Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-01-07


friends.
The Swastika club VIII meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. C. P.
Tobey at her home.
w. L. McCully of Lone Tree was
in the city over New Year, guest
at the Hotel Washington.
Installation of officers was conduct
ed Wednesday night by the Brother
hood OF American Yeomen.
Z. ]. Burns of McCleary was Wis
iting in the city the other day, reg
istering at the Washington.
The Mothers club will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. William Oldaker,
at her home, 100 King street.
1916 calendars for our customers.
Call early. c. E. Brownell.
The r. c. club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. T. J. Preston at her
home, 202 East Second street.
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The Civic Improvement club held
a business meeting Wednesday after
noon in the Carnegie library rooms.
The W. r. c. gave an enjoyable tea
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Lois Stalding, 9O1 West Market
street.
The Grays Harbor Country Club
gave an enjoyable New Years night
dance last Saturday at the club
house.
James Shaw, who is taking a post
graduate course at the Washington
State college, started for Pullman on
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Blyth departed
last Sunday for San Francisco, plan
ming an extensive visit In various
California points.
Miss Eva Fleming, teacher in the
primary. grade of the Franklin school,
spent last week visiting with relatives
in North Yakima.
Eleven relatives were entertained
New Years day at dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Crowther at their home
on Jefferson street.
H. P. Potter, who has been con-
fined to his home several days by an
attack of grip, is back at the O.-W.
office again this week.
The Remembrance club held its first
meeting of the new year Wednesday
with Mrs. P. Remmelmeyer at her
home. 821 North M street.
Chester Roberts and Miss Anna
Grossman were married Sunday AT
the home Of the brides father, Al
bert Grossman, in Ocosta.
Mrs. Frank Lawlyes was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon at the regular meet
ing of the Friends in Council club, at
her home, on West Fifth street.
Norman Greene started Monday for
Powell River, B. c., whence he mad
been called home by the death OF
his mother, Mrs. F. F. w. Greene.
The next meeting of the Canadian
club will be held Thursday afternoon
January 27, with Mrs. Thomas Boyle
the Ontario division being hostess.
Miss Mary l.. Mason, after passing
the holidays with relatives at Eu-
gene. Ore. was in Aberdeen Monday
on her way to her school at Ocosta.
James A. Shaw, Of Portland. A. n.
White of Olympia and A. }. Sine OF
Chicago, all lumbermen, were in the
city Monday, guests at the Washing
ton.
Mrs. Charles Holmer, at her home,
2O2 East Eighth street, was hostess
last Friday afternoon to Good Cheer
chapter of the First Presbyterian
church.
William Gressel of Portland, master
mechanic for the O.-W. railway lines,
and ]. F. Alsip of Tacoma, trainmas-
ter for the Northern Pacific. were IN
the city early this week on business
trips.
A big crowd gathered last Friday
evening, New Years Eve, in the First
Presbyterian church, to watch the
old year out and the new year in.
Short talks were made by the pas
tors of the Presbyterian, Methodist,
Baptist, Congregational and Christian
churches, songs were sung and re-
freshments were served.