Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-01-21

nam, Ala. lie is again associated
with the firm of Jones & Jones.
Initiation and installation were held
Tuesday night by Evergreen lodge of
Rebekahs No. %.
The next meeting Of the r. S. c.
club will be held in Masonic Temple
next Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. Frank Dole, at her home on
Morgan street, will be hostess next
Tuesday afternoon to the Rowena club.
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The White Rose club held its meet
ing Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Stevens, at her home, 1928 Ferry
street.
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!. N. Gardner, justice Of the peace,
has been suffering from severe at
tack of lumbago which has confined
him to his home.
A. W. Rhinehart and A. e. White,
both of Olympia, were transacting
business in the city this week, guests
at the Washington.
Dr.. q. e. Chamberlain is home
from Portland, and is recuperating
rapidly following an operation sus-
toiroI Iur{p~ l;c ohcnpoo
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Capt. and Mrs. r. e. Peasley, who
sailed early last month from Sydney,
Australia, are expected home some
time the latter part of February.
The Women's Auxiliary of st. An
drew's church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. T. Ellis, at her home,
Fourth street and Michigan avenue
The Franklin Parent-T Teacher asso
cations meeting, which was seized.
uel for Wednesday, will be held next
week, postponement being made on &C.
count of final examinations.
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Miss Ida L. Rhinehart, librarian at
the Carnegie public library, has been
confined to her home for several days
by an attack Of grip, Miss Dorothy Cir
ton taking her place at the library.
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.
C. E. Brownell, Grocer, 213 w. Heron
street
A son was born Saturday, January
IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Davis, at
their home in Portland. Mrs. Davis
was Miss Lula Morck and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Morck are now grandparents.
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The Swastika club held it's annual
Christmas tree, postponed several
times on account of illness in families
of members, Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. s. M. McClymont, hus-
bands and families of members being
guests.
Miss Grace St. Earle, daughter Of
Mrs. w. w. Walk, became the bride
last Saturday Of Gustave A. Shape.
The wedding took place in Spokane,
the home of the groom and the future
home of the young couple. Miss Bea'
trice McKenna was bridesmaid.
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The Washington State Federation
of Women's Clubs executive board
will meet in Seattle next Friday and
Saturday, January % and 20. Mrs.
l.. G. Humbargar, member of the
board. will attend from Aberdeen, and
Mrs. J. S. Mckee, also board member
and former president of the federation,
will attend from Hoquiam.
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The Cosmopolis high school stu
dents captured the three prizes offer
ed by the Electric Service & Supply
company for the best essays on How
Electricity Can Be Used in the Home. y
The contest was open to Hoquiam'
Cosmopolis and Aberdeen schools and
essays were judged by Olympia school
authorities, these being the winners:
Hazel Halverson, sophomore; Leslie
Morgan, freshman, and Margaret Wheel
an, junior.
Mrs. II. o. Galloway is new excel
ent chief of the Pythian Sisters, elect
ed last week. Other officers are Mrs
]. E. Macy, most excellent senior;
Mrs. Emily Prentice, most excellent
Junior; Mrs. Anna Reid, manager;
Mrs. William elise, protector; Mrs
IT, E. Hutchinson, guard; Mrs. S. b
Linn, installing officer; Mrs. Emf
Pfund. Mrs. M. J. Fisher and Mrs