Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-04
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Senator and Mrs. e. e. eoner are
parents of baby boy, born February
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Women's Auxiliary, st. Andrews
church, met Wednesday afternoon at
the rectory.
Mrs. }. Cochrane will entertain the
Holly club at her home next Friday
February II.
The Rowena club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ]. H
Easterly at her home.
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sacting business here this week. ston.
ping at the Hotel Washington.
The Swastika club will meet next
Tuesday with Mrs. George Eddy at
her home on East Market street.
me 'alitha Cumi club will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. A. Shipman on North F street
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Mrs. II. N. Mackey at her home,
1000 East Second street, was host
ess yesterday afternoon to the H. s.
club.
Mrs. Minnie judge will be hostess
to the E. c. club next Wednesday af.
ternOOn at her home in South Aber.
deem.
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Mrs. j. A. McNivin was called the
other day to Hollywood, Cal, a sub
urb of Los Angeles, by the death of
her father.
Ladies Aid Society, Trinity Metho-
dist church, met Wednesday with
Mrs. Arthur Pascoe at her home on
King street.
Many young folks of this city will
go tonight to COsmopolis to attend a
leap year party given by the Au Fait
club of that town.
Rev. and Mrs. T. II. Simpson are
parents Of baby girl, born January
26. A twin sister of the infant died
shortly after birth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Wolff at
their home on East First street, last
Friday evening, entertained at dinner
followed by card playing.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dinse and of the Misses Dinse gath,
cred last Sunday at their home, where
they were entertained at dinner.
Mrs. John w. Fraser at her home
on North E street, yesterday after.
noon, was hostess at a meeting of
Fifth Division, First Methodist church.
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A. Spahr, superintendent of the
Grays Harbor County fairs stock de-
partment, is in Seattle over the week
end, attending the North Pacific Fair
gathering.
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Chief Quartermaster J. e. Nostrum,
Y. s. NJ, arrived in the city Tuesday,
to take charge of the recruiting sta
ton just opened here. He is stop.
ping at the Grant hotel.
R. ]. Hits, according to word re.
ceived here February 2, died at Nor
ton, Wash. He is survived by the
widow. Mr.. Hits was a councilman
here many years ago.
Mrs. George 3. Miller at her home
on Burleigh avenue, Tuesday was
hostess to the Friends in Council
club, Modern Dramatists" being the
topic for discussion.
Capt. James F. Brown, manager of
the Bay City whaling station, spent
several days in Aberdeen, a guest at
the Washington, during the worst of
the recent storm. He returned to
Bay City Tuesday.
Good Cheer chapter, First Presby-
terrain church, and husbands Of the
members, were entertained last Fri
day evening by Mrs. H. P. Potter, at
her home on North H street, assist
ed by Mrs. Lawrence Rankin.
Rev. Amos r. zimmerman, who has
been coming down from Olympia ev-
cry other Sunday to preach to the
German Lutheran residents here, has
resigned his pastorate at the capital
and will go to Walla Walla with his
family to assume charge Of church
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Bryan now are
in New York to make their perma-
nent home. The former secretary of
the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
is engaged in managing the business
of an uncle of Mrs. Byran, who her
self is continuing her musical stud