Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-04-28
What People AreDoine

Charles r. Pratseh made business
trip to Moclips last Monday.
s.
Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper,
Oils, Paints, etc. 302 E. Market.
Fred D. Hill of Westport was in
this city the other day on business
matters.
Hugh DeIanty and NJ. Mccarron de-
parted Monday for San Francisco on
a business trip.
S. N. Anderson and z. c. Miller
were in Portland the other day, guests
at the Hotel Benson.
The Remembrance club will hold it's
meeting next Wednesday with Mrs.
Fred Barnes at her home.
Mrs. Stephen EIdred left last Fri.
day for Marion, Ia, called by her
mothers serious illness.
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Mrs. z. e. Lane was hostess Tues
day afternoon at the regular meeting
Of the Friends in Council club.
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Mrs. J. A. Baker, at her home, GA
West Heron street, next Thursday will
be hostess to the Rowena club.
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Harry Burke, merchant Of Twisp,
Wash, was in Aberdeen this week, a
guest at the Hotel Washington.
Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper,
Oils, Paints, etc. 302 E. Market.
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Ira c. Breeht, night baggageman at
the Union station here, was in Seat.
tie over Sunday visiting with rela.
tives.
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Mrs. Halder Smith and son departed
last Friday for San Francisco to WIS.,
it with Capt. Smith while his vessel,
the R. C. Slade, is being repaired.
A reception was rendered last Fri
day evening in Odd Fellows hall to
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Kempton, re-
Gently married, by the Aberdeen lodge
of Rebekahs.
Mrs. c. w. Huotari, Mrs. William
saumert, Mrs. s. K. eowes and Mrs.
w. s. Kennedy went to Olympia Tues
day to attend the district Pythian Sis
ters' convention.
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Bert Thompson, formerly news
paperman of Wenatchee now in the
theater advertising business, is spend
ing a few days on Grays Harbor on
business.
w. A. Lawson of the American
Whaling company, Vancouver, B. c.,
was registered at the Hotel Washing
ton the other day, en- route to the
Bay City whaling station.
Dr.. W. N. Lipscomb of Washing
ton, D. c., who was here last year in
charge of the Red Cross instruction
car, was in the city this week, STOP
ping at the Washington.
s.
County Treasurer Jerry MCCULLOUGH
dy, IT,, moved from Montesano to Alb
erdeen this week, taking the house on
Fifth street near L formerly occu-
pied by County Commissioner Phil S.
Locke.
The Aberdeen Federation of Wo-
mems clubs met Saturday in the pub
lie library rest room and adopted
constitution and bylaws, Mrs. A. G.
Ennis acting as chairman of the
meeting.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and
and Mrs. J. B. Haynes was celebrated
last Saturday evening at their home
on North B street, the house being ar
tistically decorated and scores OF old
and young friends Of the pioneer
couple being present.
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The annual meeting of st. Andrews
Episcopal church, held Monday even
ing in the guild hall, resulted in the
selection of F. G. Wilcox, rector's war
den; Charles Chase, peoples warden;
w. w. Hart, treasurer; Victor Street,
clerk; Edward Hubert, DR.. E. E. Lane
and A. E. Graham, vestrymen. The
members of the Women's Auxiliary
served refreshments following the cleo
ton.
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The ninth annual military ball, Will
be given by officers and men OF Co. G,
End Reg N. G.. W., this evening at
the armory. The patronesses for the
ball are Mrs. o. R. Austin, Mrs. H. A.
Comeau, Mrs. A. A. Bradner, Mrs. j.
S. Gum, Mrs. R. H. Fleet, Mrs. George
Robertson, Mrs ]. J. Carney and Mrs
]. w. Clark. Among the out-of-town
guests to be present are Governor and
Mrs. Ernest Lister, Capt. Bert ROSS
and Col. William Inglis.