta
tanned Friday complimentary to Mrs
Cora Burrows and her guest, Mra'
Leon McGrath of Chicago.
Mrs. Sarah Salmon and her daugh-
ters. Misses Grace and Agnes, de.
parted last Saturday for Bellinsham
Mrs. Salmon has rented her residence
to B. y. Leonard, one Of the new pub
lie school teachers here, who with his
wife will make their home there Mrs
Salmon and her daughters will spend
the next few months in Bellingham,
while Miss Grace Salmon attends the
state normal school
Mrs. NJ. Graft entertained the f. C.
club on Wednesday Of last week. The
Z. C. club viii meet next Wednesday
at the home, on Railroad avenue, OF
Mrs. VanGrder.
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