Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1916-03-31
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Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper,
Oils, Paints, etc. 3O2 E. Market.
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Gus Carlson was in Portland the
other day, guest at the Hotel Ben.
son.
The Women's Relief Corps held
meeting Tuesday in Odd Fellows hall,
with a good attendance.
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Mrs. Hugh n. McNeill of Aberdeen,
is the new school teacher at Mark
ham now.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Kuhn of Ho-
quiam, who have many friends here,
are travelling in India now.
The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Haynes will be cele-
brated April %.
The Swastika club will hold it's next
meeting on Tuesday with Mrs. Rich
ard Graham at her home
Mrs. A. J. Anderson at her home, on
West Sixth street, yesterday afternoon
was hostess to the G. A. R. club.
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The Link club held its meeting on
Tuesday with Mrs. H. NJ Glib at her
home, $40 West Heron street.
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Mrs. w. g. Douglas is improving fast
following an operation undergone at
st. Josephs hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. MeciIIicuddy have
bought the old home of G. p Halferty
on West Eighth street.
w. J. Patterson and c. T. Scurry
made brief business trip the end Of
last week to Seattle.
The corner store of the Finch Build
ing is now occupied by Thomas the
Jeweler.
Dr.. P. Woerner of Olympia was in
Aberdeen the other day, stopping at
Tie WdSQluRJOu.
II. e. Simpson of Tacoma made a
business trip to this city this week,
stopping at the Washington.
Aberdeen Paint Co., for Wall Paper,
Oils. Paints, etc. 302 E. Market.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Reid arrived
home last Friday night after several
weeks trip back East.
Mrs. J. T. Carbery was hostess at
the meeting, Tuesday afternoon, of the
Friends in Council club.
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Capital City Creamery Butter is the
perfection of Butter, sold by Gabriel
son & Holmer.
The Pan-Hellenic club was enter
tanned last Saturday by Miss Grace
Young and Miss Mollie Burnett at the
Sweet Shop.
The Canadian club met yesterday at
the home of Mrs. S. McClymont, 301
North H street, the Quebec division
entertaining.
Thomas the Jeweler has moved into
his new store in the Finch Building.
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E.W. 1eimfohr departed last Friday
for Southern California where he ex-
poets to introduce his merchants de-
livery system.
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Compare the Capital City Creamery
Butter with any other butter on the
market, then you will use none other.
Gabrielson & Holmer sell it.
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G. w. Koosen and D. r. Thompson
timber men of Saginaw, were in the
city this week, guests at the Hotel
Washington.
Thomas the Jeweler has moved into
his new store in the Finch Building.
Fred Davidson has gone to Orting
to visit his parents and to recuperate
from his illness, which had threaten
ed to turn into nervous prostration.
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A. spahr has bought a fruit ranch
near Lyle, on which he will make his
home, having disposed of his realty
business here.
Mrs. Margaret c. Durham, former
secretary of the Aberdeen board of edu
cation, departed last Saturday for Sc
attic, whence she will go to California
to make her future home.
The corner store Of the Finch Build
ing is now occupied by Thomas the
Jeweler.
Mrs. William Irvine has been II
Kelso for several days, called by the
severe illness of her grandmother, Mrs
Jane Clark, aged pioneer who came
over the Oregon trail in 1852