Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-08-25
Tales Of the Town Tersely Told

Arthur Lenhart left Monday for San
Jose, Cal.
Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper,
Oils, Paints, etc. 3o2 E. Market.
Born-Saturday August 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hanson, a son.
Fred Davidson joined his family at
Westport last Saturday to spend a
few days.
Miss Mary Bowes left for Portland
last Saturday for a visit with friends
in the Rose City.
Mrs. A. A. Haskins will entertain
the West End club this afternoon at
her home on Morgan street.
Miss Cyria Allen is spending a few
days at Raymond, with former school
chum, Miss Winnifred Coates.
Mrs. F. G. Jones has returned from
San Diego, Cal, where she spent sew
eral weeks with her mother and other
relatives.
Misses Irene and Della Bogue, after
spending nearly month with Mrs.
T. J. Preston of this city, left Mon
day for their home in Spokane.
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Miss Zura Karshner, accompanied by
her guest, Miss Ruth Thurston of Ia
coma, are spending a week at Quinault
lake with j. G. Karshner and family.
Manager Robert w. Sutcliff of the
Carstens Co., is off on a two months
business trip to Chicago and other
Eastern points. He will return by way
of San Francisco.
The Aberdeen w. c. T. U. journeyed
to Cosmopolis Tuesday, where the
members met at the home of Mrs.
Bellman. Mrs. French, county presi-
dent, was present from Elma.
e.
The lucky couple who wed at the
county fair will receive nice little
start. J. NJ. Bowes reports donations
at over $500 already subscriber.
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Mics o1ifo Elcnr,nrn wbnco on.
gagement was recently announced, was
entertained last Friday evening by
Miss Vivian Steen of West Wishkah
street. Eighteen guests were invited.
Miss Eda Crawford, who has been
the guest of Miss Mary Bowes, left
for her home at The Dalles, Ore, last
Friday. Miss Crawford was the guest
of honor at a number of social func-
lions while here,
The interior finish of the building
formerly known as the Crescent hotel
is now under way, and is being laid out
on Oriental lines. The lounging and
reading roonfs are to be finished in
sunptuous style.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burnett are enter
tanning this week the three children,
Marian, Theodore and Luis, of l.. H.
Burnett, of Seattle. The youngsters
consider q visit with "aundy" ard
uncle" quite treat.
A large box containing cakes
cookies, canned fruits and other deli
cacies, was despatched to CaleHicC
last week to the eight boys of Com
pany G who are members Of the Meth
odist church, by the ladies of the
Fourth Division of the AID society.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Hebron, WHO fol
some time have been the guests o.
Mrs. Heffron's. father, Robert Ora
ham, left Saturday on the steamer
Avalon for California, where they may
decide to make their future home II
preference to Calgary, Canad1, thell
former place I'll residence.
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Wednesday was ladies day at the
Grays Harbor Country Club, and
large number of Aberdeen ladies en-
joyeti the day on the spacious grounds
Golf was played practically all day
and a nice luncheon was 'served a
noon. Mrs. J. B. Bridges, women:
golf captain, announces THAT here
after Wednesday will he ladies' day
instead of Friday as originally in
tended.
The knights of Pythias ARE plan
ming to initiate a class of 100 new
members some time next month. The
campaign for garnering in this unusu
ally large number of victims" will b.
outlined in detail, within the next two
weeks, at a big social meeting nov
being prepared for by an energetic
committee composed of w. Fl. Hanson
John Tenwick, w. H. Tucker, F. c
Davidson and Carl Springer.