Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-02-04

1916 calendars for our customers.
Call early. c. E. Brownell.
w. }. Patterson made a business
trip to Centralia the end of last week.
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A. J. Morley and A. P. stockweIi made
a business trip last Saturday to Sc.
attic.
mrs. John Byard at her home, 1902
Morgan street, was hostess Wednes-
day to the Link club.
F. II. Turner OF Cordova, Alaska,
was in the city this week, stopping
at the Hotel Washisgton.
Louis Dickeiser, of Spokane, is WIS.,
lt1ng at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Findeisen, this week.
D. c. Gordon of Oroville, Wash,
was in the city this week, register
ed at the Hotel Washisgton.
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J. r. Dabney of Portland was in
the city the other day, looking after
his property interests here.
Sergt. Claude Barley, U. S. A., has
been visiting here at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Fenwick.
c. L. Lewis of Raymond was an
Aberdeen visitor the other day, reg
istered at the Washington.
The Aberdeen Sixty club will give
another of their popular dancing par
ties at Eagles hall, next Monday eve
ming.
J.. D. Carroll of Carlisle had bust
ness that brought him to the city the
other day. He stopped at the Wash
ington.
Mrs. e. w. Beimfohr at her home,
210 West Second street, yesterday
was hostess to Robert Gray chapter,
d. A. r.
Miss Olga Emerson left last Satur-
day for Great Falls, Mont, to take
position teaching in the public
schools there.
Mrs. Robert Graham, at her home,
300 Jeffries street, is enjoying a visit
from her daughter, Mrs. Maude l..
Swanson of Seattle.
s.
Mrs. Roscoe Conrad entertained
Harmony chapter, First Presbyterian
church, Wednesday afternoon, assist
ed by Mrs. l.. R. Waugh.
r. w. Bibb is new Superintendent of
the First Methodist church's Sunday
school, vice w. c. Mumaw, who has
resigned and now is in charge Of the
mems class.
e. A. LaIk, commercial agent here
for the Milwaukee line, went to Sc
attic Saturday to meet Mrs. Lalk and
the children on their return home
from a visit in the East.
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Miss Jane Leland is enjoying Wis.
1t from Mrs. Fred Furth of Seattle,
who formerly was a resident of this
city. Mr.. Furth was member of the
city council here at one time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Kuhn Of Ho-
GUAM, who have been travelling in the
Orient for a couple of years, write
that after a tour of India they will
return to Japan for an indefinite stay.
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The Western hotel, part of the es-
tate of the late DR.. Paul SHIFTS, will
be re-opened February 10 by Mrs.
Charles NJ Parmeter. The hotel is
to be thoroughly renovated ana al
tered.
Three veterans of the Civil war, G..
p. l.. Roberts, Fred Nye and ]. B.
Birmingham, were guests of honor
Tuesday night at chicken dinner
given by the G. A. r. club in A. O.
U. w. hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Scheyer and the
formers mother, who have been WIS.,
iting here at the home Of Mr.. Schey-
er's sister, Mrs. Frank Rogers, de-
parted last Friday night for their
home in Moscow, Idaho.
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A large crowd gathered last Friday
evening at Eagles hall for the annual
Junior prom of the Aberdeen high
school, Good music and an excellent
dance program made an enjoyable
evening.
Are you seeking high grade goods
at moderate prices. from a store
where sanitary conditions are special
ly featured? ST so, we invite you to
become one of our New Years custo-
mers. All orders promptly delivered.
G. E. Brownell, Grocer, 213 w. Heron
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